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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
2
Letter from Phyllis Lesher Neighborhood Chairman thanking The Tribune for support this past year and praising layout of Day Camp and Cheryl Burch's articles. Expresses desire to keep her at the paper and notes good community programs.
St. Clayton Moore, the Lone Ranger, reports his van was burgled in Lincolnville. He cites a $1,200 antique revolver and badges stolen, says his silver bullets were hidden and not recovered. He vows retribution, prompting speculation about the hero tracking the thief himself. Where's Tonto?
Reports from drugmakers face liability doubt as the federal government pledges protection. Vanderbilt pediatrics professor questions vaccines for children, noting tests show the strongest vaccine may cause severe side effects. Age related reactions remain unclear, delaying mass nationwide immunization.
Pam Markham conducted a random sample survey of 72 city residents for a government class. Findings show low knowledge of Chanute city government, mixed voting turnout by age and gender, and limited public participation. the piece urges registration and voting this election year.
Investigative report traces abuses by A. Duda and Sons migrant camps in southern Florida. Eyewitness accounts, illegal charges for meals, and strawboss violence spur federal probe. Florida hearings push reform but lawmakers vote down the bill.
Subscription rates listed for Neosho and nearby counties with tax details and time plans. Names Fred M Harris president Mike Harris general manager Keith Wright managing editor. Includes area carrier and Chanute boxholder options and UP I International bureau membership note.
Erie attorney Charles Forsyth has been elected president of the Erie Chamber of Commerce. Officers include Virgil Moody as vice president Glenn Dietz as secretary and Bill George as treasurer. The item notes a 1926 incident where T C Newman’s photo studio at 14 S Lincoln was damaged by a car crashing into the front door.
Washington officials at the International Wheat Council dispute a quick deal on a global grain reserve. Larry Hall and Fred Vaznaugh warn an international reserve may take years while large export stocks temper urgency. US projections push world reserves higher. major powers show limited enthusiasm.
A legislative committee heard testimony on regional jail viability in Kansas. County attorneys warned that mandatory regional systems could raise costs and disrupt local operations, with notes on current jails in Hays Burlington Ottawa and far-reaching travel impacts for suspects and trials.
Washington reports two Public Health Service advisory panels urging adults to obtain swine flu vaccines for next fall and winter while delaying firm advice on vaccinating children. They plan routine vaccination for pregnant women and other adults, noting higher anticipated mortality among those 35 and older.
Kansas State University energy expert says the United States leads solar research despite a late start and Kansas accounts for about 8 percent of solar heated homes. George T. Pytlinski heads the KSU Center for Energy Studies and Solar Energy Advisory Council and testifies before the legislature on solar uses for home heating water irrigation and potential power generation.
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