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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

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County Officials Split Over a Tax Election Timing

Richman and Guffey told Chanute city commissioners that the Neosho County Commission will not order a sales tax referendum unless forced by Chanute. They noted timing is poor for a new tax and discussed funding for probation and road maintenance along city boundaries.

Neosho Chanute Jim Guffey Guffey Richman Bob Bunting Charles Ingle Barbara Kihm John Orozco Kihm Orozco

Intercepted Letter Informs Cha Of No Threats

Intercepted correspondence asserts that Jerry does not intend any harm and asks Cha to understand there are no threats. The note emphasizes reassurance and a closing signoff.

Jerry

Ford declines to rule out first use of nuclear arms

President Ford refused to declare that the United States would refrain from first use of nuclear weapons in a future conflict. He said a White House press conference was not the setting to discuss deployment of strategic or tactical arms. He noted potential limited nuclear war as a possibility and cited unchanged policy in practice.

Ford Washington UPI United States White House Europe South Korea North Korea Fred Harris Oklahoma U.S Soviet Union Russia

Ford warns of persistent unemployment to curb inflation

President Ford cautions Americans to endure high unemployment for a short period to avoid renewed inflation. He says 9.2 percent jobless is unacceptable and signals may misjudge the unemployment outlook while continuing to fight inflation despite a recent inflation drop.

Ford Washington UPI

Indicators signal end of recession as May index rises

The government's leading economic index climbed 2.1 percent in May, marking the third straight monthly gain and virtually assuring that the 18 month recession has ended. No three month rise since World War II has failed to signal a recovery.

Washington UPI Commerce Department

Aviation fuel shortage hits midwest spread to Kansas City

A regional energy official says aviation fuel shortages will last three to four days across the midwest. Topeka and Kansas City airports report critically low stocks as Mobil Oil and Phillips Petroleum struggle to meet demand amid refinery disruptions and high April and March price gains.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Duane Skelton Federal Energy Administration Midwest Skelton Topeka Philip Billard Fairfax Kansas City Kan Kansas City Municipal Sioux Falls S. C Minneapolis Mobil Oil Co Phillips Petroleum Co Kansas Missouri Mobil Augusta Phillips

Judge Abductor Freed After Abduction Case

Probate Judge H Dean Cotton refused to comment on his seven hour kidnapping to protect the defendant's right to a fair trial. Kenneth Huff 41 was charged with seven counts of theft and kidnapping and held on bond 175000. Authorities considered federal charges and possible Oklahoma cases as Huff was arrested near Dewar Oklahoma after taking Cotton to a camper pickup and releasing him near Okmulgee.

Cotton Huff Okmulgee Okla Oklahoma Galva McPherson Dewar

Area Forecast Highlights Thunderstorms and Mild Lows

Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms tonight and highs in the mid 80s Friday. Lows tonight in the mid 60s to lower 70s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon diminishing to 10 to 15 mph tonight.

Nature's Best Scout Ranch Hosts Kansas Troops

Quivira Scout Ranch ten miles north of Sedan runs weekly summer sessions for southeast Kansas youths. This week 25 Scouts from Chanute's Troop 3 and Troop 100 attend at the 300 acre lake site, with about 400 boys in sessions. Summer staff includes Bernard Tinkler as camp director, Craig Burress as aquatics director, Scott Allen as commissary director, and Jody Maple as scout craft instructor.

Quivira Sedan Kansas Chanute Bernard Tinkler Humboldt Craig Burress Eric Scott Allen Edith Jody Maple S. Garfield Willie Wimsett Wimsett Troop 100

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