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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1975
Page
5
The Gospel Road presents a modern perspective on Jesus life. The old tale is retold with updated framing as the screen feature shows to audiences at a local venue.
A 7 30 p m Sunday organ and choir concert at Zion Lutheran Church honors organists Diane Lassman Haugsness Nancy Allison and Richelle Popp who have served nine years. The program features the three as soloists with Delores Engelman and Leon Engelman involved. Diane Haugsness departs for Florida with the Navy.
The Kansas Highway Commission schedules a location public hearing at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Altoona Midway School cafeteria on upgrading U S 75 to a two lane highway with partial access control from K 39 south to five miles north of Altoona. An informal prehearing meeting runs 2 30 to 5 p m at the same site with maps available.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census lists 44 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Admissions Friday include Melissa Reeves 118 S Highland. Dismissals Friday include Pamela Kay Fugitt Humboldt Chester Umbarger 1911 S Plummer Mrs Josephine Sanchez 1308 S Forest Mrs Arthur Hofer Humboldt and Jerry Stirewalt R 4.
Humboldt City Council accepted First Securities of Wichita bid at 5.2770 percent for 202,915.04 of general obligation sewer bonds to fund sewer work. In other business, May 12 to 16 was declared city clean-up week with a truck collecting large trash. The council sought bids to paint the 75,000 gallon water tower last painted in 1971 and set May 25 as the pool opening date.
The article explains how allergies, especially to foods like corn and peanut products, often require careful elimination diets and tests. It notes that skin tests are unreliable for foods, and that reactions can depend on pollen exposure and multiple food sensitivities. It mentions Dr Claude A. Frazier's Coping With Food Allergy and local library access. It also lists several local health updates including hospital tests for Ray Paul Stewart in Wichita, a high school honor for Billy DeMeisseman, and a heart defect recovery for Benjamin Riley with family details.
A list of campus meetings and activities from Monday through Saturday includes faculty committees, student groups, and public events. Notable attendees include Dr. Erik Conard, Ray Hames, J. C. Sanders, and other administrators. The schedule also notes a regional NJCAA gathering in Hutchinson and a Kansas association meeting in Wichita.
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