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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1969
Page
2
Editorial salutes Wilbur Allison and his crews for leading Chanute's United Fund beyond its $24,615 goal. It credits the Santa Fe man and highlights the community's support for the eight agencies served by United Fund.
The public’s generosity powers United Fund campaigns and raises more than $24,615, reflecting strong community support. Organizers celebrate the achievement and urge continued backing for important agencies.
Chanute leaders praise Bud Ross for revitalizing the economy through new industrial buildings creating jobs and tax base. City commissioners move to start a community needs planning study, with Chamber of Commerce backing to maximize opportunities and keep young workers local.
New York report describes Western theology a vivid frontier church image with a trail boss God and scout Jesus. Rev. Wesley Seeliger of Texas A&M promotes two paths settler versus pioneer theology, using wagon and chuck wagon symbols to illustrate evolving Christianity.
Gov Robert Docking and his wife will host a December 19 open house in the governor's office for state employees and the public, as announced in Topeka.
Twenty five years ago visitors could greet the governor and first lady between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the governor's office, with coffee and cookies on offer as Christmas nears. Post office staff face packed days as holiday mail grows. the cost of sending cards tops the headaches.
A 55000 federal grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare funds a one year study by the Mid-America Comprehensive Health Planning Agency to assess health needs and resources in a seven county Kansas City area spanning Missouri and Kansas starting January 1. Howard Parsons named high priest of the Royal Arch Masons and David B. Logsdon elected Chamber of Commerce president. Fifty years ago a loyalty rally for young people's religious groups is planned at the Christian Church. Mrs. C C Lacy returns from Parsons visit.
A Bible verse from Luke 1:29 notes Mary is troubled by the angel’s salutation and ponders the meaning of the greeting as she encounters its message.
Saturday listings show daytime and prime time blocks across KVOO WDAF KODE WIBW and others. Notable programs include Mediation Farn Hour Sunrise Semester Bugs Bunny The Jetsons Pink Panther Scooby Doo and sports coverage with NFL and college football broadcasts.
The Old Timer visits the newsroom sharing sharp barbs about the Vice President and media power. He notes Christmas cheer and a foretaste of political critique, warning that a slip of the lip can sink a ship as he departs.
Marvin W. Cinotto was elected president of the Parsons Chamber of Commerce for 1970 at a Tuesday meeting. Other officers named include Robert L. Carmon as first vice president, Jerry D. Carsons as second vice president, Jack D. Burris as third vice president, and James S. Scaleny as treasurer, succeeding D. Warren Hyde.
President Nixon warns Republican leaders at the White House to veto inflationary bills and push fiscal restraint. He cites a $5 billion deficit fueling higher prices and urges budget credibility to stabilize the economy within 12 months.
Lawrence W. A lthouse reviews the Old Testament arc from Israel’s exile to the intertestamental period, noting the unfinished restoration under Persians Greeks and Romans. He traces Jewish hopes for a Messiah, the Maccabean revolt, and the social shifts that set the stage for Jesus’ coming.
Tonight includes High Chaparral on NBC with a story of a bounty hunter chasing Apache after a military decision. NBC also airs Name of the Game about waterfront labor struggles. Here Come the Brides on ABC features a Seattle family showdown.
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