Memorial Day Services At Elmwood Cemetery
Veterans groups plan Memorial Day ceremonies at Elmwood Cemetery at 10 30 a m with a three gun salute by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654 and Boerstler May American Legion Post 170. Readings and addresses will be given and the Avenue of Flags will be displayed. Local schools government offices and most area businesses including The Tribune will be closed and no paper published.
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Elmwood Cemetery
Joe Giacoma Jr
Boerstler- May American Legion
Fred Johnson
N. Highland
Logan
Dale Stemple
N. Franklin
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Kansas selects seven for new bicentennial commission
A seven member Kansas Bicentennial Commission is to be named next week to finalize plans for the 200th anniversary in Kansas. Governor Bennett’s aide said the names replacing those chosen by former Gov. Docking will be announced soon as the commission shifts to Topeka to supervise local and state bicentennial projects.
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UPI
Kansas
Stough
Philadelphia
U.S
Appeal filed over Senate power in executive appointments
In Topeka, Attorney General Curt Schneider asked the Kansas Supreme Court to rule that the Senate lacks authority to disapprove executive branch appointments unless the Constitution provides. He defended Mrs. Leek’s claim to the Kansas Adult Authority seat after Gov. Bennett chose not to confirm Theis. The brief argues the executive alone holds appointment power and due process was not followed in Theis’s ouster.
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UPI
Curt Schneider
Supreme Court
Kansas Senate
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Carolee Leek
Franklin Theis
Theis
John Martin
Kansas Adult Authority
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Robert Bennett
Senate
Bennett
Robert Docking
Kansas
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Energy future debated at American Public Power meeting
Barbara Kihm reports from Boston as city officials attend an APPA gathering amid looming fuel shortages. Experts outline three energy stages: long term fusion and solar, mid term coal and nuclear, and short term conservation to curb rising bills.
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Barbara Kihm
American Public Power Association
Boston
Chanute
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Energy Research and Development Administration
Washington, D.C
Weather Area Forecast Partly Cloudy Through Sunday
Partly cloudy through Sunday with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Westerly winds at 10 to 15 mph today.
Intercepted Letter Promises Energy Mix Plan
Intercepted note mentions producing energy by combining sunshine coal and plutonium. The communication references Cha and hints at nonstandard energy experimentation. No additional context or official sources provided.
Humboldt widow recalls Civil War veteran husband
Enos Diverbliss, widow of Civil War veteran Justin Oscar Hottenstein, recalls their 24 to 82 year age gap and 9 to 10 year marriage nearly six decades past. Hottenstein fought and was wounded above the heart, dying in 1928. Their child Lewis Hottenstein lives in Chanute. the couple farmed east of Humboldt and she helped on the farm while he plowed.
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Enos Divelbliss
Justin Oscar Hottenstein
Diverbliss
Hottenstein
North
South Carolina
Gettysburg
Lewis Hottenstein
Chanute
S. Central
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Pastecraft workshop and autograph with Mary Lou Cook in Chanute
Mary Lou Cook of Santa Fe New Mexico conducts a pastecraft demonstration at 2 p.m. today at the Chanute Public Library and will autograph her book Pastecraft at the Kansas City Art Institute June 2. She plans a June 3 workshop at Central Park Building and discusses art study at the Nelson Art Gallery.
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Santa Fe
Mary Lou Cook
N. M
Chanute Public Library
Jane Blades
N.M
New Mexico
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Mrs. Cook
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