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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1976

Page

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Registration steps outlined for Neosho County voters

Neosho County residents must register by 9 p.m. October 12 to vote in the general election. Registration books close at 9 p.m. October 12 and reopen the day after Election Day. New or re registrations can be done in Erie at the county clerk or in Chanute at the Memorial Building, with hours 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except weekends. To register one must be a US citizen, Kansas resident 20 days prior, and 18 or older. Changes of name or address require re registration. Foreign birth requires naturalization papers. Registration by mail is possible via Chanute or Erie offices.

Neosho County Wayne Gibson Kansas Gibson Erie Chanute Memorial Building United States Chanute City

Chanute Officials to Attend 66th City Convention in Topeka

Mayor Oscar Cunningham and City Manager Bob Bunting will represent Chanute at the League of Kansas Municipalities hosted three day convention in Topeka October 3 to 5. City engineer Jim Beck and city planner Cliff Dobson join Monday sessions along with Paul Keller Lea Hardman Robert Pennington and Bruce Remsberg as attendees.

Oscar Cunningham Bob Bunting Chanute Topeka League of Kansas Municipalities Bunting Jim Beck Cliff Dobson Paul Keller Parks and Recreation Commission Lea Hardman Robert Pennington Bruce Remsberg

California authorizes first in nation right to die law

California Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signs the measure allowing terminally ill adults to use a living will to withhold or withdraw life support. The law, effective Jan. 1, aims to let patients die with dignity and has drawn pro and con responses from activists and religious groups.

Sacramento Calif UPI Barry Keene D-Eureka Keene Brown California Quinlan

Open House at Chanute High School on Advisory Programs

Chanute Senior High School hosts an open house to discuss advisory programs and boost parent involvement. Miles Rickart will welcome attendees, with a student music performance and room-by-room tours from 7 to 9 p.m. Parents meet advisors for their children and discuss transcripts and enrollment for the second quarter.

Chanute Senior High School Miles Rickart Jim Kindall

Old Adage Echoes in Intercepted Letter

An intercepted message to Cha recalls a familiar saying that the cure may be as bad as the disease. The note from Nute hints at caution and skepticism about remedies.

Cha

Weather Area Forecast Warm Sunny Conditions Today

Warm and sunny today with a high in the upper 80s to near 90. Increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers Sunday with a high in the mid 80s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight a 20 percent chance of rain.

Swine flu vaccinations begin with oldsters

In cities nationwide the first Americans receive swine flu shots. Indianapolis mayor William H. Hudnut led a health fair with about 1,500 elderly attendees. Alabama's Ketona Nursing Home started inoculations for 564 patients, with high acceptance. Some skeptics remained, and Iowa planned next week.

Atlanta UPI Indianapolis William H. Hudnut Alabama Ketona Birmingham Health Department

Health department opens October clinics for all ages

Wilson County Health Department announces October open clinics for children and adults. Routine immunizations will be given at regular clinics along with blood pressure readings urine tests hemoglobin diabetes screening and tuberculin skin tests. Swine Flu vaccinations will start at special clinics when supplies arrive but not for children under 18.

Wilson County Health Department Health Department

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