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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1975
Page
7
Community voices react to the Vietnam disengagement and refugee displacement. Veterans and citizens urge forward focus, critique wartime choices, and applaud Ford's handling while noting costs and remaining domestic concerns. Higher duty and duty of care are emphasized by Chanute figures.
Memorial services at Buffalo Cemetery start 10 30 a m Monday under American Legion direction. Avenue of Flags volunteers gather 6 30 a m Monday at Memorial Park Cemetery to place flags. 519 flags available this year. Neva Yahns chairs volunteers who may help with the project. flags removed at 4 p m Monday.
Pearl Bogue died Monday in a Winfield hospital from a heart attack with funeral today in Burden. J B Smith died this morning at 1009 S Highland, with arrangements by Gibson Koch Chapel. Ola Barnhart 96 died in Deming New Mexico after illness. survivors include daughter Ruby Barnhart and extended family. Pierce Funeral Home to announce. Jack A Manion 66 died in Kimberling City Missouri after short illness. services in Chanute with burial in Humboldt. survivors listed. Deer collision near Shaw Road injures no one. Browning's Ford sustained minor damage.
Monty L. Barnett pleaded guilty to speeding 100 mph and eluding police in City Court and paid 200 dollars plus costs while two other speeding charges and stop sign violations were dismissed. Todd C. Smith admitted to driving while intoxicated and had license restricted for a year after a 125 dollar fine. David B. Gwinn pled guilty to DWI and open container with license restricted for a year after a 150 dollar fine. Fred Wendell Brown pleaded guilty to assault and received one year probation and 100 dollar fine, surrendering his pistol. Curtis Hupp Jr faced assault threats against Maxine Baker with a knife allegation.
Police report Brenda Mikel of 424 S Evergreen noted the front floor mats were taken from her 1965 Ford Mustang while she cleaned them. The incident joins a string of thefts with mats and money orders seized in several area transactions, now under Kansas Bureau of Investigation review.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Patient census lists 51 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Admissions Thursday include Patsy Smith 25 W 3rd Thomas Falkner Earlton Fred Wheeler Buffalo Ricky Bruneau Stark Lillie Markham 1002 N Grant Billy Williams 121 S Steuben Today Mrs Don Dewey Humboldt. Dismissals Thursday include Jane Jackson 721 S Washington Mrs Ray Finley R 4 Alvin Mead Yates Center Benny Muninger Sr 1029 S Evergreen Terry Lee 1917S Evergreen Friday arrivals include Christopher Clements Humboldt Raymond Clements Humboldt Murray Chandler 1113 S Tennessee Mrs Michael King and son 1103 S Santa Fe Mrs Carl Hood 610 S Evergreen Marty Reno Piqua Clyde Tunnell 915 S Central Dalton Stewart Earlton.
A two car wreck east of Iola near U S 54 sent E K Stokes to Allen County Hospital with undisclosed condition. Myrtle Caudell received treatment from her physician. Each vehicle sustained about 1000 dollars in damage.
The City of Chanute Governing Body will hold a public hearing May 27, 1975 at 5 30 P M in City Hall on improving the sanitary sewer system. The project covers Lakeside and Evergreen Park additions and multiple sections in Neosho County Kansas within the city limits.
Beginning 600 feet east of the northwest corner of Section 33 Township 27 South Range 18 East the tract runs 4687.52 feet south parallel to the west line of Section 33, then 600 feet west to Section 32, then 600 feet west again, then 440 feet south to the north right of way of 35th Street, then 59.05 feet west along the right of way, then 60 feet south to the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of Section 5, then 667.35 feet south along the west line, then 447 feet west along the south line, then 667.35 feet north to the north line of Section 5, then 267 feet north, then 439.95 feet east, then 1220 feet north.
Describes proposed district boundaries, subdivision platted streets, and assessment method. Apportions costs 68.7 percent to the improvement district and 31.3 percent to the City at large. The hearing may be adjourned as findings are made on advisability, costs, and boundaries. City Clerk James D. Youngberg announces notice published in The Chanute Tribune on May 23, 1975.
The document outlines the division of costs for improvements within the benefit district excluding certain items. It assigns 67.6 percent to the district and 32.4 percent to be paid by the City At Large. It notes the improvements' nature, estimated cost, and a hearing.
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