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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1972

Page

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Slow start for Safari West housing rental

Nine of forty two Safari West townhouse apartments have been rented. Dave Garrett of the Jaycee project said the slow pace stems from a Federal Housing Authority rule revealed after the January open house. The rule requires nonqualifying renters to pay fair market value until 90 days after the mortgage is signed, scheduled for March 1.

Safari West Townhouse Dave Garrett Jaycee Project Federal Housing Authority Jaycees Garrett

Nixon Urges Caution in Criticism of Vietnam Policy

President Nixon urged Democratic rivals to carefully vet comments on Indochina policy to avoid giving the enemy incentive to continue the war. He argued only the President can negotiate an end to the conflict while confirming support for free debate and a path toward an honorable peace. He cited his 1968 campaign and noted his forthcoming talks with China and the Soviet Union as reshaping alliances and trade plans to create more American jobs.

Washington Nixon Indochina White House H. R. Haldeman Congress United States China Soviet Union U.S

Disturbances Force Atchison High to Cancel Classes

In Atchison Kansas classes at Atchison High School were canceled after two days of disturbances, including a Tuesday fight that left several students injured. Hospital says at least seven treated Tuesday. A parents meeting was set for tonight.

Atchison High School Atchison, Kan Atchison-Leavenworth Atchison Board of Education

Kansas House OKs welfare bill amid cuts debate

The Kansas House tentatively approved a supplemental appropriation to restore welfare funds after deleting a provision for 50 welfare investigators at Gov. Docking request. Debate delayed action on a constitutional amendment to legalize several forms of gambling including parimutuel betting.

Topeka Kan Kansas House Robert Docking

Neosho County Soil District Plans Annual Dinner

Erie announces the Neosho County Soil Conservation District annual dinner Saturday at 6 30 p m in the Erie High School gymnasium. Fred Beachner chairman says the program includes supervisor election conservation films award presentations and a musical program. Dinner is provided by Neosho County banks.

Erie Neosho County

Weather Summary for Today and Tonight

Partly cloudy to cloudy and cold with periods of light snow developing this afternoon or tonight and continuing through Thursday. Wind east to southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Low tonight in the teens to lower 20s, high Thursday near 30. Precipitation probability 40 percent tonight and Thursday. trace of snow today.

Change of Guard With Venus Help

Attorney General Vern Miller spoke at the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce dinner noting a change of leadership as Hans Herold ended his year as chamber president and Clifford Gibson Jr. took over. Miller urged equal enforcement of laws and urged local cooperation while citing gambling, bingo rulings, and slot machines in Kansas.

Hans Herold Chamber of Commerce Clifford Gibson Vern Miller Chanute Area Chamber Herold Safari Chanute Miller

Mil ler calls for balanced drug strategy with enforcement and education

Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller urged equal and vigorous drug law enforcement alongside parent and student education programs. He cited the District 413 initiative and a need for community involvement to steer youth away from drug abuse, while promising more raids and ongoing enforcement.

Com Miller

Intercepted Letter Sparks Humorous Dream Image

In a vivid, tongue in cheek line the author imagines the attorney general enduring nightly flailings by crowds of old ladies wielding bingo cards, a playful jab reflecting public perception of legal power.

Subversion Battle Over Turkey Meat in Bologna Debate

Massachusetts grocers oppose allowing ground turkey in bologna and hot dogs, citing threats to traditional hot dog standards. Legislative hearing on a proposed measure to permit turkey meat in processed meats.

Boston Malcolm McCabe Massachusetts Grocers Association

D-Day Disruption Day Yet No Extraordinary Violence

In Belfast a 24 hour civil rights campaign caused civic disruption but few violent incidents. The British army was warned of IRA attacks and police leave was canceled while authorities prepared for potential unrest. In Topeka Kansas Gov. Docking sent two welfare and nuclear policy messages to the Legislature.

Belfast Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Topeka Kan Robert Docking Atomic Energy Commission Kansas AEC Senate Federal and

KU workers press for overdue merit pay at statehouse

Statehouse protesters from the University of Kansas handed out mimeographed leaflets urging lawmakers to grant merit salary increases overdue since last May. Two or three Local 1132 Laborers union members distributed the leaflets at four ground level entrances despite the 8 degree chill.

Topeka Kan University of Kansas Statehouse Laborers International Union of North America

Alabama trooper chief to wait for written order on integration

Montgomery AP reports the Alabama state troopers chief will wait for a written order before answering a federal judge's directive to integrate the all white force. Mississippi is the only other Southern state facing legal action on similar segregation.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Mississippi

Navy to Admit Women to ROTC First Ever Navy ROTC Program

Navy Secretary John H. Chaffee says two girls nominated to the Naval Academy won’t be admitted due to federal law barring women from combat sea duty. He pairs the decision with opening Navy ROTC to women, starting with Jacksonville University as the first program.

Washington Navy John H. Chaffee U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Chaffee Jacksonville University Florida

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