Editorial: Kansas Acceptance of Daylight Time Quietly Grows
The Kansas public accepts the return of daylight time as winter mornings bring dark bus waits. If needed, school schedules can shift to daylight hours to avoid hardship. Exemption from DST is deemed worse than the ailment, as national alignment supports business. With longer days ahead, the change invites a relaxed, even favorable view.
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Cattle feeding collapse prompts hearings on prices
Cattle feeders face heavy losses as price controls and market gimmicks inflame costs. Since September profits reversed after earlier strength, losses mount and some feeders push for Washington action as a Senate committee schedules hearings on cattle prices next month.
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Dangling CONNversations on Lists and SelfWorth
Barbara Kihm reflects on two types of people the list makers and the non list makers and explores subgroups within each. The piece shares how making and crossing off lists gives a sense of accomplishment and happiness even when tasks are small.
Local News Rates and AP News Rights Notice
Rates listed for subscriptions by mail and carrier across Kansas addresses including tax details for one year six months and three months. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news printed in the newspaper and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Chanute
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Little hope for night TV tennis on major championships
AP Television Writer notes that ABC Sports head Roone Arledge says televised championship tennis at night is unlikely due to limited core audience and network scheduling conflicts. He recalls Monday Night Football success but cites scarce time slots and weak demand from non-winter tennis and golf fans. The piece contrasts fans’ desire with practical network constraints.
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Nixon faces pressure amid Watergate fallout and defense woes
Washington scenes show President Nixon under strain after Watergate, insisting he will not quit while fearing loss of presidential protection. He reshuffles legal defense with John Sullivan aiding, and private counsel weighs in as Congress debates a potential White House backlash and financial exposure.
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TV Schedule Snippets for Chanute Channels Mixed Evening Lineup
Evening listings show multiple channels with prime time program choices for Wednesday December 19 and Thursday December 20, including game shows, dramas, comedies, specials, and news segments across WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KBMA KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW. Highlights include Truth or Consequences Dragnet Cannon Kojak Perry Mason and Tonight Show, with later late night forecasts and entertainment blocks.
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Chanute Post Office Sees Record Holiday Mail Load
In Chanute the post office reports processing over 27 000 pieces of mail during the busy season, topping the previous single day record by about 4000 as holiday mail volume surges. The day also marks the 1925 showing of The Birth of a Nation at Mainstreet theater, newly admitted by the state board of censors.
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Neodesha House Burns Total Loss
An unoccupied brick home in Neodesha owned by Fred Fulton burned Sunday afternoon and was a total loss. Fire Chief Leland Reedy said the fire likely smoldered for some time before the alarm. Cause is undetermined and investigators continue.
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Leland Reedy
Head Test for Straight Arrows Sparks Political Box Score
New York columnist WAL Boyle urges mental discipline with a playful home test. A Santa Fe train collision injures deputy Dale McKinney as readers answer 13 questions about honesty and self control. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek box score: yes to all means you likely need a screwdriver.
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Wilson County
Dale McKinney
Buffalo
M.D. Buckner
Chanute
Richard M. Nixon
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