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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1972
Page
2
Six Wichita building unions suspend wage hikes for one year with AGC firms. The move, though unorthodox, reflects economic reality as work declines from nonunion competition and high costs. It could aid Kansas towns by easing wage pressures while critics say it tests “holding the line.”
The American Medi Cal Association reports six years after deeming farmers least healthy that farmers and rural residents now show better health than city dwellers. Disability and bed sickness days are down, with 96 percent normal health and 98 percent bed-free. The Midwest leads in general health, Southerners in bed sickness, and farming areas benefit from improved health suggesting a shift away from urban living. The piece links health to rural life and hints at retirement facility needs.
Puzo's The Godfather and its film adaptation captivate audiences while some critics see violence as mere contrivance. A critic contrasts Puzo's reporting with Straw Dogs and The Wild Bunch, praising believability over sensationalism.
A late evening guide lists Eddie's Father and The Blob among top shows, with movies like Wings in the Dark and courtroom feeds such as Divorce Court. Other programs feature The Partridge Family, Mary Tyler Moore, Medical Center, and Dragnet across 6 to 12 midnight slots.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs hour long look at the Yellows tone National Park centennial plus other parks and sites. The program highlights ecological and litter problems as tourism rises, with mixed entertainment acts from the Fifth Dimension and Jonathan Winters, and notes networks wary about summer planning.
Twenty five years ago Eureka hosts talk of Utopia founded by Roger Babson as a security centered haven for the rich amid war, depression or uprising. He has invested over 50000 dollars in Eureka real estate and will spend more before courses begin. The plan centers on a self supporting, stable region. Fifty years earlier Kansas Quarterly returns to Kansas State University with state funded support. editors note financial challenges and ongoing efforts to publish humanities and film topics.
Washington column reports NATO and U S Air Force brass arriving at Andrews and the Pentagon amid cherry blossoms. Two new Chrysler sedans are hired to chauffeur the generals and their wives while the motor pool buffs the cars to spit shine.
The Washington trip for Air Force leaders includes costly car rentals at 15 dollars a day plus high test gas. They stay at the Carlton Hotel with a State Department briefing and receptions, then proceed to Florida California Nevada and Las Vegas staying at luxury hotels and attending parties. A later Justice Department antipur pollution push targets outboard motors amid a dispute led by Livingston Parmele backed by EPA and Coast Guard officials.
A religious notice presents Job 14 14 asking if a man dies will he live again and speaks of waiting for change as assured by scripture. The passage emphasizes mortality and hope in divine timing.
Monday through Friday listing for KCMO Channel 5 KUHI Channel 16 KOAM Channel 7 KMBC Channel 9 KTWU Channel 12 WIBW Channel 13 KTEW Channel 2 Chanute Channel 3 WDAF Channel 4 details dramas comedies news and late night shows with time blocks across major networks for Thursday evening April 13 1960s era Tribune guide style.
On April 12 1972 history marks Yuri Gagarins space flight landing and other milestones. The list notes 1606 Union Jack as England’s flag, 1777 birth of Henry Clay, 1811 Astoria founded, 1861 Fort Sumter attack, 1945 Roosevelt death and Truman oath, 1966 US bombing of North Vietnam, a 1966 steel price inquiry, Ma Szu-tsung exile, 1971 tennis tour, and Charles Schultz birthday.
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