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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
2
Commentator notes that environmental protections raise costs for power gas and motor vehicles. Pollution controls lower car performance and threaten gasoline shortages this summer. Emergency planners urge reducing consumption, including lowering interstate speeds to 50 mph, provoking strong protests from car owners.
A satirical piece describes LATER Left-Handed Alliance Toward Equal Rights pushing for left handed studies in schools, 10 percent left oriented ads, capitalization of Left, and bid to redesign right handed tools for dual use, illustrating a quirky bid for orderly society.
The piece recounts a propaganda headline about four healthy young men paid 100 a week to lie flat in bed for nine months as part of a spaceflight bone health study funded by NASA. Two receive diet supplements and two do not. Volunteers include two unemployed San Franciscans and two inmates at Safford federal prison.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that the chief Republican investigator for the Watergate committee misplaced a small appointment book. The diary shows multiple late March meetings with Attorney General Richard Kleindienst, some timed before committee sessions, and Thompson says he acted under Sam Dash’s direction.
Thompson pressed to expedite FBI files on Watergate with help from Dash while Kleindienst insisted information pass through the attorney general. James McCord starts a private security firm in Rockville, and other executives reveal a family-led venture with International Security Inc. IRS reports expose tax return errors as taxpayers seek help. Navy and Justice Department figures clash over dismissals and incompetence rulings, amid concerns over a federal law that involuntarily confines 292 people as unfit to stand trial.
New York AP reports The Television Years by Arthur Shulman and Roger Youman surveys top shows from 1947 onward with sharp, sometimes acerbic notes. The book, by TV Guide veterans, includes questions and answers on hosts, announcers, rights deals, and early network quirks.
The notice declares the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish all local news and AP dispatches from the newspaper, signaling restricted distribution and copyright protection.
HAL BOYLE humorously likens life to an elevator and outlines signs of rising prestige versus decline. Notable checks include neighbors hosting block parties in your honor, red carpets at the supermarket, and a barber chair with your name, contrasted with a rise in personal scandal and political disfavor. The piece pivots on the punchline that the direction remains upward.
Pfc. Richard A. Ardery of Cha nute has returned to the Marine Corps Air Station at Kaneohe Bay Hawaii after a special training exercise on Hawaii island. He is a 1970 graduate of Fredonia High School.
A devotional note cites Matthew 5 10 Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness sake for theirs is the kingdom of heaven reflecting on enduring faith.
A Kansas legislator in a tax free city argued that taxing all public owned income bearing property could raise as much as 19 million dollars for school funding. Fifty years ago in 1923, J. F. Hughes, E. G. Elliott, H. A. Hatch, Claude Sturdevant, John Fullerton and K. L. Goss were elected elders at the Presbyterian church annual meeting. Trustees chosen were Frank M. Clark and others including A. Duerson E. Burris J. Showmaker R. Redfield and J. Shepard.
Channel lineup reveals a dense list of programs from 7:00 to 12:35 includingVD Blues, The Secret War of Harry Frigg, Let's Make a Deal, Gunsmoke, The Rookies, Petticoat Junction, The Tonight Show, and Dr Kildare. Highlights include Alec Guinness in Situation Hopeless Not Serious and Paul Newman in The Secret War of Harry Frigg with a mix of comedy, drama, and adventure.
Readable portions show weekday morning and afternoon lineups across KTEW, WDAF, KCMO, KUHI, KOAM, KBMA, KMBC, KTWU, KODE, WIBW. Entries include 5 Story of Jesus, Today Show, Sesame Street, The Tonight Show, game shows, soaps like General Hospital and The Young and the Restless, and late afternoon dramas plus children's programs. Multiple stations list expanded afternoon and evening blocks with variety from news to westerns and comedies.
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