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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1976
Page
2
A reader article expresses sympathy to Mr and Mrs Butler for helping a suffering dog. They recount a 17 year old dog named Jerry who guarded stock and was killed after being struck by a driver while chasing a rabbit. The writer honors the Butlers and the veterinarian Dr LaRue.
Tribune editors reflect on Ferdinand Marcos rejecting a U S offer to pay a billion dollars over five years for base use. They argue the Philippines relies on U S protection, stresses its internal repression, and see the stance as unequal bargaining with allied nations.
Cheryl Burch reports on the United Press International annual meeting for Missouri and Kansas editors in Kansas City. Don Reed reviews UPI reach and services, including 6900 subscribers, 200 bureaus, 92 US bureaus, 37 picture bureaus, and 45 language translations.
An internal memorandum reveals lax security at ERDA headquarters with 85 infractions in 1975 and 69 in the first three quarters of 1976. Officials say no lost or stolen material occurred, while recommending a security monitoring system to guard national security documents.
By Mail in Area Towns Having Carrier Delivery with tax 1 Year 19.57 6 Months 10.30 3 Months 6 18 By Mail to Chanute Post Office Boxholders including applicable sales tax and postage One year 27.81 Six months 13.90 Three months 6.95 By Carrier in Chanute 2.50 monthly plus applicable sales tax payable in advance.
A statement from United Press International confirms its exclusive rights to publish local news printed by the newspaper and all UPI dispatches. The notice outlines the collaboration and republication terms for other outlets.
A devotional line urges readers to love not sleep and open their eyes to find plenty of bread, citing Proverbs 20 verse 13 about avoiding poverty through diligence.
Census figures show Neosho County cash value of farm goods climbing from 13.9 million in 1969 to 19.9 million in 1974. Countywide production costs rose 30 percent, while Kansas statewide values doubled from 1.8 billion to 3.6 billion. National data pending.
Five year census data indicate higher farm prices boosted values while productivity lagged. Cattle and milk cow inventories rose, hogs and sheep fell. wheat and soy beans climbed, corn and hay dropped. Neosho County saw farms shrink from 1023 to 933 with larger average size, and critics question census methods amid calls for simpler future questionnaires.
The FCC plans to increase CB channels from 23 to 40 starting Jan 1 1977 but 40 channel sets will not be available until after. Some makers will convert 23 channel sets to 40 after changeover but not all. Consider whether to buy a 23 or 40 channel set and ask about return options cost and timing for conversion and whether a new 40 channel set is cheaper.
Colorado marketer Roger McLaughlin and firm president Richard Bennett claim their Hagath HS-1 stress machine showed Carter lied about defense spending and that Ford lacked believability in the first two debates. They presented results to Stuart Spencer but GOP officials rejected public release.
Kathleen Shultz, 1616 S Kansas, sustained head and shoulder injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Evergreen between First and Second streets late Wednesday. Grover Cleveland Alexander, 1926 World Series hero, visited Chanute joining Walter Johnson and Jack Smith for a quail hunt near the Oklahoma line hosted by Fred Etchen Coffeyville.
Bertha Coleson, 82, Thayer, cited for backing into Norma Huss, 35, in Thayer High School parking lot at 3 45 p m Friday. Damages estimated 30 to Coleson auto and 350 to Huss auto. Deputy Ronnie Rohr investigated for Neosho County Sheriff’s department.
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