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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1973
Page
2
Engineers envision a 400 foot 17 000 ton sailing freighter using square sails controlled by computers and a single crewman. They forecast speeds of 12 to 20 knots, offering a practical alternative to diesel as petroleum supplies tighten. The concept blends old tech with modern instruments, hinting at broader uses of sun wind and thermal energy.
The article traces a shift from grain surpluses to scarcity fears driven by large U S sales to Russia. It notes price spikes, farmers exiting support programs, and government stock dumps while warning a bad crop year could trigger shortages unless advances in crops and machinery improve resilience.
President Nixon's former appointment secretary Dwight Chapin testified to a grand jury that he hired Donald Segretti and received regular written reports on Democratic presidential candidates by mail. Segretti invoked the fifth amendment about his spying activities.
Former Presidential appointment secretary Chapin describes supervising Segretti's sabotage work and approving payroll via Kalmbach. He asserts no direct plans were requested by the President, and claims Haldeman approved the effort while denying taxpayer involvement.
A CBS telecast of Ingmar Bergman s The Lie draws warnings for mature themes as the 97 minute drama portrays a successful couple in strife with an eight year affair and a brutal confrontation. George Segal and Shirley Knight Hopkins lead a stark performance praised for realism and craft. Roland Smith escapes a Crawford County jail only to return on his own terms, arrested again on burglary and theft charges.
In Shafter California John Nickelsen and Carlos White run Insect Lore Products a butterfly nursery selling larvae to schools. They raise Painted Lady and Buckeye butterflies, turning profits from 15 000 larva sets at six dollars each amid interstate commerce concerns. Tom McCoy tours as a professional yo-yo tosser with a 15 man crew teaching kids to play and sell gear.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the newspaper and all AP news dispatches, signaling Members of the AP.
Bourbon County Commission and Fort Scott City Commission plan regular joint meetings starting May 4, following approval by two county commissioners and with unofficial backing from Mayor John Baker. The move aims to foster coordinated county city governance.
Channel listing shows multiple time slots with titles such as The Man Without a Country and The Lie, along with sports and comedy programs. Notable entries include George Segal and Shirley Knight Hopkins in a suburbanites drama, Hawaii Five-O, and Adventures at 10 PM.
The page lists weekday TV schedules by channel for April 25 with program titles such as Bowling for Dollars Partridge Family Dragnet Making Things Grow Hollywood Squares Emergency Sorrow Notations show various time slots across KTEW to KMBC including News Weather Tonight Show and Paul Harvey.
AP columnist riffs on daily anxieties and trivial future questions. He muses about worrying less, citing climate change, Watergate, taxes, Sinatra, debt, and the notion of liars, while playful questions tease readers into considering what matters.
A petition opposes de annexation of West Coffeyville while the state Supreme Court confirms the area remains within Coffeyville. The We Like Coffeyville Committee backs keeping the area inside the city limits as residents debate the change.
Discussion on rising farm land prices driven by eastern money seeking safety if inflation occurs. Chanute Rotary heard from Joe O’Bryan, Hiattville cattleman and Hampshire hog breeder, about regional agricultural finance. A separate note recalls the 1923 Neosho County Bankers Association meeting in Erie with attendees from all local banks.
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