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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1973

Page

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Nuclear Power Plant Defended for Safety in Burlington

A Burlington press conference showcased a Wolf Creek site nuclear plant model to reassure public safety. Westinghouse engineers defended safeguards, cooling systems, and four barrier isolation, while noting federal liability coverage and waste storage plans. The projected plant would cost about 550 million to build and produce 1100 megawatts for about a million customers, with a 40 year life.

Dick Cowden Burlington Wolf Creek John Redmond Westinghouse Nuclear Energy Systems Romano Salvatori William S. Brown Robert Wiesemann Salvatori United States Brown Kansas Neosho Ralph Nader Westinghouse William Brown

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Local Attractions

Intercepted letter mentions the area’s gravitational and magnetic attractions as notable features. The fragment highlights scientific or thematic draws without further context or detail about people or dates.

Cha

Scenic Route Promoted by RC D B in Southeast Kansas

The RC D Board in Erie advances tourism by mapping historic sites scenic spots and recreation areas across nine counties. A pilot Neodesha housing project is planned using 4 by 8 foot U S Steel units with crew of six to build weather tight houses in 24 days at about ten dollars per square foot.

Resource Conservation and Development Board Kansas Erie Jim Gaskell Rc&d Richard Leibert Coffeyville Neodesha Gaskell Industrial Development Committee Everitt Tomlin Topeka U. S. Steel

Plot to assassinate Nixon shakes New Orleans visit

Federal and city officials offered few public details about a possible conspiracy to kill President Nixon during his New Orleans stop. One federal source urged taking the threat seriously, while a police source called it overblown and protracted. Nixon canceled a Canal Street motorcade, then traveled by air to the Rivergate Center. Secret Service later pursued Edwin Gaudet on unrelated threats, with no link shown to the alleged plot.

New Orleans Nixon Clarence Giarrusso Giarrusso Canal Street White House San Clemente Calif

Laos Rebels Shot After Abortive Right-Wing Coup

Defense Minister Sisouk Na Champassak said a wave of summary executions followed Laos’s abortive right-wing revolt. He reported about 20 plotters arrested and others hunted, and confirmed coup leader Thao Ma died from a crash after his T28 bomber was hit. The government claimed full control with no U.S. aid.

Vientiane Laos Sisouk Na Champassak Souvanna Phouma United States Sisouk Thao Ma Air Force Thailand

Crickets Invade Downtown Chanute In Morning Swarm

Crickets and other insects covered walls and sidewalks in Chanute this morning with black water bugs and a large grasshopper. Officials from the Kansas State Board of Health had no information, while county extension agent Paul Kelly noted a similar outbreak in Erie last week and described the swarms as a cyclical nuisance with little harm.

Chanute Paul Kelly Kansas State Board of Health Kansas Erie

Baker Says President To Abide by Court Order

Sen. Howard Baker says he believes President Nixon will turn Watergate tape recordings over if courts order it. He notes a need for separation of powers and urges adherence to court rulings by the President and committee.

Baker Washington Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Nixon Elizabethton Tenn

Small July rise in consumer prices linked to Nixon freeze

The Labor Department reports a 0.2 percent July increase in consumer prices, the smallest in eight months, with food and rent driving the rise while clothing fell. Nonfood items rose modestly and grocery prices climbed 0.7 percent, led by produce, cereals and poultry, some increases occurring before the freeze but measured in July.

Washington Nixon Labor Department The

Damages Awarded for Loss of Smell in Malaysia

S Subramaniam a 30 year old schoolteacher won 3181 in damages after a motor accident six years ago in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. The case was reported by AP and noted the ruling applied to loss of smell continuing from the accident.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia High S. Subramaniam

Rome TV Host Held Over Kidnap Tale as Fraud

Rome police detained American TV man Jack Begon 62 after his claim of Mafia kidnapping proved false. Begon, an ABC employee, was moved from Salvatore Mundi Hospital to Regina Coeli jail hospital ward with his wife present. He had been missing four weeks and is charged with simulating a crime and stealing 1700 dollars from ABC Rome office.

Rome Jack Begon Begon American Broadcasting Co Regina Coeli Salvator Mundi International Hospital ABC

Fuel Warning From White House Energy Chief

White House energy chief John Love warns oil executives some show callous disregard for regular customers under the voluntary fuel allocation plan. He urges industry to make the plan work or risk mandatory controls that might never be fully removed.

Washington White House John Love Love

Miami attorney weighs pleas for Watergate Cuban burglars

Ellis Rubin, the Miami attorney for four Cubans jailed in the Watergate burglary, says he may advise them to change their pleas to innocent and sue the Committee for the Re-Election of the President. He will delay advice for weeks to see Sen. Lowell Weicker’s plans after meeting the men.

Washington Miami Committee Ellis Rubin Lowell Weicker R-Conn Rubin Danbury Conn Weicker Senate Watergate Committee

Agnew Immunity Declared By Maryland Judge

U.S. District Court Chief Judge Edward Northrop in Baltimore bars subpoena of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to a special grand jury probing political corruption. He said Agnew cannot be compelled, though could testify voluntarily if he chooses due to possible indictment.

Baltimore U.S. District Court of Maryland Spiro T. Agnew Justice Department Edward Northrop

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