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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1975
Page
2
The piece weighs the risks of detente amid congressional criticism of Kissinger. Zumwalt accuses him of withholding arms info, Moynihan cites Soviet moves in Africa, and tensions with Israel and China surface. It ends urging cautious cultivation of peace and warning against armed conflict.
Mrs Yolanda D Knapp of Up With People thanks Chanute residents for support of the show and appeals to readers to write the state insurance commissioner over rising Blue Cross premiums. She notes elected officials and voting power to influence policy and urges civic action.
A column defends Justice Blackmun and opposes pretrial publicity bans in the Nebraska case. It cites facts on gag orders, editorials, and a federal new trial, arguing restraint protects fair trials and warns against censorship. The piece criticizes Accuracy In Media and questions media self oversight while urging open court reporting.
A review of Winchell Exclusive notes Walter Winchell shaped mid century media with a brisk staccato style. It highlights his beat across Broadway Hollywood gangland G men and politics, his rival Drew Pearson, and his influence on American readers and listeners.
Negotiators for railroads and about 70 000 shopcraft workers delayed a nationwide strike set for 6 a m EST after agreeing on two of five key work rule issues. Wages are not in dispute, and federal mediator W J Usery Jr urged quick talks while assuring no preemptive back-to-work order if a strike occurs.
The House moved toward passage of a bill to extend 1975 tax cuts through 1976, risking a veto by President Ford. The measure would keep current cuts for individuals and business, add changes to calculation, curb tax shelters, and expand credits for children and the elderly, with Senate action uncertain.
Government attorneys say a Mexican connection is part of a heroin and cocaine operation involving Nathanial Muhammad and four others. Muhammad, son of Elijah Muhammad, and the defendants are charged with conspiracy to possess and sell drugs. An undercover agent is ready to testify the group sold narcotics in Kansas City. The jury of seven women and five men was seated, with a three week trial expected.
Vincent Tofany, president of the National Safety Council, will address the Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Conference in Topeka, with sessions Thursday and Friday at 9:30 a.m. including workshops on grain processing, petroleum and chemical industries, construction, transportation, mining, hospitals and agriculture. Gov. Robert Bennett and several industry and government experts will also speak.
A UPI notice states that United Press International alone holds the right to republish the local news printed in the paper and all UPI news dispatches.
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