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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
2
George and Betty Butler report a brindle boxer mix puppy found with an arrow in its shoulder the night before Thanksgiving. Dr LaRue removed the arrow and the dog, about two years old, is recovering. if owner not found, a home is sought. Call 431 3234.
Mayor O. H. Cunningham and City Manager Bunting spar with Commissioner Chappell over the corrosion control program. The dispute centers on whether proper review occurred before presenting to the Kansas Corporation Commission and the November 10 meeting.
Carolyn Comer of St. Louis cites The Bill of Duties printed in the Congressional Record Feb 2 1963 urging respect for privacy opinions and law and order. She also promotes CARE’s Holiday Food Crusade asking donations to feed malnourished children in Asia Africa Latin America and the Middle East with suggested gifts and amounts.
The Supreme Court allows unlimited personal funds in campaigns, enabling figures like John Heinz to spend over 2 million of his own money in the Pennsylvania Senate race. Other candidates including Howard Metzenbaum have also relied on personal wealth, while new concerns arise about corporate payments shaping campaigns and possible loopholes in campaign law. Intelligence notes discuss Carter’s presidency affecting US Soviet relations and oil politics, with Jimmy Carter’s administration expected to influence Middle East diplomacy and Israel’s trust in Kissinger.
The notice lists subscription rates for various regions including Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties with monthly, semiannual, and annual options. It provides tax inclusions, Kan 3 percent sales tax, and specific pricing for Chanute post office boxholders and Chanute carrier delivery. Rates reflect in-town and out-of-town terms and clarify payment in advance.
United Press International holds exclusive rights to republish all local news from the paper and to distribute UP News Dispatches. The note confirms membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and rights to republication for member outlets.
In Midland Texas the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum showcases the largest exterior display of antique drilling rigs. Executive vice president Homer Fort notes the 33,000 square foot facility on 41 acres completed with donations. The exhibit explains oil formation production and refining while engaging visitors with tactile displays and a marine diorama.
A proverb from Proverbs 21 23 urges restraint in speech to avoid trouble. It emphasizes guarding one’s words to maintain personal safety and wisdom in daily conduct.
Twenty five years ago a contract with Hare and Hare zoning specialists of Kansas City to draw up a zoning plan for the city will be considered by the city governing board soon. Fifty years ago W H Riley cashier of the Bank of Commerce was elected president of the Kiwanis Club.
A Washington House panel heard a bill to legalize the right to die by removing artificial life support for terminally ill patients. The measure drew strong support from elderly citizens led by 77 year old Bodil Campbell who urged dignity in dying. Opponents from the Washington Catholic Conference questioned the need and urged a year of study before action.
Former Texas Governor John Connally says death row executions should be shown on nationwide TV to deter crime. He urges televised death to reveal the horror and claims harsh punishment strengthens societal order. He notes his shift from Democrat to Republican and his long advocacy of the death penalty.
Marine Sgt. Randall Clouse says more than 50 Ku Klux Klan members are at Camp Pendleton in several units with ties to white supremacy groups. He cites jukebox bans and patches as triggers, notes disciplinary actions after a racial clash, and claims Klan meetings and rallies occur at the base.
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