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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1975
Page
2
Curt Schneider criticizes an attorney general opinion that bars birth control information or devices to youths in family planning centers without parental consent even if married. The piece urges swift court testing and, if needed, rapid rewriting of the law to restore access for those most in need.
City spends federal funds on street safety but many intersections are dangerous due to dips that slow traffic to 3 to 15 mph. Heavy traffic, worn roads, and higher fuel use burden drivers and emergency vehicles. The author urges citizen participation and signature to present a group to officials.
A correspondent returns to college for the Institute for Kansas Legislators at Lawrence after seven years, receiving homework and a class schedule from two coeds. Chancellor Archie Dykes welcomes attendees as Tuesday night duties begin with a flurry of reading and planning for the three day program.
The article describes a Kansas led EU Institute funded via the Inter-Government Personnel Act grant aimed at boosting state legislative capabilities. It notes involvement by KU political science, CCSL in Kansas, and legislators from Hudson's district, with sessions on policymaking, oversight, and initiative as a path to restoring public influence.
Chanute Public Librarian Jean Gray notes 1967 marked end of Durant Story of Civilization with Rousseau and Revolution volume 10. Volume 11 The Age of Napoleon arrives with a new card line and an 11th title added, reflecting price shifts and broader histories among recent acquisitions and gifts.
The Ford administration confronts Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill as more than 30 vetoes and a fundraising letter to big-money donors fuel partisan strain. Separately, security flaws in military enlistment raise alarms about FBI-file checks and a reform bill skirts staff campaign use.
The December 1976 Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee election results were released by chairman John Bambick. Lee W. Kidd won a three year term, Carl Gorton became first alternate, and Kent Ambrose second alternate. Farmer committees oversee local administration of national farm programs.
The notice lists subscription rates for various regions and terms including tax and postage details. Kansas addresses have tax specifics. Chanute post office boxholders get pricing for one year six months and three months. Carrier delivery in Chanute costs 2.25 dollars monthly plus sales tax payable in advance. The United Press International holds exclusive republication rights for local news and UP dispatches.
The Humboldt 258 board boosts insurance on the district office and building by 1000 each to 2000 total with a 67 annual premium increase. Fred Lassman is named chair of the education negotiations committee with Merle Mueller and Eulalio Garcia to negotiate for 1976 77. Christmas programs are set for Dec 16 Zillah Dec 18 Humboldt Elementary and Dec 19 Humboldt High at 730 PM. Robert W. Smith resigns from fifth and sixth grade post at Zillah. D J Electronics a Pittsburg firm bids 985 to install a silent security alarm at the high school.
Twenty five years ago Santa's Helpers offered Christmas adoptions to seventy families with thirteen already adopted. The list, put together by Mrs. Margaret Wood, school nurse, and the social welfare department, guides individuals and organizations in giving. Fifty years ago Donald Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Grippin planned a concert at the First United Church with music and readings.
The USC 366 board voted to hold school on May 26 to makeup a day lost Nov. 26 due to a snow storm. Christmas vacation starts after a full day of classes Dec. 23 with students returning Jan. 5.
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