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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
7
City Commission endorses an engineering study of the sewer system sought by City Manager Kenneth Sanborn. Interviews with engineering firms will select a company to conduct the study and assess current conditions and long term needs for improvements.
John Litchenburg spoke to the Chanute Optimist Club at the Tioga Hotel about safety and firearms handling. The club elected Frank Coble president with Ron Olinger and Tom Baughn as vice presidents and a board including Robert Black Bill Lopeman and Billy Throm. The youth firearms clinic plans meet Mondays with about 50 participants. Bicycle registration drive nears completion with 300 plus vehicles. the Police Department assists across Chanute grade schools.
Judge George Donaldson ruled the county has governmental immunity in a suit by Marion P Stevens and relatives over pumping water from the Neosho County quarry near Chanute. The injunction against the county and commissioners was denied and damages claim of 30000 was dismissed. A temporary injunction had previously barred pumping. Bid notices for electronic and product firms accompany the item.
Washington observers split over President Nixon's latest Indochina moves as he cut sea and land supply routes to North Vietnam. Sen. Hartke condemned the act as flagrant international lawlessness while O'Brien urged prisoner releases for disentanglement. Sen. Dole supported the move as bold and necessary. McGovern, campaigning in Nebraska, weighed in on the issue.
Circuit Assembly presiding minister Dale R Burnett announced a May 12 to 14 gathering in Parsons with free sessions open to the public. The highlight is a Sunday 2 p.m. public lecture by a Brooklyn NY district supervisor. the event will take place at the Chanute congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Prom Saturday events at Senior High feature the junior senior prom with the theme Color My World. White lead will perform and decorations in orchid and purple set the scene for a grand march at 8 30 p m led by junior class president Sheila Penner and committee chairmen.
Nine year old Don Henshaw suffered facial cuts after his bicycle collided with Vernon Shultz's car at 3rd and Evergreen around 6 50 p.m. John Gill, seven, rode as a passenger on the bicycle and was not hurt. Henshaw was treated and released from Neosho Memorial Hospital.
Kansas director Morgan Williams of the Farmers Home Administration says uneven population growth creates local issues. He spoke at a Kansas Chapter ASPA dinner in Topeka, noting some areas have growing pains while others suffer dying pains. A spring music recital at Neosho County Community College’s music department is set for 2 p.m. Thursday, with participation affecting grades.
Mr and Mrs Don Ericson of 1001 S Tennessee visited over the weekend with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Tom Rogonese and Jeremy Scott near Girard. Jeremy Scott was born March 26.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census shows 48 people including adults pediatrics and two babies. Names and addresses include Mrs Orpha Henley Humboldt William Frederick Neosho Manor Mrs Clarence Bruenger Humboldt Mark Crowl 328 W Main Mrs Lois Ard 1106 N Steuben Nancy Moore Eric Mrs Gladys Wright 1602 S Ashby William Hoagland Humboldt Kelli Le Roy 14 S Western Today Mrs Philip Smith 610 W Main George Manly 1301 N Garfield Mrs Vincent Morales 406 E 12th Mr and Mrs Ronald Gossett R 2 a boy Monday Mrs and Mrs Robert Nold Humboldt a girl Monday.
Mrs Karen Bacus of Leavenworth discussed the Women's Liberation Movement at a Kiwanis Club meeting at the Tioga Hotel. She was introduced by Jack Brown. guests included Lance Stanislaus and Joe Fahler. Harold Anderson presided.
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