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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1971

Page

5

Awards Given to Business Students at Neosho High

Duane Clum announced awards in a high school assembly for Typing I II and Shorthand II with A averages. Denise Noland Jane Brophy Debbie Moore Monica Savedra led Shorthand II honors. Joan Gerardi presented Independent Study Bookkeeping and standard Bookkeeping awards to multiple students with high accuracy rates.

Duane Clum Neosho County Community Athena Fately Denise Noland Jane Brophy Debbie Moore Monica Savedra Joan Gerardi Debbie Allison Jennifer Erickson Debbie Groskinsky Rick McMeekin Denise Roush Tim Thuston Paula Brinkman Theresa Chaney Monty Clines Susan Defenbaugh Sandy Doudna Debbie Gilfillan Andy Harding Cindy Kelso Alicia Magill Jodi Ogle Kristy Smith Linda Smith Marcia Webb Mindy Ashley Janell Barnow Jane Bentley Nancy Buckner Janice Moore Becky Owen Melody Barr Vickie Barr Linda Venhaus Debie Wilson Aimee Guinotte Brenda Steele

Investors await Burns reassurance on domestic monetary policy

AP reports money market fears eased as Arthur Burns, chair of the Federal Reserve, pledged policy to aid the domestic recovery rather than align with international rate pressures. The stance reduces risk of a money squeeze and supports a broader optimistic outlook from GE on the 1970s.

Germany Burns Federal Reserve Board Senate Banking Committee

Rail Strike Cuts Auto Production

DETROIT AP The two day rail strike this week kept about 30 000 new cars from being constructed at the nation s domestic auto plants Automotive News says Ford Motor Co production was reduced about 4 000 Chrysler Corp 7 000 and General Motors Corp 19 000 while American Motors said it had no losses because of the strike Automakers planned to construct 164 700 new cars this week compared to 196 219 last week and 182 455 in the corresponding period a year ago So far this year 3 661 437 new cars have been built versus 2 986 995 last year Truck production for the week was set at 38 605 compared with 42 455 last week and 43 492 in the corresponding week a year ago For the year truck production stands at 819 106 versus 722 918 a year ago

Detroit Automotive News Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp General Motors Corp American Motors

Panthers shift tactics seek church ties to win black support

Huey Newton of the Black Panther Party says the group will avoid police confrontations and focus on church engagement to rebuild ties with the black community. He admits past violence and arrogant acts, notes changes in central committee, and emphasizes gaining church and community support.

Berkeley, Calif Black Panther Party Huey Newton Panther Party Central Committee Panther Newton Eldridge Cleaver Algeria Cleaver Panthers Bobby Seale Connecticut The

Nixon awards Medal of Science to nine recipients

President Nixon honored eight men and one woman with the 1970 Medal of Science at a White House ceremony. Recipients include Albert Sabin for polio vaccine work and Barbara McClintock for chromosomal genetics. Other honorees: Richard Brauer, Robert Dicke, Allan Sandage, John Slater, John Wheeler, Saul Winstein. Winstein’s award was accepted by his widow after his 1969 death.

Washington Nixon Albert Sabin George E. Mueller White House Barbara McClintock Carnegie Institution of Washington Cold Spring Harbor Long Island N.Y Richard D. Brauer Harvard University Robert H. Dicke Princeton University Allan R. Sandage Hale Observatories California Institute of Technology Pasadena Calif John C. Slater University of Florida John A. Wheeler Princeton Saul Winstein University Winstein Ncaf California Los Angeles

Mercury poisoning linked to swordfish diet warned by NY health officer

New York health official warns swordfish mercury risk after a Long Island mother of three consumed about 10 ounces daily for nine months, losing 45 pounds. FDA says swordfish can exceed 0.5 ppm mercury. may trigger nationwide dietary cautions. The case is cited as first direct illness in the U S from ordinary market fish.

Washington (Ap New York Herdman Long Island

Associated Colleges name Balster associate director

Robert E. Balster, formerly director of college relations and development at Albion College in Michigan, was named associate director of the Associated Colleges of Central Kansas in McPherson.

Mcpherson Kan Robert E. Balster Albion College Michigan Associated Colleges of Central Kansas ACCK

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