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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1973
Page
2
The piece warns that mass sex torture killings in Houston involve teenage victims and co conspirators, comparing to earlier California cases. It argues thousands of missing teens go untracked due to mobility and family choices, and calls for public awareness and intervention to aid law enforcement in uncovering ongoing crimes.
A Winfield baseball representative expresses gratitude for the Eastern Kansas Elks Baseball Tournament at Chanute. Special thanks go to St Patrick's Catholic Church for lodging, tournament director Dean Oliver, Chanute assistant coach Harold Honas, and Neosho County Hospital staff for support. The sender hopes for a return invitation and praises Chanute's baseball program.
Dr Burkman recalls Dr James Kay with affection and warns that hospital administration factors influence physicians staying in small communities. He urges citizens to express views through democratic process to affect hospital guidance.
KMEX-TV in Los Angeles extends its weekday news show to eight and a half hours from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Four anchors handle two-hour shifts each in a live, film, and tape mix aimed at Mexican American viewers. The program began six weeks ago shifting from 3:30 p.m. start with stock market focus.
In a season of distrust, Anderson argues the investigative reporter remains essential. He says three traits sustain reform: rare corruption, citizen probity, and truth responsiveness, with the press exposing malfeasance to strengthen the American system. He defends persistent pursuit of graft as patriotic.
HAL BOYLE riffs on listening and social silence with quips about snorers, etiquette, and modern life. He muses on clipp ed attention in America and the emptiness of urban faces in the New York subway while noting inflation and escape as few consolations.
In Clay Center, a man born 1890 in Leavenworth shows stark prejudice yet deep kindness. He rejects church while cooking church dinners, hates many groups but befriends those he meets, guides family to sports, and contemplates God on his deathbed.
The Chanute Tribune provides subscription options for in territory, outside territory, area towns with carrier delivery and Chanute boxholders. Rates vary by term and include local sales tax. Also notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
Government employees in a Memorial building meeting elected officers for a new organization to promote a state retirement system for state county and city workers not covered by current plans. Ralph F E Bower a Chanute mail carrier received Croix de Guerre from France and Kansas compensation. Ray Coder of Helmick Coder received his check next.
A devotional verse cites Psalm 37 23 noting that the steps of a good man are guided by God and he takes pleasure in his path.
The Monday to Friday Tribune guide lists 7:00 to 12:35 shows including What's the Big Idea, Duel, Dan August, Bowling for Dollars, Partridge Family, Hee Haw, Dragnet, Making Things Grow, Adam 12, Love Thy Neighbor, Sonny & Cher, Mystery Movie, Wrestling, Tonight Show, I Love Lucy, Suspense Theater and more with airings across channels and times. The page mixes dramas, game shows, comedies, and sports programming in a dense broadcast grid.
Local TV guide lists Thursday evening programs across channels KTEW through KMBC including films, crime dramas, westerns, variety shows, and scheduled news. Highlights feature The Waltons, Dragnet, Kung Fu, Streets of San Francisco, and Tonight Show among items with multiple channels and time slots.
The Allen County Fair in Lola-Jola runs through Thursday. The 4 H livestock sale is at 8 Thursday night. A talent show and the Blackwood Brothers gospel program are featured in the lineup.
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