Different Addiction A Different Slant on Drug Addiction
Anthropologist Edward Preble argues heroin addicts resemble ambitious executives rather than weak dependents. He doubts methadone, tougher policing, or harsher sentences cure addiction, urging roots over surface treatment and earlier guidance that fosters responsibility, initiative, and freedom amid social structure debates.
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Preble
Tribune Readers Speak Out on Chanute Health and Plans
A columnist laments health neglect in Chanute while a reader chorus urges fix it now. Community plans focus on Plummer road, industrial growth, new school sites, and hospital traffic as officials pledge targeted funding for road and city improvements to revive the ailing body Chanute.
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Tree Committee
Carter Inauguration Invitation Noted By Recipient
The writer describes receiving an engraved 8 by 11 invitation penned in Spencerian script for President-elect Jimmy Carter's January 20 inauguration. They express honor in receiving the invitation and a wish to attend, noting a large colored map included to help avoid getting lost in Washington D.C. and to not miss the parade or ceremony.
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Jimmy Carter
D.C
Subscription Rates by Mail for Local Trade Territory
Audit Bureau of Circulations lists yearly and half year rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties including tax. One year costs 16.48 with 48c tax, six months 5.67 with 29c tax, three months 2n with 7c tax.
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Kansas
Chanute
Sim
Farmer as a multi role figure and Kansas budget note
Editorial reprints a Wichita Eagle piece describing farmers as a paradoxical, multifaceted group from fieldwork to management. It highlights their faith and fatalism, then cites the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry on Kansas’ share of a proposed $440 billion federal budget for 1978, about 4.796 billion dollars.
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R. D
Bob”’ Wilson
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Wichita
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Ford
Association
Washington doorkeeper Fishbait Miller writes tell all memoir
William Miller known as Fishbait, longtime House doorkeeper, pens memoirs with ghostwriter Frances Spatz Leighton. He claims Nixon lunch meetings were allegedly bugged and reveals private thoughts on Sam Rayburn and other confidences from his 24 years guarding Washington power. The book faces legal scrutiny from Prentice Hall as release nears.
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William
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Frances Spatz Leighton
Atlanta
Richard Nixon
White House
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Fishbait
Secret Service
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Washington gossip and oil politics roil Capitol Hill
An array of sensational charges from a memoirist named Fishbait claim intimate liaisons involving Rayburn and Boykin, with other senators rumored to have discreet lives. The piece also covers John Mitchell's tax troubles, and Senator James Abourezk's covert talks with Arab leaders about oil prices ahead of a new U.S. presidency.
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Capitol
Fishbait
Frank Boykin
D-Ala
Boykin
Capitol Hill
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Middle East
Abourezk
Senate
Saudi Arabia
Khalid
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
United Arab Emirates
Shaikh Zayid
Mana Al-Utayba
Skubitz Pushes Job Growth and Federal Reform Aims
Rep. Joe Skubitz outlines goals to create jobs without higher inflation, restructure welfare and health programs, and reorganize federal agencies. He supports OSHA bans on small farms, opposes broad JFK MLK assassination probes, and stresses committee work over bill counts.
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Pittsburg
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