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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
2
A Wyoming rancher allegedly paid over 15000 to hire airborne hunters who killed hundreds of protected eagles and coyotes to protect newborn lambs. Many eagles were dumped in a mass grave on federal grazing land. Naturalists dispute claims of eagle predation. The piece questions the moral heart of the case.
The piece condemns profit driven harms to wildlife and minerals, citing the slaughter of nearly 1,000 eagles and damage from strip pits in southeast Kansas. It argues prosperity rests on resource sacrifice and urges an end to environmental destruction in pursuit of profit or convenience.
The article urges a community wide effort to curb youth drug abuse. A 36 member committee with 12 faculty 12 students and 12 community members will draft a program to address root causes and share responsibility beyond schools and police.
Old time religion rises as a Jesus Revolution sweeps the country with youth pledging to Christ. The piece notes a counterculture blend of faith and lifestyle, calls it a fad, questions durability, and argues true change comes from acting with Christ’s guidance rather than seeking easy answers.
Spaceman to Butler reports Larry Hagman will star as a fed up stockbroker who becomes a butler in the NBC sitcom The Good Life. He uses a battery powered chair on set and describes adjusting etiquette with writers who know servants from family life.
Students of human behavior catalog public performance patterns labeled Fire Gropers. The piece identifies male and female variants including Casual and Startled Fire Gropers, noting pocket searches, handbag rummaging, and the startled reaction when a light is misplaced. We’ve all seen these folks perform.
Las Vegas odds expert Jimmy the Greek Snyder predicts Senator Ed Muskie will win the Democratic nomination and defeat President Nixon in the general election. He cites a flawless track record, noting past correct presidential and Senate picks and a near-miss in Nevada.
Jimmy the Greek predicts Muskie or Humphrey to lead the Democratic nominating race with Nixon and Reagan as top Republicans. He assigns specific odds for nominees and running mates, notes possible McCarthy third party impact, and reports Nevada gambling empire troubles under Hughes.
A Census Bureau and Labor Department report shows blacks improved in education, income, and jobs in the decade, yet remain behind whites in most social and economic areas. Median black family income rose to about 6520, 64 percent of white levels, while high school completion for ages 25 to 29 reached 56 percent.
Classified ads must be placed by 9 30 a m on weekdays or 9 a m on Saturday for the same day service Display style ads require 12 noon the day before Dial 431 4100 for details
TV schedule highlights include Jack Lord as a vengeful prosecutor on Action Playhouse at 6:30 and The Lady with the Dog at 7:30 on NET Playhouse. Hank Stram hosts an NFL themed program at 8:30, with Dan August mysteries and multiple late night talk shows and films through the night.
Daytime and early prime programs listed for KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute on Friday August schedule. The guide shows titles including The Brady Bunch Partridge Family Andy Griffith That Girl The Odd Couple Washington Report Burke's Law Love American Style Big Valley Weather Tonight Show Merv Griffin Dick Cavett and late features The Unknown Creature Walks Among Us Daughter of Rosie O Grady Fighting Seabees Cyclotrode X Lady Bodyguard.
Compiled notes from the Associated Press recount notable events on August 5 across history including the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty signings by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union and the completion of the first trans Atlantic cable in 1858. Also marked are movements in Korea 1949 earthquake in Ecuador and other milestone mentions. A new citizen Ramond Dale is listed as born July 21 in Earlton.
The Tribune announces a full half page of top comic strips after a year and a half of revisions with syndicates. Superman joins the lineup as a featured character in the current issue. Charles E. Henshall opens a law practice with B. M. Dunham. he formerly served in the attorney general's office and Army signal corps. Barbara Henshall and they reside at 219 West Elm. The school year plans emphasize truancy focus and standardized testing to place misfit juniors with a dedicated teacher.
A Biblical verse from Matthew 28 18 to 19 states that Jesus has all authority in heaven and earth and commissions followers to teach all nations. The passage emphasizes mission and universal reach of the church.
Rates detailed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding trade areas include tax and varying terms for one year six months and months. Outside trade territory prices apply tax to Kansas addresses and Chanute mail options specify Boxholders and Chanute carrier delivery costs.
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