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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune notes Herbert Stein of the President's Council of Economic Advisers saying Americans are unhappy with the economy. He cites five percent growth in real disposable income but cites high food prices shortages and a sagging stock market. He remains optimistic about next year, while urging belief in rising prosperity.
Ike Eastwold, hired by the U S Bureau of Land Management, reports that about a quarter of Mojave Desert petroglyphs have disappeared in 13 months. He warns 80 percent could be gone in 15 years if the trend continues, with many carvings over 5,000 years old. Enforcement urged under federal law to protect this heritage.
Keith Wright reflects on a leisurely drive north and east of Chanute through Woodson Wilson Neosho and Allen counties. He notes lush crops good years and modern farming, contrasting past droughts with present abundance while his 82 year old mother shares a wary view of dead trees.
Washington lawmakers with military reserve ties dominate Capitol Hill. The piece highlights 108 senators and representatives with reserve commissions, detailing active and retired reservists on key committees and the dual compensation loophole that lets some collect both salaries and pensions.
Twenty five years ago safety lights installed at 7th and Santa Fe 14th and Santa Fe and Walnut and Lincoln are reported to be effectively serving their purpose by city officials. The item also notes memorials and obituaries for 1923 residents including Edwin Drake and Ver nie C Steele, with funeral details and survivors, plus hospital census and visiting hours.
Milton Krainbill the Woodson County extension agent since October 1972 will resign effective Sept 14. He plans to stay in agricultural work though details are undecided. Ray Hoss and the Woodson County Extension Board will appoint a replacement. Independent summary of local notices follows.
A detailed TV listing for Chanute and Kansas City stations outlines Saturday and Sunday morning through late evening programs. Many channels broadcast cartoons, news, movies, sports, and family shows with a focus on popular 1970s titles and syndicated fare.
ADM plans a protein processing plant in Fredonia that will employ 50 people. The existing soybean plant in Fredonia currently hires 80. The new facility, slated for production by mid-1974, will produce textural vegetable protein from soybeans.
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