07 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1976
Page
1
City officials and professionals flag aging sewer and gas networks, rising repair needs, and a costly path to modernization. Electrical supply questions and limited planning threaten growth, with debt limits constraining funding and potential rate increases looming. A series will examine each utility and efforts to fix the problems.
UPI reports key moments from the Ford Carter debate. Ford defends U S action in Southern Africa and mutual respect for majority rule with minority protections. Carter questions motives and cites late U S involvement in South Africa and arms sales shifts.
Kansas health officials require an informed consent form for swine flu shots given by public health agencies. The form shifts liability to patients, while private clinics may not require it. Doses totals and distribution plans are outlined, with federal underwriting and potential shared liability for private providers.
The Safari Museum will shut October 11 to 22 for first floor remodeling of Martin and Osa Johnson exhibits. John Award said the project, done by a professional contractor, aims to improve traffic flow and update techniques to meet American Association of Museums accreditation standards. The changes involve designer Robert Blunk and support from Dr. Pascal J. Imperato, with a November open house and membership drive planned.
Chanute educators discuss political action at a CNEA meeting as KPAC endorses 87 candidates for Kansas Senate and House based on voting records and education priorities. Membership drops to about 114 of 120, prompting calls for renewed involvement and bylaws review.
USD 101 board weighs two Erie site options for a future four year high school if the November bond passes. Architect John Smutz presented floor plans while Superintendent William Han notes the plan mirrors a 1974 proposal with location changes.
Frost warning remains in effect tonight with clearing skies and colder temperatures. Lows near 30s expected with frost likely. Friday will bring mostly sunny skies and a touch warmer temperatures with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Winds shift to light and variable tonight.
Kansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield filed an 18.2 million rate increase affecting over 360000 people. A public hearing is set for 7 30 p.m. October 12 at the Kansas Historical Society in Topeka, covering small groups farm organizations and non group plans. The average rise is 18 percent for under 65 and 19 percent for contracts augmenting Medicare, impacting about 55 percent of insureds.
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