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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1977
Page
2
Editorial notes a Supreme Court ruling that the IRS may not enter a home or business to seize assets or records without a warrant even for tax violators or unrelated fugitives. The unanimous decision emphasizes that warrantless seizures on private premises are illegal. The piece urges proper justification and adherence to due process.
The Legislature considers a private meeting room to relax and network, with the attorney general saying it must be a private club. The issue moves attention away from a governor's recommendation for 7.6 percent more funding, raising questions about public scrutiny and costs.
Channeling reader concerns, a Chanute Kansas note reflects on political promises and their impact on industry investment and family needs. The letter cites views attributed to Australia’s prime minister Malcolm Fraser and asks readers to consider national implications.
The paper highlights Evergreen Fred M. Harris as president and notes United Press International affiliation. Also lists circulation details and multiple subscription rates for areas including Neosho, Allen, Wilson, Woodson counties and Chanute addresses with tax information and carrier options.
A public hearing on Plummer Street from K 39 to 14th Street drew 150 to 200 attendees with most opposing the project. Report notes the election minded spokesmen, a general civic dissatisfaction, and questions about traffic, costs, and alternatives like an asphalt overlay. The piece emphasizes the long explanation time, the administration’s limits, and the need to address broader city needs and traffic planning.
Washington report profiles John C. Broger, a Pentagon figure overseeing more than a thousand radio and TV stations for the armed forces. The piece describes his conservative, anti liberal worldview, ties to Far East Broadcasting, and a 1974 seminar at Ft Belvoir led by Dr. Jay E. Adams, highlighting his influence over military media and public messaging.
The office head oversaw the IAF and AFRTS networks with a web of offices and contracts. Investigations found mismanagement, missing property records, and unbid contracts. a $600,000 level of spot announcements and a $91,000 survey contract drew scrutiny. Broger defended himself and acknowledged NAE membership.
Washington items show Rep. Keith Sebelius and Sen. Robert Dole facing criticism over an 80 cent per thousand bushel inspection fee. They supported the reform law but now urge hearings as Kansas agencies warn annual costs could reach 500000, passed to farmers. Dan Glickman named to Agriculture Committee while Garner Shriver mulls future options after defeat.
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