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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
8
A 1968 snapshot notes pervasive moving trends shaping cities and suburbs. Whites move to suburbs as industry departs core cities, draining tax bases and skilled labor. Simultaneously Negro populations migrate outward, though higher birth rates keep core-city numbers rising.
The Kansas Board of Treasury Examiners completed rotating bank accounts for 54 state agencies as required every two months. The University of Kansas Medical Center account moved from Rosedale State Bank to Kaw Valley State Bank in Kansas City, while the KU account shifted to Lawrence National Bank. Other transfers include Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital to First National Bank of Chanute and Pittsburg institutions moving to local banks.
A Kansas legislative joint committee heard Gov. Docking insists on reducing the gasoline shrinkage allowance to one percent. Director John Montgomery said Docking favors the 3.5 to 1% cut urged by a highway advisory panel, aiming to boost revenue by about 1.2 million annually.
In Washington AP reports a new organization of scientists critical of the nation's supersecret military programs has formed. It aims to scrutinize weapon development, ensure ethics, and push for transparency while engaging policymakers and the public.
U S District Judge Wesley Brown approved guidelines for expenses in the 1 billion helium suit tied to the Hugoton gas field. The case seeks profits from helium sold to the U S government, with about 30 000 recipients of Hugoton gas income involved.
The Senate aims to approve a 191 billion federal spending ceiling, about 1.9 billion below the House and Nixon's request. Byrd chairs the proposal with exemptions for programs like farm supports and Social Security. Debates include an amendment to add 47.5 million for urban youth summer jobs.
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