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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1977

Page

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Energy efficient house project eyed for Chanute

Chanute may see an energy efficient house built as a NCCJC and Kansas State University cooperative venture. NCCJC dean Garry Church said K State representatives were impressed by Chanute’s carpentry house during open house and planning for a solar energy structure is being explored.

Jane Blades Chanute Neosho County Community Garry Church NCCJC Church K-State Steven Bittel Kansas Goodland University Design Department

U S Opens Door To Vietnam UN Admission And Ties

Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Phan Hien announced that the United States will support Vietnam's admission to the United Nations and pursue rapid normalization of relations. He said talks in Paris also covered missing U.S. servicemen, postwar aid, and ending the trade embargo, with no commitments promised.

Paris UPI United States Vietnam United Nations Hanoi Phan Hien Hien U.S Richard C. Holbrooke Holbrooke United

Nixon to appear on Frost interview on Watergate

Richard Nixon returns to public life with a 90 minute television interview on Watergate conducted by David Frost from San Clemente California. The program will be broadcast on 145 American and 14 foreign stations and marks his first public comments since resigning in August 1974.

Washington UPI Richard Nixon Nixon San Clemente Calif Watergate David Frost Frost Newsweek White House Charles Colson The Washington Post Colson Jack Brennan Brennan California

Intercepted letter hints Nixon restlessness beyond spring fever

An intercepted note addresses a person named Cha and speculates that Nixon's restlessness is not caused by spring fever, suggesting deeper political or personal strains behind his demeanor.

Nixon Gerald Ford Cha

Local teenager drowns near Petrolia pond

A 17 year old Chanute resident, Jerry W. Young Jr., drowned while swimming at a pond near Petrolia. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Neosho Memorial Hospital around 5 p.m. The incident prompted calls to the Chanute Police Department and a response from ambulances and officers. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Mortuary.

Chanute Petrolia Jerry W. Young Jr N. Highland Neosho Memorial Hospital Shirley Jack Danny Chandler William Haynes John Jordan Young Johnson Mortuary

Congress readies tax form simplification and cuts

A House Senate conference panel approved a $12.7 billion two year tax cut package. It replaces the standard deduction with a flat rate and targets married couples and middle income singles, with 47 million people gaining and 1.7 million singles facing higher taxes.

Washington UPI Congress House Senate

Smoke triggers multiple Chanute fire calls

Firefighters responded to three incidents Tuesday. Mrs. Floyd Sallee reported smoke from steaks cooking at 8:35 p.m. at 204 S. Wilson. Lena Every’s home at 315 S. Santa Fe drew fire units for a smoking TV set. Earlier, at 5:16 p.m., K. M. Park’s residence at 415 W. 5th faced a minor stove fire that was out upon arrival.

Floyd Sallee S. Wilson Jim Haines Lena Every S. Santa Fe Haines K.M. Park W. 5Th

Variable clouds with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon

Area forecast notes possible heavy thunderstorms this afternoon ending this evening. Tonight lows mid to upper 50s. Thursday looks mostly sunny with highs near 80. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight precipitation chance about 40 percent.

Spring fever blamed on nature’s reawakening across society

UPI reports Dr. Allan Tasman of the University of Connecticut Health Center says spring mood shifts are a universal, mild syndrome rather than illness. Symptoms include lethargy and restlessness. the best remedy is relaxation and outdoor activity with loved ones, as desk workers may struggle to adjust.

Farmington, Conn UPI Allan Tasman University of Connecticut Health Center Tasman

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