Palm Sunday Services Planned Across Area Churches
Palm Sunday services with special music and Passion readings planned at multiple churches. St Patrick's will bless palms before mass, Grace Episcopal houses processions and Holy Week Eucharists, and five Chanute pastors lead community services through Wednesday. First Baptist hosts annual Ministerial Alliance meetings with choir, prayers, and offerings supporting local projects.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Grace Episcopal
Sawyer Hall
Chanute
First Baptist Church
N. Forest
Ministerial Alliance
P. L. Forslund
Alliance For Community Projects
Don Coates
R. 4
Brenda Steele
Susan McReynolds
Cara Fairchild
Tammy Olson
Lisa Hartman
Sandra McReynolds
Lisa Sutcliffe
Bryan German
Janice Almond
F. M. Jeanes
Judy Disney
Lianna Sauders
Jerry Steele
S. Larson
Intercepted Letter Sees Wife as Trapeze Partner
A short intercepted note scolds a man for violating marriage vows, mentioning his wife as a partner in a trapeze act and urging reflection on fidelity. The message emphasizes moral consequences within a domestic context.
Britain suspends Northern Ireland home rule
London takes direct control of Northern Ireland for a year in a bid for peace. Prime Minister Heath outlines a new cabinet minister for Northern Ireland and a representative local commission. Faulkner and Protestant leaders denounce the move amid fears of civil strife and IRA backlash.
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London
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Edward Heath
Heath
House of Commons
Whitelaw
Faulkner
Safari West rent adjustments boost occupancy and FHA loan status
Safari West Apartments at 1500 W Main report improved finances and strong FHA inspection results. Twenty seven of 64 units now rented, ahead of FHA rent-up schedule, with rents at base rates and adjusted income limits. City street dedication and utility rights delay FHA loan closing. lawyers handling details.
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Safari West
1500
W. Main
Dave Garrett
Safari West, Inc
Federal Housing Authority
Garrett
FHA
Safari West Is
Pivotal Meeting For Republicans In Kansas
In Fredonia Kansas the Suh District GOP convention Saturday could decide if Kansas meets a national committee goal of equal gender representation for delegates. Kansas has 12 elected or nominated delegates and alternates, eight men and four women, with two young people represented but no minority group members yet. The 5th District convention opens at 11 a.m. at the Fredonia Armory.
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Fredonia
Kan
Kansas
National Committee
Topeka
Fredonia Armory
Illinois family denied entry to Oklahoma orchard aid program
Frank Castleberry a 52 year old Illinois man his wife and nine children traveled 600 miles to Caney Oklahoma seeking entry to the states sweat equity orchard program offering 10 acre vineyards on long term low interest loans. They were disqualified with notifications to come in two to six weeks.
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Caney, Okla
Frank Castleberry
Illinois
Oklahoma
Castleberry
State Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Atoka County
Kansas Omnibus Appropriations Bill Faces Trim Balancing Act
Rep. Clyde Hill urges trimming the Omnibus Appropriations Bill as Kansas reconvenes. At about 12 million, the bill would push the 1972 budget past 1 billion despite revenue concerns. Gov. Docking may veto to reduce size. some lawmakers favor maintaining programs due to rising January February sales tax receipts.
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Topeka
Kan
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Area Forecast Summary for Today and Saturday
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers or thundershowers this evening. Winds north to 20 mph. Tonight upper 30s to lower 40s, Saturday high in the upper 40s to lower 50s with fair skies and a bit warmer. Precipitation chances 30 percent tonight, 10 percent Saturday.
Chanute to Add Pizza Hut Restaurant at Forest and Cherry
A Chanute real estate agency announces Pizza Hut construction at Forest and Cherry starts in April with a June 1 opening. Ron Drieling of Denver named resident manager and will relocate in two weeks. The cafe seats 60 and offers 30 parking spaces. Construction costs run about $70,000 after earlier rezoning failures thwarted prior plans.
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Chanute Real Estate
Forest and Cherry
Ron Drieling
Denver
Chanute
City investigates alleged rude conduct by officer over parking ticket
A complaint to the city manager alleges rude and unbefitting behavior by a police officer in duty. Police Chief Lige Matlock and City Manager Ken Sanborn seek an agreeable settlement. If not, Sanborn will hold a public hearing and consider disciplinary action if the charges are proven. The issue stems from a parking ticket.
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Lige Matlock
Ken Sanborn
Sanborn
Aerial couple weds on trapeze in Oklahoma City
Don Martinez and Alicia Farfan exchanged vows atop a trapeze about 40 feet high under a big top with hundreds of witnesses. The ceremony featured Rev. Earl R. Rinehart on a platform asking each couple questions as they swung in midair. Martinez, 28, and Farfan, 21, met last year and wed April.
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Oklahoma City
Don Martinez
Alicia Farfan
Earl R. Rinehart
Martinez
Miss Farfan
Nixon weighs firings as Pay Board meeting set
The public Pay Board schedules a Friday session while President Nixon considers who to fire to balance four union defections. Labor member Woodcock resigns along with three others, prompting calls for a broader wage price probe. House Chairman Patman hints at possible congressional action. A separate report tells of a Penn Central freight train ripping apart a school bus in Congers New York killing at least three of the 50 pupils aboard.
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Washington
New
Public
Nixon
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Labor
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Congers
N.Y
Penn Central
Clarkstown
Rockland County
New York City
Hutchinson Police Chief Considers Exercise Machine
Hutchinson Kansas police chief Bd Adams backs a weight standard proposal and weighs buying a $2,200 exercise machine for overweight officers. He jokingly avoids discussing weight while noting public and officer reactions to prior talks.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Bd Adams
Adams
Harris calls for GOP delegates tied to youth vote power
Kansas State University student Brian Harris chairman of the Kansas College Republican Federation urges electing national GOP delegates this year to reflect youth voting power. He endorses Bill Daley of Parsons and Susan Hattan of Concordia for the San Diego convention in August. A separate New York item reports Francisco Ramos of the Bronx charged with murder after a YMCA Sloane House fire killed four. Ramos apologized while being booked.
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Manhattan
Kan
Brian Harris
Kansas State University
Kansas College Republican Federation
Harris
Bill Daley
Parsons
Susan Hattan
Concordia
San Diego
New York
Sloane House
Midtown
Francisco Ramos
Bronx
Connally warns stores to curb food prices to avoid action
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally urged food stores to watch prices amid a rising spiral in food costs. He said trimming prices is needed but ruled out controls on raw agricultural products except as a last resort.
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Washington
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Bert Sutton
First Baptist Choir
J. ©. Sanders
C. Edgar Rains
Jerome Beat
Floyd Thuston
Deane Endicott
Myron Slater
Robert Gant
First United and
Otterbein Methodist
R. K. Dobson
Paul Hett
Gordon Norris
Livingston Witten
Christian Church Choir
Lewis Mann
Terry Dodge
Sutton
Donald McReynolds
W. 4Th
Dale Fairchild
W. 5Th
Bob Olson
S. Lincoln
Edwin Hartman
S. Western
Dean Sutcliffe
S. Tennessee
David
Bob’’ German
Ray Almond
S. Ashby
Merton Jeanes
E. 9Th
James Disney
Wanda Saubers
N. Central
Cha
Yours
Ireland
Ulster
William Whitelaw
IRA
William Craig
Craig
Denman Street
Blanche Ladd
Chards
Atoka
Rex Sparger
Hill
Kansas Neurological Institute
Forestry, Fish and Game Department
Steadman Ball
R-Atchisin
General Revenue Fund
Liquor Control Enforcement Fund
Swingers
Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
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