Tribune Readers Call for Action on Santa Fe Artery Blockage
A Tribune Peoples Forum letter criticizes Santa Fe Railroad for blocking Main and Fourteenth traffic retarding noon and rush hour flow. The writer urges a public forum column inviting logical suggestions from citizens to avert hazards and a potential catastrophe.
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Carl Haight
Peoples Forum
Santa Fe Railroad
Main
Fourteenth
Chanute letter weighs deregulation of trucking
Garry Sherrer of Graves Truck Line urges Chanute readers to consider public interest concerns about Interstate Commerce Commission deregulation. He questions how a private unregulated trucking market would guarantee fair rates, reliable service, prompt damage claims, and fit economic and technical standards, urging thorough study before taking a side.
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Midtown musings on misfortune and lasting comforts
A narrator reflects on a week of minor disasters from a failing air conditioner to a broken garbage disposal and algae filled pool. Amid shortages and rising costs he realizes how grateful he should be for working comforts and the kindness of a friend’s music return.
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Henry Myers
The Small Society Item From Topeka
The clipping notes a brief social scene with a person leaving for Topeka on a Wednesday. It mentions pursuits of local activities and hints at the era’s civic life and travel.
U S boondoggling: government waste and odd grants
Washington report notes a string of federal boondoggles from love studies to a San Francisco sourdough project and a $300000 personal fitness monitor for police. The piece argues these funded whims reflect fertile minds seeking uncharted horizons of wasteful spending.
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the Tribune
Washington
Uncle Sam
William Proxmire
D-Wis
San Francisco
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Pentagon boondoggling cited in lavish, wasteful projects
The document catalogues lavish Pentagon expenditures and perks labeled boondoggling. It cites a VIP aircraft refurbishment costing 670000, globe-spanning maiden voyage, luxury dining under $2.50, a $1 million loss in 1973, and other perquisites. It notes similar waste across agencies, calling the Defense Department a leader in the practice.
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Greece
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United Press International
Transcript Errors Tarnish FBI Evidence Rigor
A critique of FBI transcripts used as evidence cites 150000 words with over 30000 errors and many omissions. The piece highlights misprints and misinterpretations, naming Richard Bast and alleging systemic accuracy flaws in transcripts distributed to prosecutors and courts.
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Kelley
FBI
Washington
Richard Bast
Justice Department
Keystone Kops
Paul Coppola
Kichenape
Federal Election Commission debuts with tight rules and open sessions
Washington reports the FEC begins enforcing the 1974 campaign finance reform as a six member body. The commission moves from secrecy to public meetings, faces early scrutiny over governance and potential transfers of campaign surplus funds between offices.
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Commission
Thomas Curtis
Vernon Thomson
House
Senate
Chanute Methodists vote to build sanctuary and add classrooms
Twenty five years ago the Chanute Methodist congregation approved constructing a new sanctuary and remodeling the current building to create more classrooms. The exact site remains undecided, with options east or north of the existing structure, and land must be cleared for the project. Fifty years ago city patriotic orders including the Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish War veterans were granted use of the Memorial Building's northwest third floor room for lodge purposes, with others invited to join later.
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Chanute Methodists
Grand Army of the Republic
Bible Verse Emphasizes Abstaining From Evil
A brief verse exhorting readers to avoid all appearance of evil. It cites I Thessalonians 5 22 and urges moral vigilance and conduct aligned with scripture.
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