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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1977
Page
2
The Chanate Tribune urges spring warning on dogs at large and calls for an all-out drive to enforce licenses and rabies shots. It says lax animal control harms neighbors and could lead to future incidents, urging owners to care for their pets now.
The piece praises teen vigor and variety, noting three local examples: the Chanute High School stage band marathoning music for 20 hours, a 20 mile walk-a-thon for a band trip, and a Neosho River raft race. It argues youth seek experience and fun, challenging older norms.
A misfired aircraft distress signal traced by the Wichita CAP led investigators to a disassembled airplane in a flatcar trailer at Coffeyville Missouri-Pacific yards. The beacon was deactivated and blamed on a jarred transmitter during movement. Wheat outlook remains bumper despite low prices and storage concerns.
Washington odd couple Spiro Agnew and Tongsun Park emerge in a murky web of alleged bribes and joint deals. Cables from Sami Shamoon discuss a large Iranian steel venture, with Park and Agnew linked by private papers and travel to New York.
George Smardo of Pittsburg pleaded guilty to making false statements to the Social Security Administration about his resources. U. S. Magistrate John B. Wooley set sentencing for May 18. maximum penalty is a $1000 fine or up to one year in prison.
Instruction to contact the Tribune carrier if missed with a phone number and specified call times. The note advises dialing 481 4100 during weekday evenings and by 9 00 a m Saturday, indicating a publication delivery contact window.
Holcomb residents weigh a $200 million coal fired generating plant south of town. Sunflower Electric says peak construction could employ 1,000 workers, with about 65 after completion, bringing housing and road improvements but creating strain on post office, school, and local cafes. Community leaders note potential growth for the area and broader southwest Kansas, while some residents question water needs and local impact.
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