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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1976
Page
2
The article weighs early reservations about the swine flu vaccine amid reports of paralysis linked to vaccination. It notes public fear, refusals, and the program's suspension, yet argues ongoing need for prevention and continued testing toward a safer cure and future progress.
The Harris poll shows President Ford leaving office with 49 percent positive on job performance, higher than Nixon Johnson and Kennedy in recent history. A 77 to 14 percent majority says Ford handled his post election defeat with good sportsmanship as he smooths the transition. Most see him as a liked and respected figure.
A Midtown Musings piece recounts a Christmas office party and the author’s realization of alcoholism. The narrator credits Alcoholics Anonymous for his fourth holiday sober year and notes changes at work and in his outlook while preserving anonymity.
Cree Tribune lists publication information for the 85th year and offer subscriptions across multiple territories with varying durations and taxes. It notes staff roles, the price structure for mail and carrier delivery, and UP wire service usage rights.
A 25 year old homecoming for Lt Glenn Johnson ends with his first meeting son Melford Glenn born during his Korea service. The 10 month old is pictured with his proud father. The reunion highlights a long separation and the wartime family narrative.
Classified cables warn Panama's economy is faltering under Omar Torrijos and could trigger a sovereignty push over the canal. Bombings, debt, high wages, and imports boost instability while U S action risks souring Latin American ties. Civil Service Shuffle notes Republican appointees seek jobs before Democrats take over.
The Civil Service Commission tightens monitoring as Carter nears inauguration. Myron Europas, named head of the Philadelphia Action office, is challenged by past discrimination rulings and faces cancellation of his appointment. Paul Jones in Atlanta shifts from campaign work to civil service amid GOP losses. Blitzen the reindeer escapes Santaland in Stow Ohio, later captured with minor injuries after 22 hours at large.
The Soviet Union leads in air power, surpassing the United States with swing wing bombers and advanced fighters. Jane's All the World's Aircraft warns Washington to build the B1 bomber, replace aging interceptors, and treat Backfire as a strategic weapon to deter future conflict.
UPI report notes the Justice Department and HEW urged the 5th Circuit to deny the KKK use of Bellaire High School Auditorium in East Baton Rouge amid desegregation orders. The brief argues Klan access threatens desegregation and federal aid, citing the Klan's historic abuse of Black people.
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