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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1975

Page

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Proposed U.S. 169 by pass route for Chanute

State highway engineer Bill Ogan says the by pass path shown by the Department of Transportation is not final and may change. The plan envisions a four lane sunken lighted road between Cherry K39 and 35th Street with an informal hearing set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Central Park Building. The by pass would run from Earlston to Iola, with a West route now under consideration for financial reasons.

State Department of Transportation Chanute Bill Ogan Cherry K 39 35Th Street Central Park Building Ogan Earlston Iola State Highway Commission

Humphrey highlights farmers' troubles not widely publicized

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey compares farm financial setbacks to New York City's crisis, citing a 1973 Dairy cattle value drop from 590 to a much lower level. He urges a balanced farm policy with income protection and fair prices while noting his stance on the presidential race and Wallace's convention support.

New Orleans UPI Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn New York City Humphrey National Milk Producers Federation Minnesota

Secret U S France pact details to be released next week

Washington officials said the Ram bouillet summit hidden currency exchange agreement will be disclosed next week. They confirmed a mechanism for daily talks on rates between the United States and France while underscoring the goal of a floating dollar. Ford planned China trip and Kissinger noted a harmonious summit ambiance as talks continued with France Britain West Germany Italy and Japan.

Washington UPI United States France Rambouillet Ford Frank Zarb Congress Treasury William Simon Kissinger Great Britain West Germany Italy Japan Simon

Weather Outlook With Rain Chance And Warmer Weekend

Considerable clouds tonight with a chance of rain and highs in the 60s. Tonight lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Rain likely Wednesday with highs in the 50s. Winds from the south to southeast 15 to 25 mph.

Goebel Stockebrand dam near completion eyed for Christmas

Goebel Stockebrand dam near Yates Center may finish by Christmas if weather holds, an SCS technician said. The project funded by RC&D costs about 120000 dollars and will create a six acre permanent pool with a 40 foot spillway, 72,000 yards of dirt, and a 2000 foot dam length serving 2880 acres for flood prevention.

Jim Gaskell Rc&d Harley Heskett SCS Goebel-Stockebrand Yates Center Kathleen Pickett Yates Fred Nymeyer Soil Conservation Service Resource Conservation and Development Project Eldon Schwanz Walt Goebel Gerald Stockebrand Nymeyer Edwards Woodson County Turkey Creek Gaskell

City approves vacating block and alley for Churchill expansion

The City Commission vacated one block of North Lafayette and a north-south alley between Cherry and Beach to allow Churchill Pumping Units Inc. expansion. The move triggers a 30 day protest period before street and alley closure. Two hours of discussion covered other city matters including off street parking rules.

North Lafayette Cherry Beach Churchill Pumping Units Inc Churchill Commission Bob Bunting Cliff Dobson Jim Youngberg

Intercepted letter hints at secret plan for next week

A mocked intercepted note questions a big secret and mentions Gary Moore possibly moderating an upcoming presidential announcement. It suggests a public display with blindfolds and hints at behind the scenes arrangements around a high level event.

Gary Moore

Senate weighs dismantling ABM installation after high stakes vote

Washington debate on the Grand Forks ABM site follows a near party line vote to retain the installation. Kennedy argues the system offers no real security and wastes funds while conservatives push to keep it running to gain experience. Both nations limited ABM batteries to two under 1972 accords.

Washington UPI United States Grand Forks N.C Senate House Pentagon Edward Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy U.S North Dakota

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U.S. 169 Martin Johnson Airport Radio Tower KKOY Topeka Sania FE Chanut Alabama George Wallace Wallace Rambouillet Castle Paris Jean Pierre Foucarde Bill Daley Robert F. Dole R-Kan Department of Housing and Urban Development Rc&d Project Mid-America Inc Cha Sen Milton Young R-N.d Soviet Union
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