City Approves Gas Study and Infrastructure Plans
The City Commission approved the gas distribution study by Frank Hoblick and Associates with phase one costing 5600 dollars and a portion creditable against future engineering work. Upgrades to Safari Industrial Park including water electric and gas lines are slated to finish by October end, with Mid-America Refining relocating pipe and Bell Telephone moving a pole.
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Frank Hoblick and Associates
Kenneth Sanborn
Hoblick
Sanborn
Commission
John Schultz
Safari
Schultz
Vesta Lightfoot
Floyd Heath
Heath
Mid - America Refining Co
35Th Street
Bell Telephone
City to hold regular work sessions announces Sanborn
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn plans regular work sessions to gather commission opinion and do background work before formal action. Agendas will be press accessible and sessions open to cadors, but public attendance is not encouraged.
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Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
Call Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instructions to call the Tribune carrier if missed, with an alternate number 431 3400 and a 5 30 p m time cue. The fragment discusses reaching the carrier by phone for delivery issues.
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Tribune
Safari Museum Receives Lion Rug Donation
The Safari Museum in Chanute received a lion rug donated by Mrs. Abbuehl funded by a memorial of $214 for repairs. Dr. Melvin A. Rabe donated the rug after a 1958 Kenya Tanzania safari weighing about 500 pounds. A sable antelope head also arrived in need of repair.
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John Rabe
W. Main
Don Abbuehl
Safari Museum
Rabe
Melvin A. Rabe
Leavenworth
James A. Butin
Chanute
Abbuehls
Abbueh
Kenya
Tanganika
Zanzibar
Tanzania
Kayettes Drive to Raise Coupons for Kidney Dialysis Machine
The Kayettes of Senior High School aim to collect 60000 Betty Crocker coupons to secure a kidney dialysis machine for a local clinic or area. Betty Crocker coupons from General Mills will be accepted regardless of their stated value. The group seeks support from the Student Council, student body, and community organizations with deposit boxes at Terry's, Gary's Pizza, and Scarlet's, and a deadline of December 31.
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Kayettes
Betty Crocker
The
General Mills Company
Oliva
Terry’s
Gary’s
Scarlet’s
Kayette
Miss Engel
Jo Anne Corbitt
Cold Water On Teacher Pay Raise
In Kansas the bid for teacher pay raises is halted as the attorney general’s opinion blocks exempting teachers from the federal wage-price freeze. State Education Commissioner Whittier says raises depend on pre freeze employment and on a possible shift from the UPO.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
U.S. Office of Emergency Preparedness
C. Taylor Whittier
Scotland Yard urged to heed street tips in crime fight
A caller advises Scotland Yard to listen to ground-level tips from informants and locals to improve policing. The message stresses practical intelligence gathering over formal channels and highlights community awareness as a tool against crime.
Attica End Sparks Division Among Officials and Citizens
Public officials, penologists, and private citizens sharply dispute the Attica Prison end. Nixon backs Rockefeller stance on rejecting amnesty. critics call the force a massacre and condemn the deaths of inmates and guards. Governors express varied views on timing and method of response.
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Associated Press
Attica Prison
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Bypass Planning Discussed by City and County Officials
The City Commission and Neosho County Commission will meet September 21 at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Building with state Highway Commission representatives to review planning for a US 169 bypass. R R Beige, the state engineer of location and design, will present concepts and Wilson and Company of Salina will discuss four to five surveyed location options. Representatives of Wilson will attend, and the state will also meet Allen County and the cities of Thayer Iola Humboldt and Earlton regarding proposed routing.
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City Commission
Neosho County
State Highway Commission
R. R. Beige
Wilson and Company
Salina
Wilson
Memorial Building
Highway Commission
Allen County
Thayer
Iola
Humboldt
Earlton
London bank raid prompts top level Yard inquiry
Scotland Yard ordered a high level probe after detectives failed to locate bandits who used walkie talkies during a Lloyds Bank robbery at Marylebone Road and Baker Street. A radio ham taped the raiders and alerted police, though ten banks, including Lloyds, found nothing amiss until Monday morning. The robbers drilled a floor hole into sewers.
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London
Scotland Yard
Lloyd's Bank
Marylebone Road
Baker Street
Robert Rowlands
Wimpole Street
Rowlands
Lloyd's
Autopsy confirms gunshot deaths at Attica uprising
Monroe County medical examiner says all nine hostages killed at Attica State Prison died of gunshot wounds. Dr. John F. Edland rules out mutilation. Two more prisoners found dead, total reported 40. Officials cite witnesses of throat-slashings and reports of homemade zip guns.
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Attica
N.Y
Monroe County
Attica State Prison
John F. Edland
Storm threats fade as Heidi Edith Ginger shift offshore
Tropical storm threats to the Atlantic and Gulf coasts dissipated as Heidi merged with a wet low off Nantucket and Edith weakened along Mexico. Hurricane Ginger remains a danger only to distant shipping lanes 1500 miles east of Washington with top winds around 100 mph.
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Miami
Atlantic
Gulf
Heidi
Nantucket
Edith
Mexico
Tropic Seas
Ginger
Washington, D.C
Scholarships honor students for voluntary election reporting
Topeka Kansas News Election Service will award two $500 scholarships to Kansas students for voluntary reporting of 1970 election results by county election officers. NES members include ABC News Associated Press CBS News NBC News and United Press International. Recipients will be chosen by county election officers, with preferences for journalism or government students. The trial reporting covered nine counties: Douglas Johnson Leavenworth Montgomery Reno Saline Sedgwick Shawnee and Wyandotte.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
The
News Election Service
NES
ABC News
Associated Press
CBS News
NBC News
United Press International
Douglas
Johnson
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Reno
Saline
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wyandotte
McGovern Rescued From Church in Saigon Violence
Senator George McGovern was rescued by U S military police and Marines from a Roman Catholic church in Saigon after protesters hurled rocks and firebombs during a meeting with South Vietnamese students and dissidents. He and several associates were trapped for about thirty minutes and emerged shaken but unharmed under protection.
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Saigon
George McGovern
U.S
McGovern
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