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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

7

Butler County Wins State Juco Meet

Butler County of El Dorado led the Kansas Jayhawk Juco Conference track meet with 84 points, while Fort Scott’s Mel Gray sparked events with four meet records including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and both long and triple jumps. Joe Parks and Don Burton contributed for Neosho County, and Don Calloway swept the two mid distances for Butler. Preston Carrington tied a meet record in the 120 yard highs.

Hutchinson Butler County el Dorado Kansas Jayhawk Fort Scott Mel Gray Grizzlies Gray Lola Coffeyville Garden City Pratt Arkansas City Neosho County Community Junior College Dodge City Parsons Spirits Joe Parks Neosho County Panthers Don Burton Don Calloway Preston Carrington

Priest in Paris Receives Heart Transplant in Excellent Condition

A Paris hospital reported a heart transplant patient in excellent condition identified as a 45 year old Roman Catholic priest who had suffered 30 heart attacks. In Houston a hospital completed three heart transplants in one week including another patient described as improving well.

Associated Press Paris Houston Tex Broussais France Charles Dubost Jean-Paul Cachrat Michel Lacombe Marseille John W. Stuckwish St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Cooley Everett C. Thomas Thomas Phoenix, Ariz Philip Blaiberg Cape Town South Africa Frederick West London

Kansans Vote In Congress

Washington AP report on roll calls and proposed measures including a 15.5 billion spending limit, a shift to observe Washington's Birthday on February 22, and an amendment to deny federal aid to students disobeying college orders. Also notes on heart transplant patients in Paris and survivors in Houston and Phoenix.

Dole Mize Washington Dole, Shriver, Skubitz Winn Shriver Shubitz Senate

Advertising Page Highlights Local Deals and Needs

A bustling ad section showcases sales, services, and upcoming events. Readers find furniture, textiles, groceries, and household items along with local business promotions and contact details.

Remarks The Wives, Mothers By HAL BOYLE

A light AP column humorously lists common remarks heard by wives and mothers from spouses, children, and relatives. The quips cover fatigue from family duties, chores, finances, and social obligations.

No Mining Until Bodies Are Found

Mallet WV. Mine operators will not resume work at Big Sewell Mountain mines until rescue teams locate the ten men believed drowned in a flooded shaft. Maust Coal Co. and Imperial Coal Co. report nine active mines on the mountain with a maze of abandoned tunnels. Fifteen of twenty five trapped May 6 were rescued. ten are missing and presumed dead.

Hominy Falls W. Va W.va Big Sewell Mountain Maust Coal Co Imperial Coal Co Gauley Coal and Coke Co Maust McKenzie C.E. Richardson

Recreation Calendar Listing of Evening Sports and Meetings

Tonight at Safari Golf Course there is Evening Golf from 6 30 to 7 30. Open House at Launching Pad runs 3 to 5 pm. Archery Club meets at Launching Pad at 7 pm. Teener League baseball meeting at Launching Pad at 7 30 pm.

Safari

Prison Term Of 25 Years For Boy

A 15 year old boy was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Primitivo Garcia 23. Garcia died while defending his night school English teacher Mrs Margaret Kindermann as a gang attacked. Durant pleaded guilty to second degree murder. One co defendant got 10 years. Three others freed and one sent to juvenile authorities.

Kansas City Paul Vardeman Winfred P. Durant Durant Primitivo Garcia Garcia Margaret Kindermann U.S

Mission North Thinclads Win Regional Meet

Shawnee Mission North dominated the Class AA regional track meet in Kansas City winning with 80 points and setting six meet records plus one tie. Bob Bornkessel led with two wins a tie and anchor duties including a 14.0 120 yard high hurdles and 21.7 220 yard dash record. The Indians qualified 13 of 17 events for next weekend’s state meet at Salina.

Kansas City Shawnee Mission North Bob Bornkessel Bornkessel Mission North Salina Chanute Blue Comets Jim Sandage Tom Kirkwood Sandage Heath Kirkwood Winn Hatcher Mission East Lawrence Mission South Ottawa Mission West Topeka West Iola Olathe Emporia

Archer Wins New Orleans Golf Meet

George Archer captured the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club finishing 13 under par 271 for 72 holes. He earned 20 000 dollars and boosted his PGA tour earnings to 77 632 dollars this year. Bert Yancey finished second after a 66 round winning 12 000 dollars. Miller Barber Tom Weiskopf and Bobby Cole tied for third at 276.

New Orleans George Archer Archer Lakewood Country Club Bert Yancey Miller Barber Tom Weiskopf Bobby Cole

Gas Pressure To Blame For Citywide Fires In Fulton

In Fulton Kansas a surge in natural gas pressure caused fires in ten houses and a mobile home on Sunday. Fire crews from Uniontown Blue Mound and Prescott battled the flames as pilots flared. A town valve was shut off cutting gas to Fulton.

Fulton Kan Bill Laderer Don Bales Uniontown Blue Mound Prescott Fort Scott Commercial Gas Pipeline Co Robert Bown Brown

Kansas relay runners shine at Wyoming Invite weekend

Kansas athletes posted strong showings as Big Eight stars warmed up for the 40th outdoor meet in Boulder. Church Rogers cleared 17 feet in the pole vault tying among world leaders, Jim Ryan ran a 1 46.6 half mile, and Kansas 880 finished second in 1 24.2 as Colorado won with 83 points.

Associated Press Colorado Church Rogers Jim Rayn Kansas Boulder Colo Rogers Fresno Calif Patrick Villanova Wyoming Dan Wigart Phil Watkins Bill Aeschlimann

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