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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
8
Local stock listing shows bid and asked prices for Kustom Electronics at 8 percent, with 66 percent furnished by Westamerica Securities Inc. The brief entry references LC Products and the Westamerica source for pricing data.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census lists 51 adults and pediatric patients including one baby. Names appear with addresses in local districts for today and Wednesday, listing several patients. District Court filings in Chanute include Bingham vs Barr, Wiles child support, Werthan vs Microlite contractual judgments, and Thetford Corp vs Camp Fire Campers contractual judgment.
Two thefts were reported to police Wednesday. Mike Dunaway of 505 S Highland said 16 tapes and a tape box were stolen from his locked car at Neosho County Community Junior College. A M Lemon of 216 W 3rd reported two garden hoses and a hose nozzle stolen from his home.
Twenty eight Extension agents from 13 counties met in southeast Kansas to plan programs in agriculture home economics and 4 H. Ray Hoss district supervisor said the session prepared for fiscal year activities starting July 1 1972. It was held at the area Extension office 1st and Highland.
George W. Bud Pherigo born Sept 2 1918 in Emporia died unexpectedly at Wesley Medical Center shortly after illness. He owned Buds Motor Company Wichita and previously worked at Beach Central Auto Salvage in Chanute in the 1930s. He leaves a widow a stepdaughter two brothers and two sisters. Funeral set 10 a.m. Saturday Culbertson Mortuary Wichita with burial at Old Mission Cemetery.
Open house will be held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Saturday with sabbath school at 9 30 am focused on The Parents in the Home. New officers and class teachers begin duties. Gary Lee Bridges leads as superintendent and invites visitors.
Dr. J. C. Sanders NCCJC president was in Chicago to advance accreditation with the North Central Association. He pursued a self-analysis and long-range plan due May 1, while NCCJC holds correspondence status indicating active accreditation efforts. Sanders also attended a meeting of the North Central Council of Junior Colleges.
A drug addiction program will be presented at the First Christian Church at 7 30 p m Sunday led by Paul Kapp chaplain of the Osawatomie State Hospital and a student parent panel. Topics include coping with a drug addict at home freakouts withdrawal symptoms and organizing a community intervention group. Glen Fogel chairs the arrangements and attendance is open to the public.
A municipal bond lawyer Herschel Friday of Little Rock and veteran judge Mildred Lillie of Los Angeles are among six nominees under American Bar Association review for Supreme Court vacancies. The ABA is screening for the Justice Department. Also named for preliminary checks are Judges Paul Rooney and Charles Clark of the U S Circuit Court New Orleans Senator Robert Byrd and Judge Sylvia Bacon of DC Superior Court.
Blanchard Evans thought his car was on fire due to smoke and a nutty smell in Watertown Wisconsin. Firefighters clarified there was no blaze as the exhaust pipe had been stuffed with nuts likely by a small animal.
William Newton Williams, 105, has quit driving after two incidents where he jumped the curb in Broken Arrow Oklahoma. He cited failing eyesight hearing and coordination and decided to stay home. Williams helped found the city and was a real estate man.
R. Camp told police that a spark plug was broken on his motorcycle Tuesday, the gas tank emptied Wednesday, and a cleaner hose ripped off. He stated the bike was parked at Senior High School on both occasions.
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