Kansans face tax reform debate and Docking proposals
Editorial questions Senate support for progress in Kansas arguing Sen Tom Van Sickle cites Bob Docking's popularity as opposition to taxes. It notes Gov Docking proposed 26 million from denying corporate federal deductions and higher interest on state deposits to fund services, but the plan died.
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Kansas Senator Faces Backlash Over Special Interest Ties
Tom leads a committee defeat against Van Sickle amid tensions over special interests in Kansas. The letter argues Van Sickle serves donors not the people, warning voters will notice Republican leaders aligned with those interests and Republicans may pay the price.
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Kansas House uses late game move to save 1971 session
In Topeka the Kansas House, facing a stalled omnibus, faked a win by sacrificing highway bonds to gain authorization for temporary juvenile facilities at Osawatomie and Larned state hospitals and Salina. The tactic helped avert a defeat as the session adjourned after a late conference.
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Senior High gym hosts 18-bout FFA fight night
In the Senior High gym 40 FFA boys from Iola Cherryvale Stark and Cha mute staged 18 bouts before an eager crowd. The 34 hour show offered plain fighting spirit over professional skill and drew strong local interest.
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TV Critic Sees Warm Charm in Child Hood Enchanted Years
Cynthia Lowry reviews the NBC documentary Child hood: The Enchanted Years praising cute babies and witty camera work. She notes segments on babies learning to crawl and walk and remarks on the series’ light, humorous musical backdrop. The piece also mentions a PBS NET Playhouse bio of Marianne Evans as George Eliot.
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Editorial commentary on Chanute Tribune and PRIDE edition
The piece critiques the Chanute Tribune editor for pandering to readers to gain popularity. It mentions the April 16 PRIDE edition and praises Ash Grove Cement for reducing pollution while continuing operations, noting the high cost of responsible journalism.
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Chanute Editorial Urges Facing Local Troubles Head On
A column criticizes ignoring Chanute’s problems including brackish water oil pollution and sewage stench. The author argues honesty and community accountability beat popularity and PR driven editions. Readers are urged to confront issues rather than shield them from view.
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Nixon abandons hope for Vietnam settlement says insiders
Washington insiders say President Nixon lost any real chance for a Paris peace deal. They assert the White House seeks only a stalemate to avert a communist takeover as Cambodia and Laos invasions harden Hanoi’s stance and undermine any prospect of concessions.
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Hoover Under Fire In Eye Opener G Man Satire
A radical piece portrays J Edgar Hoover as fearing for personal safety amid a prank by reporter Charles Elliott. The column mocks FBI snooping, recounts past mythic feats, and notes Hoover’s aging discomfort and security measures.
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Chanute Tribune Bakes Saturday TV Log Listings Digest
The Chanute Tribune prints a Saturday television log featuring daytime and prime time schedules across stations KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU WIBW KTEW WDAF channel lineups. The page lists programs from 5 a.m. to late night with shows like Bugs Bunny, Scooby Doo, The Monkees, Bonanza, Tonight Show and news previews.
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Prime time TV line up with classic shows and movies
Tonight schedule lists Blue and other series like High Chaparral and Partridge Family, plus Tonight's guests Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett. Movie slots include Never So Few and The Accursed with late night airings and talk show hosts noted.
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