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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1976

Page

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Chanute gifts support to local historical society

Octave Chanute great grandson donates 2000 in stocks to Neosho Valley Historical Society to restore the old Bailey bank building at Highland and Main. Building donation earlier by Wanda Coats prompts hope for more gifts as an organizational meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Neosho Valley Historical Society Octave Chanute The Historical Society Old Bailey Bank Highland and Main Chanute Robert Hosack Wanda Coats Palos Verde Calif Hosack

City policy on trimming trees near electric wires in Chanute

The Tribune reports Chanute city policy and practice on trimming tree limbs over residential electric wires. City crews trim when time allows in winter. residents and commercial arborists often request city assistance for limb removal to enable regular maintenance.

Chanute G. R

Weather Forecast Dense With Cloudy Rain And Mild Temps

The area expects rain today with diminishing showers tonight then partly cloudy Tuesday. Highs today in the mid to upper 40s, tonight lows in the lower 30s, Tuesday highs near 50. Northeasterly wind 5 to 15 mph. Probability of precipitation about 30 percent tonight.

Jackson and Carter clash for Democratic center in fight

Henry Jackson and Jimmy Carter press for the center of the Democratic Party as George Wallace holds the right and Morris Udall takes the left. No ceasefire appears near.

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Chanute Chosen For Kansans Campout Labor Day Convention

The Kansas Campers Association picked Chanute as the site for its Labor Day weekend convention campout. The event runs Sept 3 to 6 at Safari Campgrounds and Santa Fe Park, with 2500 to 3000 attendees and a July 31 planning follow up.

Kansas Campers Association Chanute Rk. C. Lee Greater Chanute Area

Court bill and water sale discussed at local meeting

The Coffee and Conversation program with Senator Cale Hudson and Rep. Fred Harris covered a Kansas court unification bill requiring probate and juvenile judges to be lawyers and the KG&E KCPL water contract. Hudson highlighted a Senate resolution voiding the current water agreement and a bill allowing a new contract this session, while noting concerns over future water needs and potential pipeline transmission to Chanute.

John Brooks Kansas Kansas Gas and Electric Kansas City Power and Light Companies Greater Chanute Area House Senate Neosho County Dwaine Ashcraft Ashcraft Kg&e KCPL State of Kansas Hudson Burlington

Jobs measure confusion stalls jobs bills in Congress

Congress struggles to unify employment efforts as three Senate committees and multiple House committees pursue piecemeal proposals. The Senate Public Works Committee weighs reviving a $6.2 billion public works bill vetoed by President Ford, while House support to override failed by three votes.

Washington UPI Senate House Senate Public Works Committee Ford Senate Banking Committee Afl-Cio Senate Labor Committee

Reagan Ford Boost Campaign Efforts Ahead of Florida Primary

United Press International reports Ford and Reagan stepping up outreach on the eve of the Florida primary. Ford planned personal calls to mobilize supporters while Reagan appeared on television. Democratic figures Jackson Wallace and Carter faced intra party scrutiny amid intense campaign activity.

United Press International Florida Ford Ronald Reagan Henry Jackson George Wallace Jimmy Carter Oval Office

Presidential race tensions and policy proposals dominate Florida coverage

Nute predicted beating Reagan in his strongest southern state while Reagan warned the economy could falter after the election. Carter Wallace and Jackson spar over delegates and wins, with Udall shifting focus to Wisconsin. Congress weighs job programs and funding bills, as budget analyses highlight broad policy choices ahead.

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