Carter aims for cautious policy shifts and talks with Brezhnev
The Tribune commends President elect Carter for careful decision making while noting criticism from some quarters. It highlights possible tax relief and a public works jobs program, and supports an early summit with Leonid Brezhnev to pursue arms control amid rising defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Carter
U.S
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
World Bank ranks US sixth in 1975 per capita income
The World Bank compares nations by gross national product per person. It places the United States sixth at 7060 dollars while Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Switzerland, and Sweden lead. The report notes oil wealth, currency shifts, and disparities between national and personal incomes, with broad ties to growth stagnation and global inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Bank
United States
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Switzerland
Sweden
U.S
Battle for souls waged in exchange of letters
A curious exchange of letters between a self styled Living God and Lucifer is shared. The sender claims divine messages and warns of apocalyptic consequence while publishing letters and signed by the Holy Spirit via His Son. The response mocks the claim and promises divine retribution and sealed fate.
Kissinger to keep telephone transcripts
Henry Kissinger will withhold most verbatim transcripts of his telephone conversations from public donation, storing them at an estate safe after a state legal opinion deemed the notes personal. He plans to use the material only to refresh memory for memoirs and will not quote directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Library of Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
Kissinger
State Department
Peter Rodman
Tribune S5STH details and subscription rates
The notice lists publication details for the Tribune S5STH including daily except Sundays, postal info, and staff titles. It also provides subscription rates for trade territory, area towns with carrier delivery, Chanute post office boxholders, and Chanute carrier options with tax and postage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Judging Others Versus Self righteousness
A biblical meditation cites Romans 2 3 urging self examination before condemning others. The verse warns that those who judge others for similar faults will face judgment themselves. It contrasts outward judgment with personal accountability.
Recombinant DNA Debate Shapes Science Policy
Washington observers describe the recombinant DNA controversy as the era’s most serious scientific issue since atomic energy. Critics warn of engineered plagues while supporters cite cancer cures and disease treatments. NIH guidelines exist but lack legal force, prompting calls for congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plains Faces Police Strain From Tourist Influx
UPI reports Plains Texas grapples with a surge of visitors drawn by Jimmy Carter’s hometown. Two more officers joined the force as experts from Westinghouse map a federally funded plan. Walton notes traffic control is the chief headache as tourism swells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia
Tex
UPI
Larry Walton
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Walton
Westinghouse Justice Institute
Westinghouse
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
State Highway Patrol
State of
Widow wins $475000 in radiologist negligence suit
Marjorie Hynes of Hickory Hills obtains a $475,000 verdict against Dr Abram H Cannon for failing to detect lung cancer on a July 1971 Xray. The case stems from her husband Raymond Hynes's death on July 22, 1973 at age 47, leaving five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Cook County
James C. Murray
Marjorie Hynes
Hickory Hills
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Murray
Cannon
Hynes
Czech demand blocks Denver theft trial
Bohuslav Vesely, a naturalized American, asks for a Czech judge jury and defense in Czech language. District Judge McNamara rejects the request and orders a standard Denver jury trial on theft forgery and conspiracy charges. He also faces welfare fraud charges in another court, with English proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
Bohuslav Veseley
George McNamara
Weseley
Public Defender’s Office
Gestapo
John Macdonald
University of Colorado Medical Center
United States
Macdonald
Colorado
Veseley
Coin decides Air Force enlistment for 19 year old
Leo Hack 19 of 1109 S Evergreen traveled to Kansas City to take the final Air Force exam today after a coin flip settled his choice between services. The note recalls his coin method to decide between branches. Fifty years ago a safe theft case gains a new angle with an Oklahoma county sheriff holding the safe for a reward. The bank has entrusted the case to its insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hack
Kansas City
Air Force
Hack
S. Evergreen
Army
Buffalo
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
God
Devil
Mr. Wright
Lucifer
Heaven
Hell
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
White House
California
Avawatz Mountains
Kelso Dunes
Bureau of Land Management
Mojave Basin
BLM
American Motorcycle Association
Ed Hastey
Terri Mendenhall
Char’ Tribune
N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Kansas
United Press International
Audit Bureau of Circulat
The
Small Society
Brickman
Brezhnev
Fei Hems
Tribune
Congress
NIH
Atomic Energy Commission
National Institute of Health
Democracy At Work