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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
2
The Joint Economic Committee predicts 10 percent price increases for 1973 and warns against admin measures stalling inflation. The Cost of Living Council favors near stabilization though March and April may push the yearly rise above 7 percent. The author sides with the committee, noting ongoing inflation despite administration claims.
A panel urged stronger labeling for antacid pain relievers combining acid reducers with aspirin. They said these should be used only for symptoms needing both pain and heartburn and not for ulcers. Some groups want removal until reformulation. Public comment window announced.
Leonard Moore of Oakland plans to row a 44 foot porcelain tub from Seward Peninsula Alaska to Siberia across the Bering Strait to gather a million letters for friendship with Russia. He will be escorted by a larger vessel and has previously sailed 180 miles down the Sacramento River to publicize a community center. The voyage is set for July 4 pending Soviet clearance. Moore is 48 and insists bathtubs are for bathing not sailing.
Washington minutes of the October 22 1971 session show Secretary Bill Rogers assuring industrialists that the Nixon administration would protect business interests in Chile while resisting retaliation for expropriations. He cites talks with the Soviet ministry and warns of Russian influence in Latin America.
Representatives from ITT Anaconda Copper Ford Bank of America First National City Bank and Ralston Purina attended a soft line meeting on Chile policy. Minutes note mixed views with Ralston Purina urging no cutoffs while others favor private pressure and informal embargoes. The secretary’s stance leans toward a low profile Latin America policy.
CBS will air What Are Taxes All About a child friendly explainers show hosted by Christopher Glenn. It uses a family example to show how local state and federal taxes are collected and what they fund revealing tax history and the rise of income tax in 1913 and noting loopholes for the wealthy.
Publisher details subscription rates for local and external editions, carrier options, and sales tax figures. Indicates Chanute circulation, boxholder pricing, and AP news republication rights and partnership with the Associated Press.
Twenty five years ago Howard Stitt and Beverly Knox were crowned king and queen at the junior high school annual carnival held Friday night. Officials of Burlington Manufacturing Co. of Kansas City arrived in Chanute to open negotiations with the Chanute Chamber of Commerce on a new branch plant site. Fifty years ago 1923 Mrs. Pauline Simmons had a 17 year old hen given by the Odd Fellows lodge to her mother, Mrs. Pickett.
A mysterious white granulated lime substance is dumped weekly into Fort Scott's sewage system, endangering the treatment plant's trickling filter that relies on algae. Superintendent Hal Du Bois notes large quantities enter the system, while chemists cannot identify the material despite nearly a year of appearance.
Juco offers Parent Effectiveness Training in eight weekly sessions at Neosho County Community Junior College Chanute campus. The course runs Tuesdays 7 to 10 PM in room 101 with 24 hours of instruction, texts, and workbooks for 25 dollars.
Voters favored a dog leash ordinance by about two to one. The city commission plans to consider the measure on its April 16 agenda.
Channel releases show 7:00 pm to 12:30 am picks with Mission Impossible and The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone. Other programs include Room 222 The Odd Couple and Circle of Fear along with Masterpiece Theater and The Tonight Show.
A nostalgic column recalls midcentury urban life and memory in America. It contrasts childhood scenes from Prohibition and turn-of-the-century street life with old gender norms, finances, and daily habits, framing memory as a sustaining fire against time.
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