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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1975
Page
11
The Buffalo Youth Recreation Center serves 20 to 30 daily youngsters with a remodeled game room while the gym remains half finished. Director Roger Orton plans a community work day to clean and refurbish the gym and a kitchen. City funds paid materials and a $13,405 state grant supports the center.
City officials have not asked people to curtail water usage. Trammell said one settling tank would provide water that is sufficiently clean and sludge free. GSI employees used a TV camera to search water lines for leaks but the location had not been found after more than two hours.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census lists 50 adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions include Mrs Slater Mrs Almond Mrs Beasley Mrs McNaught Mrs Harris Miss De La Torre and dismissals include Mrs Kirby Stierwalt and Mrs McNary. Today may include Dewey Smith and Clinton Bowman. City engineer Jim Beck says leak likely from fatigue in a cast iron pipe. fixing depends on location and severity with liner insertion or full replacement possible. grouting may seal minor leaks with a two liquid system.
Mrs. A H Martin dies prompting Mr. and Mrs G C Sullivan of 2275 Allen to travel to Texarkana Ark. for funeral arrangements. Two other daughters and a son survive. Funeral and burial set for Thursday in Texarkana. Cathy McAuley Williams joins Kappa Delta Pi at Kansas State College Pittsburg as a junior, daughter of Suzanne Whitworth of 303 S Tennessee.
Carl Edward Wampler Sr. a Walnut resident for years, died after a several week illness at Valley Medical Center San Jose. He operated a Walnut general store until 1926 then moved to Tulsa and later to the San Francisco Bay area where he worked as a mechanic at the Alameda Naval Air Station. He was a World War I veteran and United Methodist Church member. He is survived by his widow Gladys Taylor Wampler three sons Reuel Hamilton Carl Jr. and Galen a daughter Dorothy De La Torre and a brother Don Wampler. Funeral is 2 p m Saturday at Walnut United Methodist Church with burial in Walnut Cemetery under Pierce Funeral Home direction.
NCCJC trustees from several insurance firms plan to June session. Attorney Bill Coombs says Michael Forsyth v. college remains unresolved but likely dismissal. Forsyth's lawyer Charles Forsyth seeks dismissal. Forsyth sought injunction to avoid dorm rules and expulsion. he has since transferred to the University of Kansas. Board hires Lily B. Barlow as practical nursing instructor supervisor effective August 1. Don Tucker reports on social science program and golf. he teaches American history, world affairs, sociology and social problems.
Police asked two Wichita insurance salesmen to leave town after one allegedly admitted taking a $250 diamond ring from a 67 year old customer. John R. Donaldson confessed to the theft, returned the ring, and the woman declined to press charges. The state Insurance Commission is investigating and may revoke licenses if charges prove true.
Senate aide Reinemer said Skubitz's holdings could pose a conflict if they report over 1000 annually and worth 5000. He cited the fuel adjustment issue as a potential conflict. Other four Kansas representatives show no indicated conflicts between their finances and duties.
Chanute National Guard unit changes its annual summer training due to a surge of Vietnam refugees. Training will run May 30 to June 15 at Fort Ripley Minnesota instead of May 31 to June 14 at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. The shift was announced by Gen Edward R Fry Topeka adjutant general of the Kansas National Guard.
Joseph Brazil 74 of 128 S Forest was slightly hurt in a collision on K 39 in front of Tulakes at 7:50 a.m. He was westbound and turning left when his car hit an eastbound 1974 Dodge driven by P L Neuenschwander of rural Fredonia. Neuenschwander uninjured. Estimated damage: 600 to Brazil’s Ford and 2000 to Neuenschwander’s Dodge.
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