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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1968
Page
2
The governor's committee urges raising state aid to education from 32 to 50 percent to relieve property owners. The editorial argues this allows quality education but questions granting 100 percent spending control while only 50 percent of responsibility is funded. It warns that without property tax relief quality education may become unaffordable.
The text argues state administration of funds to equalize school quality across districts. It stresses guarantees of defined standards for money usage and questions the value of entrusting local tax funds to broader control, concluding with a pointed remark about authority shifting.
This piece argues there is no Woman Who Has Everything as real gift recipients. It notes men receive many practical items while women crave never enough clothing and jewelry, yet the desire remains for something new. The author hints women reveal wants openly, guiding gift choices.
Tribune notes Chanute schools start a 10 day holiday after daylong observances while churches schedule programs and holy hours ahead of Christmas. student council delivers 17 bushels of food with Manjey’s truck and home rooms contribute. Carl Gene Rana bargar II named son of Carl Gene Rana bargar and wife.
A biblical verse from Luke 2 13 14 notes a heavenly host praising God and declaring glory to the highest and peace on earth good will toward men highlighting a Christmas era message for readers.
The Oak Parker Seminole home on a West Hollywood reservation was funded by FHA with a $2500 loan to Ann Parker. The two bedroom house cost $2500 and will be paid at $26 a month, financed by Vita and HUD. Landcaping and furnishings are being provided by friends.
The Chanute Tribune editors critique the National Farmers Organization letter arguing there is no news blackout yet questions secrecy and unity. They warn that mass production gains do not apply to farming and that withholding actions lack practical coordination and broad support.
Television networks delivered polished coverage of Apollo 8, with dramatic Saturn V lift off and 140,000 mile visuals though earth shots were not always clear. CBS NBC and ABC interrupted regular programming and faced viewer questions while Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower marriage news received modest attention.
In Oklahoma City a teenager who faced five years in prison chose 2% licks with a belt as a deferred sentence. Scott Grandstaff praised District Judge Carmen C. Harris for the lenient ruling and pledged to stay out of trouble, saying he would oppose any burglar or wrongdoing and would even shine his shoes on an adversary’s face. The judge had earlier given a deferred sentence for a prior burglary and ordered whipping by the youth’s brother-in-law for concealment of stolen property.
NBC airs I Dream of Jeannie at 6 30 with a mistaken hospital admission for Jean n ies nephew. Gunsmoke on CBS at 6 30 follows a farmer and his kids after they take money from an uncle after loan denial. The Avengers on ABC at 6 30 investigates disappearing secrets while Lucy pursues a musical disguise.
Monday through Friday daytime and evening listings show Avengers Gunsmoke Sing We Now of Christmas Jeannie Rowan and Martin Laugh In Peyton Place Here's Lucy The Outcasts Mayberry Family Affair Big Valley Carol Burnett News and Daytime programs from 6:30 to 10 p.m. on multiple channels with several time blocks and channel numbers.
A detailed daytime and evening TV grid lists programs on KVOO KUHI KODE KMBC and others. Shows include Today, Diners, Lucy Show, Jeopardy, News, The Doctors, Love of Life, Edge of Night, Night movies, and special Christmas broadcasts across multiple channels with varied times and lineup notes.
The Best Yet 4H Club at Fairfield school held its December meeting with Dennis Steinman presiding. Members sang a favorite Christmas song during roll call and heard talks by Mary Ann Keas on a project and Donnie Feid on health. Caroling and a few baskets were distributed, and refreshments were served by the Taylor and Reinhart families.
Morarji Desai, deputy prime minister of India, asserts he never allowed himself to be careless not even in his dreams, detailing personal discipline in Hyderabad remarks.
The article lists managing editor Dwight Wallingford and district editor Wayne J. Smith along with ad manager Mrs. D. Markham and other staff. It details subscription rates by mail in several counties and Chanute post office boxholder pricing, and notes carrier rates in Chanute. It also states membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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