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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
2
Editorial endorses Bob Talkington's plan to fund education via parimutuel wagering and state lotteries. It argues gambling revenue will spare taxpayers and cites Sen. Jack Robinson as another proponent. The piece urges Kansans to support legalized gambling, praising Talkington's leadership.
The piece warns of officials using public power for private gain citing Sen. Russell B. Long and Maurice Stans as examples. It notes Long as oil operator aligned with oil tax breaks and Stans with a private interest in a Thailand paper company. It also mentions Bob Talkington of Iola representing gamblers then proposing legalizing their activities.
Kansas City AP report notes Roy aides discuss a 1972 campaign against Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz, who has statewide status and ambitions toward governor and possibly 1974 Senate run. Pendergast, Docking aide, backs Roy-Shultz matchup though Shultz shows limited campaign interest. Public staff say Roy aims to win re election first before broader bid. Also covered: National Farmers Organization convenes in Kansas City with 15000 attendees to push higher farm prices through collective bargaining.
TV keeps annual holiday staples like Santa Claus Is Coming to Town and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. ABC and CBS shows perform well in Nielsen ratings while Dickens adaptations again captivate producers and audiences. Chuck Jones leads a new half hour Dickens program costing about 300000 with Williams artistry and Tenniel art for future projects.
Terry Murphy notes the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury. The article emphasizes liberty protections and the fundamental nature of due process in American law.
A columnist argues that under 18 youths receive mixed protections and punishments. Two 17-year-olds jailed in Chanute from Dec 1 to Dec 9 faced court with limited rights, while advocates call for a dedicated juvenile rehabilitation center and attorney licensed judges to improve proceedings.
A dense prime time grid lists varied shows across channels including Little Drummer Boy, Bing Crosby specials, Andy Williams Christmas, and Project 20 documentary. Notable titles include The Trackers, Hawaii Five-O, Dragnet, Marcus Welby, The Coming of Christ, All In The Family, This Is Your Life, Death Valley Days, Hank Stram, Doctor In The House, and late movies Sunset Boulevard and Terror on a Train with Talk Shows by Carson Griffin Cavett.
Daytime and evening listings from multiple local channels show a mix of dramas comedies talk shows and movies. Notable entries include High Chaparral Mary Tyler Moore All in the Family Hogan's Heroes Star Trek and Mystery Movie along with news weather and late night talk shows.
AP reports the Nixon administration seeks a Mideast balance that keeps Israel strong enough to deterArab attack and defend occupied territory yet not capable of a deep strike into Egypt. Washington aims to prevent power shifts against Israel while defining what balance means.
Washington reports a rising confrontation between Soviet and American forces in the Bay of Bengal as President Nixon orders a naval task force. The Enterprise and other U S ships head toward the region while Soviet vessels reportedly bolster India and technicians serve aboard Indian craft.
Washington debates aid to Pakistan while Kissinger pushes tougher line on India. Nixon, with Khaled Kissinger leading the Washington Special Action Group, weighs actions short of direct intervention as UN and regional powers react amid East Pakistan tensions and Israeli-Egyptian balance assessments.
On this Tuesday December 14 1971 several notable anniversaries are noted. Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole in 1911 and George Washington died in 1799. Alabama joined the Union in 1819 and Denmark sold the Danish West Indies in 1916.
The St Cecilia Chorus will perform The Babe of Bethlehem at 8 p.m. Monday in the Presbyterian Church directed by Mrs John Nation with Mrs Dave Petterson as organist. The Methodist Church opens the season Sunday with 35 voices in The Morn of Glory led by Vincent Dussair. An electrical score board is being installed at Grant High Athletic Club. No parking on Main between Evergreen and Forest after 11 p.m. Dec 15 for pole removal work. Jersey cows sold at O K feed yard with 25 heifers bidding 25 to 100 dollars each.
The verse states that sowing to the Spirit will yield life everlasting, a timeless message encouraging spiritual choices and faith. It reflects a verse from Galatians chapter 6 verse 8 emphasizing divine recompense for actions.
Subscription rates listed by territory and delivery type include taxes. Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson carry plans show yearly and short term prices with tax details and special Chanute boxholder and post office options. The note confirms AP rights and local news republication.
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