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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
1
Lash La Rue once punished villains on screen now preaches at Mission Power Headquarters and Home of the Apostles in St. Petersburg Florida. Seven years earlier he faced vagrancy arrest with 35 cents, but he is back in the saddle guiding wayward souls.
Georgia failed to move presidential impoundment of congressionally appropriated funds directly to the Supreme Court as the high court rejected the bid for original jurisdiction in a brief, unsigned order.
In Jerry City Ohio authorities say eight siblings under age ten died early today when a trailer home burned while their parents were at work. Frank Paden of Paden Mortuary identified the parents as Mr and Mrs Jesus Trevino of the Dale Roe Trailer Park.
Lt. Gov. Dale Owen reports a Kansas survey showing three quarters of counties want new industry to create jobs and prevent rural outflow. He notes 75 of 105 counties lost population 1960 70 with 54 continuing losses since 1970. Georgetown researchers claim a four fold improvement in body X ray detail using a computer assisted scanning device for cross sectional views.
Houston youths Elmer Wayne Henley 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 face trials for multiple slayings in the citys mass murder case feared as one of the worst in U.S. history. Henley is slated for January 14 and Brooks for March 4. In Washington the Justice Department offers to place its top officials under oath over news leak allegations connected to Vice President Agnew as Hoffman weighs the case.
The Senate approved a broadened regulation bill by 53 to 33 to prohibit surface mining on privately owned lands where the government holds mining rights. A major upcoming debate centers on a provision requiring full restoration of mined sites.
Israeli jets bomb Damascus hitting the Defense Ministry and radio station as ground battles flare along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights. Cairo reports tanks advancing in Sinai while Syria warns of retaliation and Arab oil nations mobilize in support.
The Senate Watergate committee will hear testimony on campaign sabotage impact from top officials in the Muskie and McGovern campaigns. It will question Fred Taugher, McGovern's former California coordinator, and review an alleged use of McGovern campaign phones to promote a LA protest against Nixon's fundraiser.
Washington AP Nixon administration names Snoopy as the national symbol for a major energy conservation drive amid Middle East war shadows on U S fuel imports. President Nixon receives a report on public steps to conserve energy.
The government outlines a five percent cut in energy use this winter. A Snoopy themed SavEnergy campaign and media ads will promote conservation, with thermostats lowered by four degrees and energy-saving kits for schools. Henry L. Diamond stresses citizen action as essential to success.
Mrs. Pearl Carter, head of Love Inc, announced expanded sessions at North Malcolm Community Center for mentally handicapped children aged 2 1/2 to 5. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m on Monday Wednesday and Friday with potential inclusion of nearby counties. Carter cited prior teaching work in Kansas Missouri Arizona and a Navajo reservation school and noted funding changes affecting aid to disabled recipients.
The Forestry, Fish and Game Commission killed fish in the south section of Santa Fe Lake to restore balance after a July 6 train derailment and acid spill that contaminated the north. About 85 gallons of fish toxicant were used to ensure restocking next spring. John Ray led the operation and predicted all south section fish would die this afternoon as the causeway was opened to aerate north water.
The region expects mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Lows will be in the 60s with highs in the 70s and southerly winds of 18 to 30 mph this afternoon and 15 to 25 mph tonight.
Independence hosts the 32nd Neewellah celebration October 23 to 27 featuring four state shows a children parade October 26 a parade October 27 Hell Dolly at Memorial Hall October 23 24 with Kreskin the mental wizard October 26 and a country western music show October 27 entertainers include Tommy Overstreet Diana Trask and the Nashville Express.
The United Fund drive in Chanute began October 1 and has raised 6687.09 in cash and 631 in pledges. Treasurer Eldon Penner said contributions are running slightly ahead of last year's pace.
Seven youths were hospitalized after consuming an animal tranquilizer they mistook for another drug in Parsons Kansas. Two were critical, two fair, three good. five more treated and released. Phillip Goodson a Kansas State College Pittsburg student faces charges including criminal injury to persons and possession of marijuana for delivering PCP.
A Kansas special legislative committee continues its probe into state architectural contracts amid party strife. Rep. John Hayes says Democrats seek to derail the inquiry while Atty. Gen. Vern Miller defends lawful action and party leaders spar over hiring a special attorney. Miller has provided KBI agent names to aid the investigation.
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