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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
2
The Hutchinson News argues two recent secrecy cases harm public interest. It cites Dr. Charles A. Berry noting Apollo 15 medical issues were suppressed by Manned Spacecraft Center management. It criticizes Nixon OT for delaying disclosure of a presidential panel’s 1969 contract recommendations.
Experts warn development would exceed 1.3 billion estimates with little chance of recovery for the government. Market for SST is limited and risks high while environmental damage is probable. The panel argues workers could be redeployed to Boeing’s Commercial Airplane Division and leadership involves more than supersonic transport ventures. Public funds require accessible facts.
In Glen Ellen California near Jack London State Historic Park the Wolf House ruins and London's grave anchor a tale of adventure. The House of Happy Walls houses London papers including a Johnson Snark cruise note. A corner tavern linked to London adds atmosphere to the locale.
The President's Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urges states to set and pay minimum standards for defending the poor in criminal cases, favoring state administration or direct responsibility. It calls for urban public defenders or coordinated assigned counsel, improved prosecution, full-time prosecutors, and broader AG oversight. It also suggests using information procedures for indictments while retaining grand juries for official corruption cases.
The article notes the United States remains under a Truman era emergency since 1950 and that President Nixon, using the 1930 Tariff Act and the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, imposed a 10 percent duty on most imports on August 15. It also lists powers including wartime controls and potential internment without trial.
The television series will move from international dictator plots to American organized crime themes. Producer Bruce Lansbury notes a leaner cast with Peter Graves and other original members plus new star Lynda Day George as the team’s female agent.
President Nixon faces a warning on the U.S. economy as Japan rapidly gains as the world’s leading industrial power. The column argues American workers and firms have become complacent while unions and corporations rely on government support.
Senator William Proxmire tours California testing support for a presidential bid. He plans a UCLA speech to critique Nixon wage price controls while meeting moneyed California figures.
U S Jaycees president says a proposal to move national headquarters from Tulsa to St. Louis is under consideration but there are no plans to leave Tulsa. The current Tulsa facility, built in 1951 and expanded three times, has grown as staff and membership increased to over 300000. A final decision is hoped within six months.
A daily Bible verse excerpt cites Exodus 20 16 forbidding bearing false witness against a neighbor. The short card conveys a moral reminder in a religious publication style.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news and AP dispatches in the newspaper. The audit bureau term underscores AP’s dominance over content reprints.
Prime schedule shows Burl Ives in a ranch feud with a Mexican neighbor and Roddy McDowall with Arthur Hill in a blackmail thriller. Lancer and Alias Smith & Jones lead at 7 pm, with Powder Room sketches and family favorites filling the late lineup.
Schedule lists multiple channels with programs across news, talk shows, dramas, and films. Notable items include The Brady Bunch The Interns Mister Rogers Nanny French Chef This Is Your Life Andy Griffith Partridge Family Drums Across the River Burke's Law Big Valley Weather News Tonight Show Merv Griffin Dick Cavett Botany Bay It Terror From Beyond Space Shadow of a Cat The Bride Wore Boots and other titles.
Tribune notes 4-H club members from across Neosho County gathered at the Chanute Sales Pavilion to begin a two day fair program. Police prepared for meter education and enforcement under a new city ordinance with fines starting at one dollar. St Patrick's School expands to 112 students with an added room and teacher.
The Agriculture Department arranged with Prairie View A and M College of Texas for a two year study on how pesticides move in soil and water related to rainfall runoff and infiltration. Also notes same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays and by 12 noon the day before for display ads. Dial 431 4100.
The Cyr family sues in Wichita federal court to force Baldwin schools to allow their son to attend without a haircut. They allege the dress code is arbitrary and not justified by any substantial state interest.
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