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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
2
The piece notes low morale among Washington D.C. bureaucrats and questions a Manpower Administration push to admit job dispensability as a path to early retirement. It argues voluntary cuts are not a solid plan and asks how employees would seek advancement if their roles are shown to be reducible.
Secretary of State William Rogers argues that U S air strikes on Haiphong harbor and Hanoi are meant to shield the South Vietnamese government. The critique stresses the mission’s failure to shape events in Asia and warns that aerial campaigns may worsen the Saigon dictatorship’s hold.
Pershing Kip Williams Jr Rick Sigler and Danny Walters 17-year-old Miami youths appeared in Municipal Court for violating Hollywood's city ID requirement after door to door yard work. They were arrested for lacking credentials costing about $2.50 and were released on $55 bond following a search of their motors and vehicle.
The U.S. Postal Service will award contracts for forms and equipment to supply a new system of postal money orders. A test check style order will start October 1 and aim for nationwide use by July 1, 1973.
AP reports CBS aired It Takes a Lot of Love a humane hour featuring a boy and his dog a girl and her horse a jail-free cat a 60 pound beaver in a gentle vignette. the program showcased animal shelter work a trained dog rescued by a va dog warden and other touching scenes highlighting pets and their human bonds.
A man travels to Miami by jet to explore job opportunities with Knight Newspapers, Inc. He undergoes interviews and written tests, including questions about his family, as part of the selection process. He had hoped his last exam would be behind him after leaving KU.
A journalist recalls undergoing personnel testing and the reaction of Knight Newspapers staff. He notes how editors weighed his background, family ties, and recommendations before offering an editing position. The anecdote ends with a lingering, uneasy smile from a personnel reader.
Washington political column reports President Nixon ordered bombing of North Vietnam to impress the Kremlin and reinforce U S commitments. It notes his private aim to win reelection and his admiration for Kennedy while warning Hanoi misread U S air power and resolve.
President Nixon signals resolve to strike North Vietnam with intensified bombing to halt supplies. Intelligence notes Kremlin knowledge of invasion plans while Chou En-lai urged Hanoi to avoid a showdown. Abrams warns of a Korea‑style protracted war as North divisions surge south.
Robert R. Clester of Winfield has been selected to head the Kansas Bureau of Investigation western Kansas division. He will replace Harold R. Nye, who was relieved of the western command last month and reassigned. Clester begins Monday and will oversee 10 agents based in Barton County with headquarters at the county sheriff's department. Nye becomes the KBI agent in Winfield, following his earlier firing and subsequent 30 day suspension and rank reduction.
The schedule lists CBS programs and guest lineups including Daley profile. It adds Longstreet anti trafficking plot and libel case in Owen Marshall. Apollo 16 moonwalk preempts late night as networks shift to space coverage.
Friday night grid lists high Chaparral Sanford & Son Hollywood Squares Partridge Family and film entries plus sports and late news. Stations KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW Chanute WDAF offer 6 to 1 schedule with movies Weather and Tonight Show final.
Twenty five years ago Camp Cauble near Sedan expanded with new land, now totaling 260 acres. In New York, President Truman urged unity to lower prices amid an acute economy while addressing an Associated Press luncheon. The note lists tax rebate distributions to Kansas counties with Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson receiving specified amounts.
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