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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
2
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees thanks Neosho County voters for authorizing hospital improvements funded by general obligation bonds. The pledge emphasizes prudent administration, modernization, and delivering value within the authorized amount while honoring the public trust.
President Ford called for urgent action toward energy self sufficiency during a Libby Dam dedication speech. He urged Congress to allocate 10 percent of the Defense budget to long term research on alternative sources, warning that without a plan the nation will rely more on foreign energy and face harsher oil shocks.
Reuben E. Willis writing as Eugene disputes Malcolm Turner’s views in The Tribune. Willis, a Chanute native with military ties and now living in Monett Missouri, argues local pictures and named subjects boost reader appeal and paper value.
Keith Wright citesReader correspondence complaining about tomato and garden pictures while arguing The Tribune must apply news value, space limits, and discretion. The writer urges photographers not to favor certain subjects and to consider backgrounds and setting for engaging images.
Intelligence reports say a Cuban military delegation pressed Portuguese officers in Lisbon for NATO secrets. They focused on U S Navy operations near Cuba while Lisbon reportedly faced torn NATO information flows.
The page lists subscription prices for in area mail and Chanute post office boxholders, including annual, semiannual, and quarterly options with tax. It also notes carrier delivery rates in Chanute and states United Press International has exclusive rights to local news and UPI dispatches.
Washington policy shift marks key turn in urban travel away from private cars. Secretary Coleman vetoes a 9.7 mile I 66 link, signaling stronger federal support for mass transit and prompting broader funding shifts to buses and subways while rural aid persists.
Seventeen year old Richard L. Curl, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Curl, was named first alternate to take cadet entrance exams at West Point. The city board pledged support to Kiwanis Club plans for an emergency Boy Scout squad. Fifty years ago a glass crate mishap at the Fieldline Burris building shattered three 7 by 7 foot glass panes valued at 180 dollars. Governor Bennett signed proclamations for Kansas Hunting and Fishing Day Job's Daughters Day and Knights of Columbus Week.
Kansas visit highlights Lloyd Bentsen as a pragmatic, popularizing Democrat senator. He supports grain sales to the Soviet Union, detente, tax cuts for the poor, and capital gains relief, while opposing busing and endorsing extended Voting Rights Act for Mexican Americans. He advocates public works, labor ties, and limited food stamps for strikers.
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