Unified School Board Reports Modernization and Budget Cuts
The Unified School District 413 board toured Murray Hill and Lincoln elementary additions on the new activity bus. They approved staff changes, noted a budget of 7,000.92 mills lower than proposed, and planned a September 14 dinner.
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Board of Education of
Unified School District 413
Murray Hill
Lincoln
Junction City
Buford Fisher
Sys
Dell Tolbert
Laura Warren
Alcott
Rachel Beal
Practical
Joe Newcomb
PN School
Special Services Center
Warren Babcock
Eunice Brewer
Charles Rickerson
Joe Maloun
U. S. Planes Blast Rail Supply Lines
American fighter bombers struck North Vietnamese rail lines near Hanoi and along the Red River route. Air Force Thunderchiefs targeted the northwest and northeast lines, while pilots also hit oil depots, fuel dumps, and transport assets. Navy fliers reported a surface to air missile site destroyed near Vinh. a carrier F8 Crusader was shot down south of Hanoi with the pilot missing. South Vietnamese forces claimed 74 Viet Cong killed in three engagements.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
U.S
Air Force 105
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
North Viet Nam
Red River
Thunderchief
Intrepid
Vinh
U. S. Command
Injury Suit Jury Trial Tomorrow in Traffic Case
A jury trial for a $52 200 personal injury judgment from a 1964 traffic accident at 12th and Highland is set to start at 9 a.m. tomorrow in district court. Plaintiff Kathy Sue Turner sues Ranetta Owen for permanent injuries alleged to worsen a pre existing spinal condition.
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12Th
Highland
Kathy Sue Turner
Joseph G. Turner
N. Grant
Ranetta Owen
Raymond E. Owen
Miss Turner
Miss Owen
Water Bonds Approved in Ness City Vote
Ness City residents approve a $47,500 water bond by 118 to 24, funding more wells and two extra water lines. The measure clears the way for expanded municipal water infrastructure.
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Ness City
Kan
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A noted intercepted letter discusses traffic patterns as noon school starts increase the number of drivers. It notes that student numbers remain similar while car traffic appears heavier during midday periods.
Mansfield Warns on Session End By Oct Fifteenth
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Congress should adjourn by October 15 if business is not finished and return after elections only if needed. He hopes to resolve civil rights bill matters and avoid a recall, though a post election session remains a possibility.
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Fisher
Lincoln
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Montana Democrat
Cam
Paign
Mansfield
Dinosaurs Parade Draws Crowds On Highway Route
A nine dinosaur display hauled on twelve tractor trailers attracted onlookers on US 169 yesterday. The replicas belong to a major oil company using the dinos as a trademark. The herd toured from a New York world’s fair exhibit to Independence for a day then to Tulsa.
Ottawa approves $185000 pool bond in special election
A $185,000 bond issue for a municipal swimming pool in Ottawa was approved 7 to 1. The tally was 1,585 for to 245 against in Tuesday's special election.
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Ottawa, Kan
Ottawa
Grand Jury Called To Probe Galena
Grand jury to meet in October term of District Court after petitions from Galena residents against unnamed city officials. Petitions filed with Cherokee County clerk allege violations of the public records act, altered records, defaced property and breached budget laws. Alleged misconduct partiality and abuse of office also cited.
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Galena, Kan
Galena
Cherokee County
Columbus
Press Trouble Delays The Tribune Delivery
A press breakdown delayed The Tribune for over two hours yesterday starting at 2 55 p m. Repairs finished at 5 45 p m as the pressrun resumed. Staff regret delivery delays and thank subscribers for patience. Calls to the Tribune office remained brisk until 6 p m. Subscribers were pleasant on learning of the difficulty.
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Tribune
Weather warms in Kansas with 80s to 90s forecast
The area forecast shows continued fair tonight with partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions Thursday. Lows tonight near 55 to 60 and highs Thursday in the upper 80s. Topeka reports a warming trend with highs in the 80s to 90s and overnight lows around the upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday expected in the low 90s.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Two Year Sentence for Non Support in Chanute Case
Darold Petty, 29, pleaded guilty to desertion and non support of six children. The district court denied parole and sentenced him to not more than two years in the state penitentiary. Prosecution says similar cases will be pursued when justified.
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Neosho County
Darold Petty
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If the Tribune cannot be reached by phone, contact your carrier. For alternative access, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Enrollment Here In Slight Decrease
Enrollment across Chanute Unified District 413 Neosho Junior College and St Patrick's schools totals 2,890 for the 1966 67 fall term a drop of 36 from last year. The district rose by 19 to 2 421 while the junior college fell to 277 and St Patrick's to 192.
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Kansas Teacher Association
Wesley Valliere
Chanute Teachers Association
the Tribune
Chanute
Unified District
Neosho Junior College
St. Patrick's Catholic
St. Patrick’s
Auto Mechanics
Raco
Royster Junior High School
Murray Hill
Hutton
Alcott
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Fairfield
Rural
Hillcrest
Mary Paula
Traffic Fatalities Log For Kansas Up To September 14 1966
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death toll for the 24 hour period ending 9 am Wednesday shows 24 hours totals and compares 1966 figures with 1965 period totals for September. The log lists fatalities across the state with a summary of the ongoing yearly trend.
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Fic
Minor collision at 6th and Butler in Erie
The Erie sheriff's office investigated a minor traffic accident at about 7 a.m. today involving a 1955 Plymouth driven by Mrs. Warren P. Welch and a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Thomas C. Hudson, both of Erie. Welch car damage estimated at 25 dollars and Hudson bumper damage 10 dollars.
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Erie
Sheriff's Office
6Th
Butler
Warren P. Welch
Thomas C. Hudson
Kansas units face near one billion debt in a year
State Auditor Clay Hedrick announced Kansas local governments and agencies could owe about 1 billion dollars within 12 months as bonded indebtedness reached a record 989.8 million at June 30. Revenue bonds lead gains while general obligations edge down.
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Kansas
Clay Hedrick
Hedrick
Boards of Education
Institutions of Higher Learning
The
Kansas Turnpike Authority
State Armory Board
Woodson County
Sedgwick
Johnson County
Wyandotte County
Shawnee County
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Russ Corbitt
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