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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
2
The president tests a combative line after a long silence on Watergate. He argues wrong but not as wrong as portrayed and signals moves on, while affirming aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman as exonerated. Kissinger named secretary of state, signaling cabinet turnover and ongoing tension in the White House.
Hamburger top two California cattle firms unveiled a live steer auction to bypass a beef price freeze and deliver processed meat to households. The two day effort sold only 60 head with little consumer interest. On hoof prices were 3 to 7 cents above feedlot prices. final meat cost could reach 1.79 to 1.98 a pound including bones.
Dick Cowden argues for Chanute to adopt a long range comprehensive plan involving residents, business groups, and the Chamber of Commerce. He says a shared plan could guide growth, downtown renewal, and infrastructure, with critical self examination by all parties. The piece stresses practical action over booster puffery and urges public criticism to spur improvement.
Washington reports show Drug Bureau documents stating smugglers use private planes and fast boats, outpacing Customs and DEA efforts. Budget cuts shrink equipment like aircraft, sensors, and tracking gear, leaving interdiction scattered and ineffective.
YATES CENTER Jim Haynes highway patrolman has been promoted to sergeant and is transferred to turnpike duty at Emporia starting Sept. 1. Haynes and his family have lived in Yates Center since January 1966. His wife and children will remain temporarily until housing and other arrangements are made.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for in territory and outside areas, including annual and short-term terms with sales tax. Delivery options cover mail, carrier in Chanute, Chanute post office boxholders, and area towns with specifics on taxes and monthly rates.
The Parsons Planning Commission voted unanimously to urge the City Commission to reject a proposal to annex land east of Parsons for a mobile home development. Robert C. Ewing filed the request and the board wants more city land use study data. Oblinger and Smith of Wichita will update mobile home park coverage in the comprehensive plan.
A U.S. District Court decision requires Coffeyville USD 445 to state reasons for not renewing five teachers. The court also denies the school board's dismissal motion in the suit.
Tribune Monday through Friday listings show 8:00 slots featuring Chubasco and The Barbarian and the Geisha with John Wayne. 8:30 Corner Bar and other programs. 9:00 Love American Style and Reunion with the M-Portlands. 10:30 Son of Cleopatra and Tonight Show. 12:00 Midnight Special and The Traitors with various simulcasts across channels 4,5,6,7,8,9,11,12,13.
Hazel Scott, renowned pianist and singer, is set to debut as an actress on ABC soap One Life to Live. She will play a famous New York aunt attending her niece Carla Gray and Lt. Ed Hall’s wedding, taping Sept 13–14 for Oct 3–4 air dates and singing a song she wrote.
Twenty five years ago reports of success with weed killing chemicals were supplemented today by Lester Sheppard Neosho county farm agent when he described a preparation which goes after bigger hedge trees. The lethal chemical to hedge trees is sodium arsenite. Fifty years ago 1923 The DeMolays initiated five young men into the order Thursday night Bob Neal Dennis Mills Chase W. Brown Charles Hays and Clarence Hoofnagle.
A Woodson County crop tour is scheduled for Wednesday August 29 at 6 30 p m starting from the 4 H Community Building. Several stops are planned and after the tour hot dogs beans chips and ice cream will be served. Milton Krainhill county agent leads with Gary Kilgore area extension agronomist joining from Chanute.
Fort Scott man Marvin Henderson, 33, suffered cuts on the right wrist when the three wheeled street sweeper he drove tipped over while he was turning it around on an inclined driveway of a service station.
The text presents a moral verse equating milk churn to butter and a wrinkled nose to blood, likening forces of wrath to producing strife. It reflects biblical style with instructive tone and archaic phrasing.
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