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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald notes President Ford may support a common situs picketing bill that would legalize secondary boycotts and reverse a 1951 Supreme Court ruling limiting union picketing. Supporters argue for votes while critics warn of higher construction costs and broader economic harm.
The Hutchinson News reports that the State Department admits no authority to halt U.S. grain sales to the Soviet Union and Poland, while farmers lament price declines and the bungled embargo. It notes talks on formal marketing plans and possible oil sales by Russia adding to confusion.
In a candid address, a Osawatomie speaker argues world crisis demands curbing growth while the city must attract industry. He warns of dwindling oil and gas reserves, rising Middle East dependence, and gas-curtailed winters impacting Osawatomie households and new construction.
Barbara Kihm argues in 1982 that natural gas restrictions and fuel shortages threaten households and farming. She urges federal leaders and citizens to unite for a massive push toward nuclear, solar, and wind energy while conserving fossil fuels to avert economic and food insecurity.
Washington report traces House Speaker Carl Albert daily routine through a binder health log. It notes high compliance with fitness checks and naps, a rare negative on alcohol, and a unique hum chews therapy for his hoarseness while detailing jet lag and fatigue.
A short verse meditation cites Psalm 37 3 urging trust in the Lord and doing good to dwell in the land and enjoy security. The line emphasizes faithful living and ethical conduct as a path to safety and prosperity.
William Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau argues a bright farm economy hinges on minimal government meddling. He cites floating exchange rates, expanded world markets, and relaxed controls as keys to maintaining access and avoiding surpluses.
Publishing details list mailing options and rates for local and out of area subscribers. It notes tax rules for Kansas addresses and carrier or mail delivery pricing, plus a notice that United Press International holds exclusive republication rights for local news and UP dispatches.
Kansas correspondent reports Don Concannon courting a moderate ticket by proposing Charles Percy as running mate while celebrating Reagan’s bid. The piece traces Mason’s reaction, Percy's criticisms, and notes on Kansas GOP anchors and upcoming conventions.
James Schroer a 19 year old Kansas State University student died from an accidental 16 gauge shotgun discharge. He was found in his car with the weapon at a road west of Tuttle Creek after saying he planned a hunting trip in the area.
Twenty five years ago Santa is due in Chanute tomorrow evening in a brand new suit. Fred Harris, Chanute Chamber of Commerce welcome committee chairman, announced this afternoon. Dr Emmett Park, Chanute Junior Chamber president, added that the Jaycee parade honoring Santa will proceed unless freezing cold affects horns of marching bandsmen.
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