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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1977

Page

5

Committee urges restricting X ray use for young women breast cancer

A government panel urged restricting mammography for women under 50 in a national breast cancer detection program. It noted benefits for those over 50 but said there is no proven death-rate reduction in younger women, recommending continued study and continuation of the overall program.

Washington UPI Oliver Beahrs Mayo Clinic Rochester National Institutes of Health

Tunnel of love romance endures at State Fair

Luther and Anna Staats of South Hutchinson have rode the Old Mill tunnel of love for 31 years starting in 1946. At 82, Anna recalls their 49th anniversary on December 3 and notes the ride is their only one together. Roy Williamson, Old Mill manager, confirms they are the oldest riders and are regulars who notify staff in advance.

Luther Roy Williamson Williamson

Flood Destroys Music Store Inventory in Mission

Mission owner Bob Cox found his flood damaged merchandise after a two day rainfall flood swept through the Mission Shopping Center. He estimates about 60000 dollars in instruments and three pianos were ruined in the basement. Insurance will cover only about one tenth of the loss.

Mission UPI Bob Cox Mission Shopping Center Cox Store Cox

House Kills Automatic Increase in Minimum Wage Bill

The House defeated the indexing provision 223 to 193 while approving a bill to raise the minimum wage from $2.30 to $2.65 next year. An amendment with fixed steps to $2.85 in 1979 and $3.05 in 1980 passed 222 to 193, as Rep. John Erlenborn argued indexing fuels inflation and upswings. Rep. Albert Quie and House leaders argued over inflation protection for low earners.

Washington UPI House Organized Labor John Erlenborn K-Ill Erlenborn Albert Quie R-Minn Congress Jim Wright Texas

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