Senate Reforms Defeated in Tax Minimum Clause Fight
In a late night session the Senate rejected the reformers led by Senator Kennedy on a key minimum tax amendment. Mondale called the vote the last chance to raise revenue to offset the tax cut while the bill extends current cuts but risks exceeding the budget ceiling without more reforms. The measure would have doubled the minimum tax impact beyond the companion scaled version now approved.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Reform Group
Custer
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
VFW Auxiliary to Host April May June Birthday Dinner
Neighborhood notes report the VFW Auxiliary will hold a covered dish dinner for April May and June birthdays at 6 30 p m with new member initiation at 7 30 p m Monday at Post 1654. Roy Adams and family returned from Orlando while Chanute travelers visited the Grand Ole Opry and Hazel Willard in Mountain Home Ark.
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VFW
Roy Adams
Don
Orlando
Fla
Kenneth Adams
Maranda
Chanute
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Chanute man pleads guilty to theft and gets probation
Floyd Bowker of 1123 South Santa Fe pleaded guilty in Chanute city court to one count of theft and received six months probation. He was arrested Thursday after being caught stealing gas from Midwestern Oil Co. A juvenile was arrested in connection with the incident. a juvenile petition is pending. Officer Aikens fired two warning shots as Bowker and the juvenile allegedly attempted to flee during a stakeout.
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Floyd Bowker
S. Santa Fe
Chanute
Bowker
Midwestern Oil Co
Aikens
Kansas Century Farm winners announced in 3rd district
Uniontown resident Arch Ramsey of Bourbon County tops Kansas Farm Bureau Century Farm 3rd district as the oldest in the state. The Ramsey homestead since 1855 spans 160 acres producing corn wheat alfalfa and livestock while a silver platter and certificate mark the district honor at the annual meeting. State winner Elmer M. Roach of Leavenworth County traces the farm to 1854.
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Uniontown
Arch Ramsey
Bourbon County
Century
Kansas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Century Farm
Kansas
Ramsey
Robert W. Wells
County Farm Bureau
Allen
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Linn
Montgomery
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Elmer M. Roach
Leavenworth County
Vega and Dodge Collide Near Erie on Shaw Road
At 6 10 p m Thursday two miles north of Erie on Shaw Road the Vega driven by Gary J Volmer St Paul was struck by a 1970 Dodge driven by George L McGowen. McGowen moved his car from a stopped position onto the blacktop from an intersecting road causing the crash. The Vega was struck in the side, slid and spun 180 degrees before stopping. No injuries were reported. McGowen was cited for failing to yield the right of way.
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Erie
Shaw Road
Gary J. Volmer
St. Paul
George L. McGowen
McGowen
Saturday Story Hour at Chanute Public Library
A 21 minute animated color film Ben and Me will be shown at the 10 30 Saturday story hour. The film features Amos the church mouse who helps Ben Franklin with inventions and political problems. Joanna Welch children's librarian will read Puss in Boots by Paul Galdone.
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Ben and
Chanute Public Library
Amos
Ben Franklin
Joanna Welch
Paul Galdone
Patch of marijuana found tended in Humboldt county
Humboldt Allen County sheriff's officers found a marijuana patch Thursday that appeared to be tended. The patch will be sprayed with weed killer or granules to prevent regrowth, according to the sheriff's office.
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Humboldt
Allen County
Sheriff's Office
O'Herlihy Stays Selective in Hollywood and Ireland
Hollywood actor Dan O'Herlihy remains based in Ireland while working in Hollywood projects and English television. He notes shifting producer tastes, has a son Gavin pursuing acting, and cites Abbey Theater training shaping his desire for roles he can live with. He recalls The Travels of Jamie McPheeters and The Quest as career touchstones.
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Hollywood
Ireland
Dan O'Herlihy
England
California
Gavin
Vincent Dowling
Abbey Theater
Dan
Jamie McPheeters
Kurt Russell
O’herlihy
Johnson says Castro linked to Kennedy assassination
Senatorial report cites Howard K. Smith stating Johnson claimed Castro influenced Kennedy’s death. Former CIA chief Richard Helms says he was not asked about plots to kill Castro when testifying to the Warren Commission. Helms and Dulles’ involvement noted as missing from commission inquiry. Schweiker urges Helms to testify in any renewed probe.
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Castro
Senate
Kennedy
Commission
Helms
Warren Commission
Allen W. Dulles
CIA
Dulles
Plans
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Cochairman
Special
Iran
County seeks land price deal for county landfill site
Wilson County commissioners and landowner Carl Kuntz of Altoona continue negotiations over selling land for a county landfill. Kuntz asks more than the $550 per acre appraisers valued, as officials seek a settlement without court action.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Carl Kuntz
Altoona
Kuntz
Insurance aide to visit Chanute for resident insurance help
A representative from the Consumer Affairs Division of the state Insurance Department will be in Chanute at the Memorial Building Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. to assist residents with insurance problems or questions. No appointment is needed per Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell’s office.
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Consumer Affairs Division
State Insurance Department
Chanute
Memorial Building
Fletcher Bell
Pizza Hut
W. Cherry
Nerry
Nice Farm Home
Janie Hudson
Wichita Eagle
Humboldt
Jim Locke
Advanced Systems Homes, Inc
Kansas
Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily transcript shows visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m. Patient census lists 45 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Names announced for Thursday and today include Mrs Don Richwine Stark Veneta Lowe 1 E 3rd Ethel Layman Yates Center Mrs Don Everly 814 S Forest and Mrs Edgar Hutchinson Altoona Roger Barriger R 4. Dismissals for Thursday include Edward Ortiz Humboldt Mrs Car Small Galesburg and today Trent Schell 714 S Highland Mrs Barry Adams 2001 W Main.
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Don Richwine
Stark
Veneta Lowe
Ethel Layman
Yates Center
Don Everly
S. Forest
Edgar Hutchinson
Altoona
Roger Barriger
Edward Ortiz
Humboldt
Car Small
Galesburg
Trent Schell
S. Highland
Barry Adams
W. Main
Market mixed as Dow edges up on profit taking
United States stocks rose on Friday with the Dow up 0.65 at 1004.42 as profit taking kept the index below 1000 after weeks of pressure. Broader measures gained modestly with the S&P 500 at 103.97 and the NYSE index at 55.46 as volume eased to about 10.67 million shares.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Wilson County Rejects Funding for Health Systems Agency
Wilson County commissioners refused a proposal to fund the Health Systems Agency of Southeast Kansas, endorsing seven cents per resident over three years. They called the plan a step toward socialism and said they favor free enterprise and less government intervention.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Health Systems Agency
Kansas
F. E. Strain
Hsasek
Navy recruit Busby earns honors in early training
Brian Busby son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Busby from Altoona began Navy basic training in October 1975. He finished an honor company course, completed 15 weeks at a naval training center in Illinois and five weeks in San Diego. Currently stationed in Yokosuka Japan for two years after graduating Altoona Midway High School in 1973 and Neosho County Community Junior College in 1975.
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Brian Busby
Lowell Busby
Altoona
Navy
Naval Training Center
Illinois
San Diego
Yokosuka
Japan
Busby
Altoona- Midway High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Hearing Set On Railroad Mobile Agent Proposal
A hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. on July 14 at the Santa Fe railroad station to consider Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Company’s mobile agent plan based in Parsons serving Erie and Chanute. A parallel session at 1 30 p.m. July 14 in Erie will hear both affirmative and opposing testimony and evidence on the application.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
Parsons
Erie
Chanute
Erie to Raise Marriage License Fee to Seven Dollars
Probate Judge Dwaine Ashcraft announces a fee increase for marriage licenses from $4 to $7, effective July 1, following a legislative action. The Neosho County official notes the change was approved in the last legislative session.
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Erie
Dwaine Ashcraft
Neosho County
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