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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune argues that federal charges accuse Massachusetts financier Edward Krock of tax fraud for 1966 to 1969. It criticizes tax laws as complex tools that favor the rich and oppress the poor, suggesting the lawmakers deserve trial alongside Krock.
John Cunniff cites two examples of public confusion. He notes auto pollution and congestion contrast with rapid gasoline car sales, and cites a city apartment project that creates parking problems instead of solving them. He argues people rarely plan ahead or know the best path.
A University of Kansas graduate student asks readers for opinions on KU and other state college students' views on war as a policy tool, conservatism versus liberalism, and how attitudes compare to peers. The writer suggests students overall oppose war except as a last resort and value humane solutions.
First probate notice in Neosho County for Margaret R. Newland estate seeks descent determination for Tioga Chanute property. Hearing set May 1, 1973 in Erie with Samuel J. Newland as petitioner and Alberta Gough as probate judge.
Washington sleuths say G. Gordon Liddy remains tight lipped about Watergate while E. Howard Hunt James McCord implicate John Mitchell John Dean and Jeb Magruder in the break in and bugging. Liddy’s silence and jail stay fuel debate over higher ups role and potential testimony.
Channel listings reveal a chaotic lineup with late shifts and substitutions. Programs include The Egyptian, The Man Who Died Twice, Room 222, The Odd Couple, and Love American Style among others across 7 to 10 pm slots, highlighting scheduling uncertainties.
Published daily except Sunday with subscription rates for in town and out of town readers. Rates listed include sales tax and carrier or mail delivery details for Chanute Chanute Post Office Boxholders and surrounding counties. The paper notes AP rights and member status with the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Early reports from Neosho county school districts after annual meetings show general teacher pay rising by about 10 to 15 dollars per month for the coming school year. In 1923 Zella Webb and Luke Lasley wed in Iola with Ruth Webb and Hoyt Alford present.
A devotional note cites Psalm 128:1, praising those who revere God and follow his path. The verse emphasizes blessed living through steadfast obedience and the joy found in diligent labor and faith.
Yates Center Haas Ford Agency will relocate from Burling ton to Yates Center. A 60 by 100 foot metal building will be built north of Rutledge Street and east of US 75 to house the dealership with a 30 by 40 foot showroom. Owners John and Dorothy Haas will operate in temporary quarters until completion.
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