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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
5
A 17 year old student faces possible May graduation failure due to grades. Panelists advise staying in school, seeking makeup work from teachers, and focusing on academics rather than social activities to complete the year.
The city of Earlton Kansas grants Rural Water District No. 6 Neosho County a twenty year water franchise. The agreement allows laying pipes and equipment in city streets and sets a ten dollar annual payment to the city. The ordinance includes construction duties, safety provisions, and a requirement to file acceptance within sixty days. It references state law 1961 G.S. Supp. 12-2001 et seq and repeals conflicting ordinances.
A sequence of Mother's Day visits unfolds with extended families from Fredonia, Altamont, Collinsville, Urbana, and Long Beach. Guests include Eva Trickler, Roxy Templeman, Alta Patty, Otis Wilson, Leota, Harold Kline, Carol, John Turner, Harry Turner, Clara Dennis, Dollie Clifton, W. A. Suddock, Everett Hull, Laddie Bird, Cordelia Stewart, Phyllis Dawson, Deanne Clary, JoEllen Clary, Filbert Faulkner, Kenneth Miller, Gene Hartley, and others. Events feature church school geranium gifts, a Mother's Day supper, and homemade ice cream and cake.
Anthony Mangiaracina pleaded guilty 30 years ago to operating a still and was fined 600 dollars with a one year sentence later reduced. A routine court check showed the fine unpaid, and the government sued Tuesday for 1665.70 dollars including interest.
A South Carolina State Penitentiary inmate is charged with forging $5 bills. James Trembley, 21, formerly of San Diego, used a photoengraving process in the prison printing shop to make seven counterfeit notes. None left the prison. the shop is temporarily closed.
Readers discuss adopted children and the impact of comments on their family. Advice urges addressing critics to educate the public that love and enrichment come from caring, not pity, and cautions about tipping and elder care decisions.
The Air Force awarded Sylvania Electric Products a contract to develop a computer that reads printed material separated by photos, equations and drawings. It will distinguish text from graphics and identify footnotes captions and tables, then transfer text characters to storage for retrieval and translation into English.
In a mock warning tone the note laments a disrespectful remark about mothers and money. It mentions Ann Landers and offers help via The Chartered Tribune with a request for questions and a self addressed stamp.
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