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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
5
Mid-America Refining Co raises posted prices retroactive to Sept 1 to 4.35 per barrel for old oil with a 35 cent premium for pairing old with new oil, while new oil remains exempt. President Oscar Cunningham cites incentive for exploration and notes possible bookkeeping headaches from affidavit requirements.
The Kansas Supreme Court appointed Robert F. Stadler Allen County district court judge to hear Timothy A. Albertson 18 Lawrence suit against Ray Zumelt juvenile officer. Albertson seeks 1 million dollars alleging unlawful arrest and false imprisonment on Sept 23 1972 by Chanute police under Zumalt authority. He also sues Zumalt in federal court Kansas City seeking 26 million dollars.
Minor taken into custody after attempting to leave Farmers Discount Center without paying for a $1.25 dress pattern. Michael P. Deacon, 1401 S. Highland, charged with driving while intoxicated and careless driving. bond set at $160, seen after blood test taken. Ida woman accused of theft at Farmers Center. items and losses noted. Mrs. Farrell Colston reported loss of brown purse with license and $130. Mrs. Gene Bilyeu reported stolen watch and ring. Collene Enos reported a youth's attempted robbery at Terry’s and Garry’s Pizza Parlor last Wednesday. weapon shown, no money taken. Coffeyville fire insurance rates lowered for South Walnut district to correct five-year overcharges dating to 1967–68 projects. overpayments expected to be refunded. savings over $2 per $1000 of coverage.
Victor C. Palmer 62 former Independence police chief and longtime Kansas probation and parole officer died Saturday of a heart attack. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. with burial at Elk City.
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The census lists 76 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. Friday to Sunday admissions include numerous named residents and towns. Saturday and Sunday add more entries. A separate item notes a traffic accident near Chanute on US 169 with two injured.
Five young people from Independence were injured in a one vehicle wreck three miles north of Chanute on US 169 around 1 20 a m today. The car driven by Dr Richard M Hull 24 was southbound. A following witness told High-
President Nixon calls for a spirit of partnership to avoid stalemate as Congress delays more than 50 proposals. He cites priority items such as trade tax pension energy school funding and local control while signaling limited action this year and urging bipartisan hammering out of modifications.
Mr and Mrs Archie Newland former Chanute residents plan a Sept 18 celebration at their rural Neodeska home marking their 65th wedding anniversary. The item is a Linden vila wood stamp licker from banks and post offices, shown by Ken Lugg of Denver in Chanute’s centennial exhibit at the Tioga Hotel.
Henry Tuxhorn and R. J. Thayer died this morning at Labette County Medical Center Par sons. Minnie Bell Cooper 98 of 511 N Highland died today at Neosho Manor Nursing Home She was long resident of Chanute and member of Rebekeh lodge Sorosis Club First United Methodist Church and Wilsons Sunday School Class Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Gibson Koch Chapel Rev Dr Livingston N Witten officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery.
A city court complaint names Bruce Allen age 18 and Neil Purdy age 19 of the Elm Motel charged with entering and burglarizing the Allen Bargain Store at 116 W Main last week. Authorities report $20 in cash and five handguns valued at $160 stolen. four guns recovered. Preliminary hearing set for Sept. 17. bonds $500 each. Both held in city jail.
Manley Industries shows bids at 2 percent and asks at 3 percent. Kustom Electronics bids 6 percent and asks 67s. Slaughter Whyte listed with a 65 value. Furnished by Spencer W. Finney.
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