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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune editorial lambastes Nixon's second inaugural as a three day spectacle costing three to four million dollars. It likens J Willard Marriott to a circus ringmaster and argues the event mirrors monarchic pomp at a time of federal belt tightening.
A Senate committee weighs ending the national emergency tied to powers from the Korean War era. Since 1950 the executive has claimed authority to seize property, control travel, suspend regulations, and mobilize industries. Abolish the powers to restore legislative sovereignty.
The writer states the Wednesday Peoples Forum letter was misunderstood. She confirms the hay came from the Sales Barn and denies involvement beyond that, noting another person took the hay to feed horses and that the Humane Society served papers. Wanda Lopeman at 1011 S Garfield.
Investigators tie Howard Hughes to a $100000 Sloan campaign donation to Nixon in 1968 via Richard Danner and Bebe Rebozo. SEC probes Hughes stock moves at Air West with Don Nixon and Maheu in Washington questioning, while other lawmakers and anecdotes surface about security and aviation.
CBS radio veteran Robert Trout, covering Roosevelt's 1933 inauguration, reflects on a freer era amid security fears as Nixon's 1974 inauguration looms. He recalls public receptions, parade crowds, and a mood of tense optimism, noting not all eras invite demonstrations.
Keith Wright riffs on country and western nostalgia and a Mike Berry column in the Hays News. He humorously imagines an alien evaluating lyrics as civilization’s remnants, noting quirky lines and cultural quirks while ending with a playful nudge toward chamber music.
Walter McCracken a painter announces as a candidate for mayor. He has not held public office and is the third candidate in the race creating a primary set for March 6. Other contenders are Joan Baker and John E. Laltue.
Chanute firemen report 13 calls this month with four damaging blazes and one fatality. Margaret Pownall, daughter of W A Pownall, will be presented by Dr Edith Normelli in a musicale at 12 S Highland. Fifty years ago Miss Kennedy, daughter of D M Kennedy, sang on a Chicago Drake Hotel broadcast.
A short Bible verse notes that God formed man from dust and gave him life by breathing into his nostrils, making man a living soul. The verse from Genesis 2 7 is presented in a devotional style.
A New York AP column notes that scientists place the egg before the chicken, tracing birds to egg-laying reptiles from ancient times. It also covers wills, furniture lifespan, government checks after death, inflation costs, safety and a stark heroin-addiction statistic for NYC newborns.
A messy broadcast rundown lists programs and times across channels including Mod Squad Kung Fu The Waltons The Advocates Jack Benny Vertigo Rio Conchos Streets of San Francisco and The Tonight Show with notes on commercials and special features. contains incomplete and context-light items such as a missing person mystery and a pep lineup for Jack Benny's farewell.
The page lists Friday January 19 evening schedules for KTEW WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KBMA KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW and others with programs like The Parent Game Hollywood Squares Mission Impossible and The Tonight Show across channels. It includes mid evening titles Room 222 The Man Who Knew Too Much and Masterpiece Theatre and notes late night news weather and films.
Publication details list subscription rates for various regions including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with tax and shipping notes. Carrier and Chanute postal options are outlined along with monthly terms and prepayment requirements.
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