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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1971

Page

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Labor Asked To Cooperate In Phase 2 Policy Push

Sen. Javits urged labor leaders including AFL-CIO chief Meany UAW president Woodcock and Teamsters chief Fitzsimmons to cooperate with Nixon Phase 2 while defending the Cost of Living Council's limited veto role. Meany and other leaders planned a Tuesday executive board meeting to discuss discrepancies with prior briefings. McGovern criticized the plan as inflation obsessed and urged funding for job creation over tax credits.

Washington Jacob Javits R-N United Auto Workers and Teamsters Cost of Living Council Javits Meany UAW Leonard Woodcock Frank Fitzsimmons Sion Afl-Cio George McGovern Ds.d Nixon McGovern

Emissaries Visit Turkey Greece and Taiwan in 13 Day Tour

Vice President Spiro Agnew begins a 13 day mission to Turkey Iran and Greece asserting NATO unity and opposing Greek aid ban. Reagan as Nixon emissary meets Chiang Kai shek in Taiwan pledging continued support to Nationalist China and its UN role before a Singapore stop.

Ankara Spiro T. Agnew Turkey Iran Greece United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization Taipei Taiwan Ronald Reagan Nixon Chiang Kai-shek China U.S California Reagan Chiang American University Club Republic of China Peking United Nations Reegan Singapore Lee Kuan Yew

Oil Journal predicts higher U.S. gasoline demand next year

In Tulsa the Oil & Gas Journal forecast over 10 million autos to be sold in the coming year and a 4 to 5 percent gain in demand. It said declining engine efficiency will push up fuel use as manufacturers trim horsepower to meet federal emissions standards.

Tulsa, Okla U.S The Oil & Gas Journal

Intercepted Letter Seeks Diplomatic Tone Abroad

A brief report notes an intercepted letter addressed to Cha and hopes Spiro and Ronnie act more diplomatically overseas than at home, signaling tense domestic relations and foreign policy stakes.

Spiro Ronnie

Area Forecast Brief Signals Stable Temps

Fair conditions with little temperature change into tonight and Tuesday. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph diminishing tonight. Lows around 40 to 45 and a high near 80 on Tuesday. Probability of precipitation near zero.

ORC funding decisions pressure Farm Programs in Southeast Kansas

Earl Shell, leader of Farm Products Management, warns ORC headquarters may end FPM services in southeast Kansas. He cites a $50,000 ORC grant, with $20,000 earmarked for Williams Brothers, and argues FPM needs $70,000 to sustain orchard and horticulture work across four states. Shell threatens withdrawal without a four state program and Kansas vegetable efforts.

the Tribune Farm Products Management, Inc Kansas Ozark Regional Commission ORC Little Rock Ark Earl Shell FPM Shell Shells Williams Brothers Tulsa Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas

London Bridge Restored as Arizona Landmark at Lake Havasu City

The 952 foot London Bridge, bought by McCulloch Corp. for 2.4 million, reopened on a lake peninsula in Lake Havasu City. Sir Peter Studd and Gov. Jack Williams hailed it as a symbol of Britain U.S. friendship as crowds view barbecue and events. Separately, Neosho County faces a court brief deadline over water rights while Kansas physicians elect new officers in Emporia.

Lake Havasu City Ariz London Bridge Arizona Desert London McCulloch Corp Peter Studd Arizona Jack Williams Britain United States Emporia, Kan Kansas The American College of Physicians

Cherryvale Plant Burns in Downtown Fire

Cherryvale firefighters battled flames Sunday afternoon at the Charloma Fiberglassing plant in downtown Cherryvale describing it as a total loss. Porter's Drug Store and Houser-Miller machine shop suffered damage while crews from Coffeyville Independence and Sycamore aided. No injuries were reported and the cause remained undetermined.

Cherryvale Charloma Fiberglassing, Inc Porter Houser-Miller Gene Wantland Coffeyville Independence Sycamore

Ambulance Called For Bicycle Rider

An ambulance was summoned after a South Central accident at 5 30 p m Saturday involving 8 year old Debra K Vogel on a bicycle. Edward McKinsey 17 backed a car from his driveway and struck the bike causing $30 damage. Debra is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Vogel.

South Central Debra K. Vogel S. Central Central Edward McKinsey Debra Roland Vogel

Kansas Senators Maintain Harmony Over OConnor Judge Nomination

Sen James B Parson said there is no bitterness between Kansas U S senators over Earl E O Connor s nomination to a U S district judgeship Pearson spoke at a Kansas Medical Political Action Committee workshop and said he has a good relationship with Sen Robert Dole during a news conference in Topeka Kansas

Topeka Kan Kansas U.S Earl E. O’connor James B. Parson Pearson Kansas Medical Political Action Committee Robert Dole

Delayed Letter Sheds Light on POW John Sexton Jr

Army and congressional sources investigate why a letter from S. Sgt. John Sexton Jr., captured Aug 12 1969 in Vietnam, reached his family only two weeks ago. The note, with a picture of a head bandage, was held two years for handwriting verification and propaganda review before release days before Sexton’s father received it.

Detroit Michigan John Sexton Jr Warren Vietnam John Sexton

Kansas Urged to Adopt No-Fault Car Insurance

Frank G. Tucker of the American Insurance Association urged Kansas to adopt a no-fault auto insurance system. He argued the current fault-based system leaves seriously injured people destitute or dependent on society and that no-fault would ensure prompt, fair compensation and reduce costs. Bills and federal action were noted as potential progress in 1972.

Topeka Kan American Insurance Association Kansas Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents Frank G. Tucker AIA Southwest Tucker Congress Department of Transportation National Conference of Commissioners On Uniform Laws

Safeway Labels Ground Beef by Fat Content

Safeway Stores begins labeling ground beef by relative fat content rather than cut. Spokesmen say price should not change significantly. A Virginia consumer council survey argues that ground sirloin often includes beef not matching the advertised cut.

Washington Safeway Virginia Consumer Council

Japanese Emperor and Empress begin three day West German stay

Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako arrived in Bonn to start a three day state visit to West Germany as part of a seven country European tour. They traveled from Switzerland after a private overnight stop.

Bonn Hirohito Nagako West Germany Japan Switzerland

Explosion at First Baptist Church Kills Five in Marietta

In Marietta Ohio a boiler explosion at First Baptist Church Sunday School wing killed five people including four teenagers and a teacher 30 year old Michael Murphy. Fourteen of about 140 attendees were injured as debris rained down. Witness Diane Slaughter recalled the wall caving in after a noise in the pipes.

Marietta, Ohio Diane Slaughter Diane First Baptist Church Michael Murphy

Seven Inmates Seize Ward at Connecticut Facility

Hospital official reports seven inmates at Security Treatment Center for the Criminally Insane seized a ward after a 24 hour disturbance. They were so intoxicated after the incident that their complaints could not be understood. No major injuries or escapes occurred.

Middletown, Conn Connecticut Connecticut Valley Hospital

Rom ney to ban kickbacks on FHA mortgage referrals

Secretary Romney announced a forthcoming department move to end kickbacks to real estate agents for steering government insured FHA loans to mortgage representatives. He noted agents in some areas receive extra fees beyond seller commissions for these placements.

Chicago George Romney Department of Housing and Urbana Department Romney Mortgage Bankers Association of America

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