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Chanute Tribune in Chanute, Kansas

03 May 1976

Page 10

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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1976

Page

10

Memories of refugees linger as Fort Smith marks year since arrival

One year after 50 809 Indochina refugees passed through Fort Chaffee many remain in Fort Smith or nearby towns. About 800 to 1,000 stay in Fort Smith with 500 initially, while Grannis and Broken Bow host groups sponsored to work at chicken plants. Community aid and nostalgia mix with underemployment and family tensions as Arkansans recall a humanitarian effort praised by Gov. Pryor and city officials.

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Fort Smith Ark UPI Ft. Chaffee Arkansas Neil Barling Hope Center Sue Chiolino United States Catholic Conference Texas Louisiana Saigon Grannis Lane Poultry Co Broken Bow Okla Chiolino Barling David Pryor Indochina Fort Chaffee Pryor Arkansans Ray Riley Vietnam Chaffee Army San Antonio Tex Congress Thailand United States
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Roadside phones fade as CB radio gains favor

Washington writer Nicholas Johnson former FCC official warned at a New Orleans Electronics Industry Show that roadside telephones may become as obsolete as horseshoes for sports cars. He said citizens band radio offering a cheap alternative could cut profits for radio television and telephone providers as 3.5 million licensed CB operators talk with friends instead of dialing.

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Washington UPI Nicholas Johnson Federal Communications Commissioner Johnson New Orleans
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