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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
2
Editorial notes two trees in Columbus area bearing multiple dead animals including a dog, puppy, rabbits, squirrels and birds. Reports question witchcraft or perverted humor while authorities and residents seek clues to stop the acts and address possible mental health concerns.
The American elm faces looming decline from Dutch elm disease and elm bark beetle damage. Despite 40 years of breeding attempts at Cornell University, only 17 of 21,000 seedlings survived after multiple inoculations and showed no real resistance. Some fear a shift in tastes and a fading legacy as elms die without suitable replacements.
Barbara Kihm laments the accelerating pace of life from dawn to night and questions if time is real or a social construct. She contrasts slow past rhythms with rushing present routines, noting shorter eras of power, faster trends, and a longing to reclaim hunger and sleep patterns on natural schedules.
Turkish officials warn that a future democratic Turkish government may roll back the opium ban, threatening heroin controls as Washington faces a demand for 400 million dollars. A secret GAO note says 35 million could be only the first payment.
Intelligence reports allege Turkish narcotics chief Abdullah Pektas met a major trafficker and directed agents to harass none. Other notes discuss eight new FRA safety directors with salaries of 25583 dollars, plus a Dill submarine stock issue and a benign Turkish police effort against opium. A Woodbridge Virginia deer hunt on a secret Army base is described with deer herds, guards, and a local game agent comment.
William F Buckley's Firing Line may go off air in May unless CPB renews funding. The show, deferred for next season, faced broader budget shifts as CPB trims individual focused public affairs programs. Buckley hopes to remain in public TV but offers no commitment.
Woodson County commissioners adopt a countywide zoning resolution. The measure affects properties over three acres used for agriculture, which will not be affected by the zoning regulations.
Chanute Tribune printed daily with subscription rates for in area and outside trade territories. Includes a local television log listing daytime and prime time programs for stations KTEW KCMO KOAM KMBC WIBW and more along with featured shows and times for weekdays.
Advance channel schedules list programs and time blocks from 6:30 to 12:35 including Gunsmoke, Doris Day, The Tonight Show and films such as Set This Town on Fire and Son of Ali Baba. Notable entries include Doris Day appearances, Laugh In and Jack Paar late shows.
A survey by Carl Normelli of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce reports 1947 payrolls across 17 industries totaling about 3.745 million for 1,387 workers, with Santa Fe railroad included but retail excluded. Made O Day dress factory figures were not provided. Fifty Years Ago 1923 a Ford touring car owned by Ray Childers was stolen from his barn near 14th and Plummer.
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