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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
2
Douglas A Dorris of Altoona laments a December Tribune letter by Mrs Darlene Dillon arguing that luxury homes fail to solve family issues He argues true love comes from home life not gifts and calls for Christian training at home He cites teen death rates and contrasts Christmas gifts with gifts to Jesus.
The writer asks Mrs. Darlene Dillon if she would house many people and imitate the Ted Dillon family’s effort to provide a home. They note the Dillons’ plan to build Miracle House for more space and praise the family for helping children. The author urges supporters to dig in rather than criticize.
Bob Sharp who farms about 1 200 acres west of Humboldt adopts specialization to reduce labor and machinery costs. He raises alfalfa, maintains a cow herd, and sells hay by contract to a Missouri firm. He argues corporate farming is a dead end and favors individual farmers thriving with practical changes.
Louis Bruce the Mohawk Indian Commissioner faced swift removal after resisting corporate land grabs and local water demands. A White House memo and Interior Department actions led to John Crow being installed as deputy commissioner, curbing Bruce’s authority and ending his term with little acknowledgment.
A tale of Executive power shifts centers on Crow seizing authority from Bruce after a July 26 order. Crow directs all policy communications and top staffing changes, sidelining Bruce aides and elevating his own team. McGovern fails to derail Strauss, while Major General Bryan seeks a personal aide at Bolling and Santa visits National Park Service. Christmas prize drive sees government staffers soliciting donations. Lamb blames overreach for the misstep.
AP reports Dandy Don Meredith learns to fly again for a national Cessna TV campaign starting April on three networks for 13 weeks. The ex Cowboys quarterback began lessons in Grand Prairie Texas after hosting Monday Night Football with Frank Gifford. He aims to earn a private pilot license next year.
HAL BOYLE highlights the Gulf Stream’s immense flow and nearby wonders, notes contributions from the National Geographic Society, and shares quick trivia on Christmas at the White House 1856 and language tidbits. It closes with humorous quotes and a freezer onion tip.
Wilson County Farm Bureau president Larry Marple and his wife Carsolyn attend the national Farm Bureau convention in Los Angeles. Also present are Larry Cline and his wife Linda, winners of the state debate center prize. They spent the first week of December in Hawaii as the contest prize.
A layout of channel advance schedules shows last minute changes and substitutions. Listed are programs like The Mod Squad The Waltons How to Murder Your Wife Owen Marshall and Dragnet along with game shows and talk segments across 7 00 to 12 35 with titles and times indicating varied network lineup and notable guest appearances.
Daily daytime TV listings for stations KTEW to KMBC with highlighted time slots and programs. Notable entries include The Parent Game, NFL Game of the Week, Love Is Barbara Edes, Masterpiece Theater, The Just Generation, The Night the Animals Talked It Wash Week, and Tonight Show.
Twenty five years ago Chanute was ruled out as a defense facility site due to its water shortage history and flood risks. Former City Engineer Ralph stressed damages and drought dangers in a report.
Biblical verse referenced during a meeting of the Neosho-Cottonwood Valley Flood Control Association in Burlington. Meanwhile Chanute merchants report record retail sales the past Saturday. Ted Kyle from Erie appears in Kansas state senate pages in Topeka next month.
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