Emergency medical care training set for Chanute in June
Southeast Kansas officers and ambulance workers may join a five day advanced first aid course taught by Dr. Richard Brose. Only five area personnel have shown interest for the June 14 class, with eight required to start. The program emphasizes triage and on scene casualty grading and may be offered again later in the year.
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Police Oppose Ambulance Duty In Chanute
Chanute police officers overwhelmingly oppose running the ambulance service from the police department. Twelve vote no with two neutral and two no comment citing interference with police work and city protection during runs. Several suggest private, hospital, fire department, or separate unit solutions.
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LSD Sale Charged in Chanute Arrest
Edwin Noland, 19, of Chanute, arrested in Iola on a warrant charging a sale of LSD. He allegedly sold LSD to Dale Whitworth, who is jailed in Erie awaiting sentencing. Noland held on $1,500 bond after arrest by county and city officers.
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Chanute
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Iola
John White
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Neosho County
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Chet Hale
Dale Whitworth
S. Garfield
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Avenue of Flags at Memorial Park Cemetery
The Avenue of Flags will be flown Monday May 31 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery observing the community salute and honoring veterans.
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Ex NYC officer overpowered after hijack attempt
An ex‑New York City policeman who claimed explosives was stopped while fleeing a hijacked jetliner with 500000 dollars and three hostages. The incident occurred as authorities sought to recover the cash and ensure safety.
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Man Held For Fines In Chanute
Harold Isaac of no fixed address is jailed in Chanute County for nonpayment of $105.50 in fines after pleading guilty in Chanute City Court to concealed weapon disturbing the peace driving without a license and no car tag. Sheriff David Kern notes warrants were issued in 1968 for the disturbance and concealed weapon charges but were not served until Isaac was found and arrested.
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Harold Isaac
Isaac
Chanute
David Kern
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Weather summary with clouds and rain forecast
The forecast shows cloudy skies with rain spreading into the area by Sunday. Tonight's low near 60, Sunday's high 75 to 80. Today's temperatures reached 64 with 50 measured at 10 a.m. Yesterday was 72 and 51.
Free cancer film series at Moran theater
Three cancer-themed films will be shown free to the public at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Moran theater as a project of the Allen County Cancer Society.
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Mrs Brown Resigns From Chanute Housing Authority
Carol Brown 29 resigns as executive director of Chanute Housing Authority effective June 19. Appointed last September she oversaw assured annual contributions contracts and secured site options for the low cost housing project. She leaves for a new post in Denver.
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Chanute Housing Authority
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Chanute
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A brief note warns holiday motorists to drive safely to avoid becoming a memory. The message emphasizes cautious behavior on the road and prudent driving during busy seasonal travel.
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Cha
Outlaw Jail Break Recalled At Yates Center
In Woodson County Kansas three prisoners were held when intruders forced entry to the jail between 2 and 2 30 am. The office window was broken but nothing was stolen and no tools or weapons were found on inmates. Officers fear possible exchange of information between visitors and prisoners.
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Woodson County
Woodson County Sheriff's Office
Woodson
Nine Women Revisit Rural School Days at Reunion
Nine women aged 69 to 80 gathered at Mrs. Florence Barker's home for a noon dinner and a playful classroom reunion. Mrs. Gladys Wright, a former teacher, sat in the teacher's chair while former pupils and friends recalled school days, water carried in a bucket and a shared dipper. The group included Mrs. Barker and her sisters, with others from California and Oklahoma joining the nostalgic afternoon.
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S. Ashby
Florence Barker
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Altoona
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