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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1975
Page
9
A couple with a five year old refuse social pressure to have more. They tell critics the family size is private and joke about being lucky to quit while ahead. An 18 year old confronts a snooping mother who reads mail and intrudes on romance.
Kansas City officials report some Kemper Arena executive suites have been pledged to Republicans for their national convention next August. Ray Bennison says most suites will be allocated to news organizations and must be provided free of charge, with a few holdouts remaining reluctant.
Washington columnist Dick West surveys the pet rock fad amid a booming houseplant craze. He notes $111 million in plant sales and ironies of rock companionship with humorous exchanges in a store scene and pun filled dialogue.
A Heloise column suggests wearing old cotton gloves to avoid pine needle pricks while decorating a Christmas tree and starting lights from the top for easier stringing. Lisa Fath shares recycling ideas, turning Christmas cards into a colorful wastebasket, a project suitable for children.
Tribune lists Monday through Friday daytime and late afternoon TV lineups for Chanute channels 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 16. Programs include Beverly Hillbillies Lassie Bonanza Mannix Perry Mason Star Trek News and classic game shows with hourly slots and station numbers.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club elected officers at the November meeting. Marcella Calson was named president, Charlotte Cox vice president, Lisa Gordon secretary, Kim Johnson treasurer, Rosine Kilgore reporter, Sonya Johnson song leader, and Alan and Jamey Cox as council representatives.
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