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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
7
Amtrak's Emporia office will offer half-price roundtrip fares from Emporia for two summer months June 15 to August 15. The discount applies only at select stations nationwide and targets trains stopping in Emporia at night. For details call 316-342-2500 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Past Noble Grand Friendship Club meets Mrs. John Oglesbee at 2 p m Friday. Antha Mae Johnson returns to Los Angeles after visiting her mother Mary Lynch. Johnson attended the funeral of her nephew Herb Cheney drowned in a Coffeyville pool. BPW district convention attendees and Lulu K. Baum Gong award noted. Aimee Guinette graduates from Benedictine College with BA in physical education.
Visiting hours set 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM with no morning window. Census lists 54 patients including adults and children. Admissions include Walt Bass Stanley Turner Mrs Herla Rush Mary Leroy Mrs Vernon Hill Orville Moulton Mrs George Roberts Mrs Everett Miller Mrs Herbert Matlock. Today Stephen Stich Edward Beggs Eric. Dismissals include Mrs Raymond Anderson Danny West Mrs Robert Babcock Mrs Raymond Byrd Mrs Norman Dennis and son Lonnie Morrow. Births report a son to Eldon Cleaver and a daughter to Dale Washburn.
Funeral for Lisa McGuffey who died Wednesday will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Gibson-Koch Chapel with Lewil Sullivan officiating. Burial follows at Elmwood Cemetery. Memorials may be given in Lisa's name.
A 1 30 a.m. crash seven miles east of Chanute on K 39 left a cow dead and Bailey 19 of Lebo uninjured. His 1969 Plymouth sustained about 250 dollars in damage as Kansas Highway Patrol investigated. In other news John Nicholas Uhren, 80, of Chanute died Tuesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a four decade residence in the area. He was a WWI veteran, survived by Rosella Tommey Williams, a son, a stepdaughter, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a sister. The funeral is set for Friday at Johnson Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
President Carter signs and seeks Senate ratification of the 1967 Tlatelolco Treaty to bar nuclear weapons from U S bases in Latin America and the Caribbean including Puerto Rico Cuba and the Panama Canal Zone. Protocol 1 bans testing use storage and deployment of nuclear arms in the region.
New York stocks drifted in a fifth straight decline with the Dow down after a morning rally faded. The NYSE composite fell 0.20 while the average share price slipped, and volume near 10.8 million shares reflected investor caution ahead of Fed money figures and potential rate moves.
The Senate endorsed a bill to fund employment and training for about 200000 youths ages 16 to 23 over 18 months. It creates a Young Adult Conservation Corps for outdoor national park and forest projects and supports housing and community improvement programs. Funding totals this year include $1 billion already appropriated with up to $1.5 billion planned by Sept. 30, 1978.
Pork Motel Inc. of Salina appealed a KDHE order demanding immediate cleanup of a hog-feeding operation in Kansas. The feedlot must install permanent aeration equipment by Aug. 1 after officials said the facility smelled offensive and posed environmental concerns.
Eva Maria Zegarra confessed to suffocating her 4 year old daughter on March 25 1976 claiming the child was mentally retarded and suffered epileptic fits. Doctors described permanent retardation and painful seizures. The judge found her guilty though death penalty would apply only if not for her age at the time.
Singlaub argues withdrawals fail to subvert North Korea and oppose the move. He says many U.S. officials fear war if troops pull out. Panel chair Stratton notes Gen. Vessey may testify. Carter orders Singlaub from Korea after a White House meeting. pledge of U.S. defense commitments and continued air support even if troops leave in five years.
The city's veterans groups plan Monday Memorial Day events led by State Rep. Jim Guffey and American Legion and VFW leaders at Elmwood cemetery. Volunteers will raise the Avenue of Flags starting 6:30 a.m. and complete by 10 a.m. A firing squad tribute concludes the service, with more help sought to set up and take down the flags.
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