Camp Pendleton Adapts To Refugee Influx From Southeast Asia
Refugees stream into camps from Guam to Florida as Congress approves resettlement funds. Camp Pendleton in California, nicknamed Little Saigon, now sends arrivals to Eglin Air Force Base in Florida while Ft Chaffee in Arkansas operates near capacity. Guam and Subic Bay traffic surges add to flows. House and Senate moves promise needed money. many Americans respond with offers of jobs and shelter.
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Paul Anderson
United Press International
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Guam
Florida
Congressional
America
Camp Pendleton
Little Saigon
California
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Eglin
Chaffee
Ark
West
Wake Island
Subic Bay
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Senate
Good Samaritan
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Vu Thi Lan
Bangor
Saigon
Indiana
Joseph Friedman
George Turner
Menlo Park
Calif
Turner
Wichita studio opens new 16 track facility at 318 W. 29th
Recording studio operator David Biondi former DJ and FATE Inc president opens a 16 track studio at 318 W 29th North. The Fate Agency books acts with offices in Salina and Wichita. Services include recording radio TV jingles slides and tapes at commercial rates. Non profit groups schools churches state and local civic groups can use services at cost. 24 hour service available by 316 832 1171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
David Biondi
Fate, Inc
W. 29Th North
Fate Agency
Salina
Biondi
Kansas
Minister says America should have won war
Dr. Carl McIntire argues the United States had a moral legal and spiritual commitment to win Vietnam. He led about 25 protesters outside the Virginia state capitol urging a MacArthur style victory and said 50 000 lives would have been saved if policies reflected those views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
UPI
Carl McIntire
United States
State Capitol
Douglas) MacArthur
McIntire
MacArthur
Aerosol industry pushes deterrent to teen sniffing
Washington hearing hears industry efforts to create a deterrent akin to horseradish to prevent teenagers from sniffing aerosol products. Deterrent aims to irritate eyes and throat but is not perfected. CPSC chair cites 125 annual deaths from sniffing. industry argues it is a small part of broader drug abuse. Dr. Ward of DuPont reports on the deterrent research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Richard O. Simpson
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Hamilton County
Frank P. Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland
Richard B. Ward
E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co
Regional jail project attracts eight county participants
The proposed regional jail will hold 25 cells with 10 work release rooms and offer rehabilitative services. Eight counties Neosho Allen Anderson Bourbon Cherokee Labette Lynn Woodson plan to use it, paying a yet-to-be-set daily rate. A regional transport officer will transfer inmates. Original request was 1,032,000 with a larger building than planned. Bourbon and Crawford counties contested location.
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Peak
Neosho
Allen, Anderson
Bourbon
Cherokee
Labette
Lynn
Woodson
Crawford
Chanute court actions and local notices
Edwin J. Moody pleaded guilty to drunken driving and related charges with consecutive jail terms and a one year license suspension. Chanute High Class of 1965 plans 7:30 p.m. meeting at 107 N. Steuben for reunion prep. Dortha Schmeltz honored at Chanute Art Gallery from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. A film for story hour at Chanute Public Library and a NCCJC tennis closure for repairs next week are announced. National Farmers Organization meets Monday at 8 p.m. in Erie Courthouse. Frank E. Daniels found guilty of drunken driving with $250 fine and six months in jail. Daniels plans appeal. Rick Genn and Craig Browning sentenced for assault and battery. fines imposed and jail terms set with weekend work restrictions. victims Blackwood and Carpenter hospitalized.
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Edwin J. Moody
Girard
Moody
Frank E. Daniels
N. Central
Daniels
Rick Genn
N. Highland
Craig Browning
S. Kansas
Genn
Browning
Tim Blackwood
S. Plummer
Lloyd M. Carpenter
S. Wilson
Randy Adams
S. Grant
Blackwood
Carpenter
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Transcripts
Visiting hours posted 2 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m. Census shows 45 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Admissions list names several residents and streets for Thursday and today. Births note a girl to Mr and Mrs Lopeman and another girl to Mr and Mrs Stierwal t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Gary Lopeman
S. Highland
Robert Stierwalt
W. Ist
Two Men Treated After Truck Motorcycle Crash North Of Chanute
Robert L. Metz aged 23 of 100 E. Chestnut and Stanley O. Umbarger 27 of Thayer were treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital and released after a two vehicle crash on U.S. 169 a mile north of Chanute. Metz in a 1970 Ford pickup and Umbarger on a 1971 Honda motorcycle were northbound when Umbarger slowed for a left turn. Metz could not stop and the pickup went into a ditch, overturning. Estimated damage was 2500 to the pickup and 100 to the motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Robert L. Metz
E. Chestnut
Stanley O. Umbarger
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
U.S. 169
Metz
Umbarger
Highway Patrol
Two area men named to Kansas aging board
Southeast Kansas gains two new members on the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging board of directors. At the council’s 25th annual meeting at Kansas University, Mark Minton of Pittsburg was nominated and approved, followed by Eldon Penner of 114 N. Western whose nomination was also approved. Penner expressed pride in Minton and the push for strong Southeast Kansas representation.
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Southeast Kansas
Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Kansas University
Mark Minton
Minton
Pittsburg
Eldon Penner
N. Western
Penner
Southeast
Kansas
The
Grants for Safari Museum Discussed in Chanute Meeting
Dr. John Povey editor of African Arts magazine and his secretary met museum director John Award in Chanute to discuss possible grants for the Safari Museum. Povey had spoken at the Martin Johnson Memorial Hall of African Culture opening in January and was en route to Washington for a funding meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safari Museum
John Povey
African Arts Magazine
University of California At Los Angeles
Chanute
John Award
Povey
Martin Johnson
Johnson Materials
Washington
Penner Honored For Service To Elderly In Southeast Kansas
Eldon Penner of Neosho County receives the 1975 Outstanding Older American of Southeast Kansas award at the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging meeting at Kansas University. He helped secure a county tax levy and $5000 revenue sharing for senior services and helped establish the Neosho County Transportation System and Senior Penner’s work honors many county contributors.
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Eldon Penner
N. Western
Southeast
Kansas
Penner
Neosho County
Attest Dwaine Ashcraft Probate Judge Notice
The Chanute Tribune publishes an order from Dwaine Ashcraft Probate Judge requiring written defenses by May 19 1975 at 10 AM in Erie Kansas Neosho County. If defenses are not filed a judgment and decree will be entered upon the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia A. Markham
Millie Mabel Hunter
Neosho County
Kansas
Hazel R. Ramsdell
James Willard Ramsdell, Jr
Erie
Police and Fire Reports From Local Station
Police say Neal Finley refused arrest at the station and fled south on Lincoln street pursued by Chief Lige Matlock. Finley was later stopped near 4th and Santa Fe and charged with public drunkenness with more charges pending.
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Lige Matlock
Neal Finley
S. Santa Fe
Finley
Lincoln Matlock
Matlock
4Th
Santa Fe
Burlington Man Killed In Head On Collision
Willis R. Birk a 23 year old Burlington resident died after a motorcycle collided head on with a pickup on U S 75 seven miles north of Burlington at 8 10 p m The driver Ronald G Hess 27 was hospitalized both were from rural Burlington The highway patrol reported the details
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Burlington
U.S
Highway Patrol
Willis R. Birk
Coffey County
Ronald G. Hess
Hess
Birk
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Showtime
Iola Theatre
Chanute High School
Rick Wolfe
N. Steuben
Dortha L. Schmeltz
Chanute Art Gallery
Art Gallery
London Bridge
Chanute Public Library
Columbus Boy’s Choir
Joanna Welch
Mrs. Beggs
Mercer Mayer
Roger Duvoisin
NCCJC
Joe Smith
National Farmers Organization
Terminix
Daily Transcript
Raymond Burghart
Steven George
S. Gretchen
George Allen
N. Evergreen
Thomas Malan
W. 14Th
Joseph Diamond
N. Washington
Lael Willis
Safari West
Dorothy Clark
Buffalo
Myra Brobst
Thomas Smith
Yates Center
Buck Jones
Robert Heaton
Velma Beasley
S. Rutter
Southeast Kansas Area Agency On Aging
National Endowment of the Arts
UCLA
Safari Museum Board
Chanute Tribune
Woodrow Stanislaus
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Street
Executrix
State OF
Cecil M. Stanislaus
Raymond W. Radford
South
Lincoln Chanute
State OF Kansas
Ralph Skaggs
Dr. Kinm
Ralph
Audrey
Sunset
Darla Clemens
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Welcome Wagon
Bea Dunlap
Kiwanis
Kay
Taylor’s
Lincoln
Roxie Carson
Humboldt
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bud’s Tire & Auto Supply
Chicken Shack
Royster Junior High School
Arolyn Heights Nursing Home
Buffalo Lake
S. Central
Lucas Auto Parts
North Steuben
Yrold
VW Lake
Anton
Jimmy Hosack
Midwest Auto Store
E. Main
Edington
Dairy Queen
D’s
Jim Porter
Advanced Systems Homes, Inc
Highway
South Chanute
Chanute Vew
Gary Lassmar
Merle Kelly Ford
Employer Relation Department
Berg
P.O. Box
Idla
Youngberg
Ea Family Shopping
West Main and
Plummer Road
Olson’s
John Faucett
W. Main
Neosho County Community
Maxine Baker
Hans Power
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