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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
1
Washington AP conferees reach a compromise on an 18 month delay to court desegregation busing orders as part of a larger higher education bill. The agreement softens antibusing provisions, sets a 1974 expiration, and urges limits based on student age and travel distance while barring busing to inferior schools.
Congressman Joe Skubitz of Kansas fifth district will address Neosho County Republicans at an 8 a.m. breakfast in the Tioga Hotel ballroom. Gov. candidate John Anderson Jr. will attend with county chair John Sherman. Five-Score donors will be honored. reservations via Hudson or Jim Carter.
Kansas Corporation Commission chairman Dale E Saffels announced a near 200000 increase in rates for Kansas Telephone Co now Continental Telephone Co of Kansas Inc The company serves 28559 customers across 82 eastern Kansas exchanges and will file new rate schedules within 30 days Midwest Tank Pittsburg to refurbish Highland Park storage tank delaying 33 days due to bad weather and will start Friday or next week City Manager Kenneth Sanborn said
A brief intercepted communication from Nute addresses Cha and humorously states a preference to be bald. The casual, intimate tone suggests a private exchange rather than a public statement.
Wallace shows improvement after being shot in a rally as Michigan and Maryland results split delegates. Latest medical bulletin notes he is alert and reading, with paralysis unchanged but cord injury unclear until surgery. Delegates: Michigan Wallace 72, McGovern 38, Humphrey 22. Maryland Wallace 41, Humphrey 6, McGovern 6.
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn outlines a sweeping sanitation plan tied to adding a third garbage truck and shifting to in city computer operations. He notes one truck is broken and billing mechanisms and flatbed collection for branches and furniture are not ready, while landfill burning may be prohibited by the state Board of Health and affects site longevity. The commission debates landfill fees to curb dumping and to potentially bill non residents, with a work session set for Friday.
Peterborough. Harry Biggs, 69, claims hair regrowth after manure from a garden mix rubbed on his head six months ago. A local manure maker questions the tale noting hair growth in workers who handle the product. Bonn. Germany. Chancellor Brandt’s treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland win lower house approval but fall one vote short of clearing possible upper house objections.
C Willard Heckel, 59, long time Rutgers law professor, became moderator of the United Presbyterian Church amid calls to extend Christian influence on social issues. He vows to minister in Christ’s name to a world in need.
Fourteen senators accuse the Federal Power Commission of overstepping Congress by proposing an optional procedure to fix wellhead gas prices. They warn the rule could let producers and pipelines drop current cost-based rates and charge whatever the market bears, costing consumers billions yearly.
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