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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
2
Law enforcement won a court injunction halting the Horse Creek Jamboree southeast of Nevada Missouri near Chanute. Promoters plan to appeal. officials cite potential disorder traffic control and sanitary concerns as reasons to oppose the festival despite promoters promising facilities and security. The outcome remains unsettled.
Editorial criticizes Rev. Richard E. Taylor and Kansas United Days for challenging liquor laws over flights dry in Kansas. Continentals pilots allegedly mocked the rule. airline disputes, while editors argue laws are out of step and mining aviation policy is pointless.
The notice outlines postal and subscription rates for the Neosho region. Rates include Kan 3 percent sales tax and cover one year six months three months and one month plans with varying tax amounts.
Mid-America urges protest to a federal gas curtailment ruling affecting Cities Service Gas and Gas Service. John Gatling calls energy policy a colonial exploitation, cites Kansas gas production, urges tax and congressional action, lists area offices, and warns impacts on Chanute and southeast Kansas.
Secret transcript reveals terrorists tried to seize a $50 million offshore platform and staged attacks on refineries and pipelines in California and Pennsylvania. Dr. Maynard Stephens warns such sabotage could disrupt U.S. fuel supply. officials discuss security failures and possible nationwide impact.
Kansas officials discuss a statewide diversion plan allowing judges to send nonviolent drug offenders to treatment before trial. Eligible youths would undergo up to three years of state supervised treatment. successful completion would dismiss charges and expunge records. The proposal, still in early stages, could help up to 500 people annually but faces funding and eligibility hurdles.
Randall Becker reports on proposed diversion programs for offenders, with talk of federal and state funding, county cost sharing, and opposition from communities. Critics worry about pretrial diversion and due process while supporters cite tackling underlying drug problems to prevent future crime.
The Bob Jones University Brass Quartet will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday at Savonburg Bible Church. The program features sacred selections arranged for brass, a gospel message, and vocal numbers led by Dave Harper, a BJU graduate assistant in sacred music.
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