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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1973
Page
2
Kansas Congressman from the 2nd district, Dr. William Roy, a physician and Democrat, advocates more public committee meetings and votes on chairmanship selection. He criticizes private sessions and the long tenure rule, calling for openness and reform in the House.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission faces backlash over a broad order prohibiting nearly all utility promotions and advertising. A new bond requirement of 250000 to 500000 is in place while appeals proceed, drawing opposition from utilities and media groups who argue the move violates the First Amendment by restricting lawful business speech.
Keith Wright notes that newspapers invite comparisons to women, praising influence and last word while critiquing bold-face limits and aging numbers. He shares humorous tales from Missouri weeklies about weddings and anniversaries highlighting community gossip and gentle irony.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Sen pros and cons on open meetings for the Senate Banking Committee with Proxmire Packwood pushing openness except for classified data and nominees. Tower blocks the plan, threatening a filibuster as Ed Brooke shows interest in transparency amid banking secrecy tensions.
Proxmire urged public access to committee discussions while Sparkman warned of leaks and potential disturbances. Tower linked secrecy to protecting the Senate from open scrutiny, hinting at a broader push to keep proceedings private. The piece also notes Malek Rollins ties and Rickover book shortages.
ABC launches What About Tomorrow a six part program on science and technology's effect on daily life. MIT collaborates providing staff for each show including the first 10 30 p m ET episode On the Side of Man about new computer technology and its language limitations.
Kansas reports a record 104 bushels per acre in the final corn yield figure from the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. total state production reaches 120 million bushels, nearly double the 1961-70 average.
Airman William P. Shaughnessy is assigned to Lowry Air Force Base Colorado after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He will receive instruction in munitions and weapons maintenance. A 1972 Humboldt High School graduate, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Shaughnessy Humboldt.
Pvt. Thomas J. Jansen finishes advanced individual training as a powerman with the 101st Airborne Division at Ft. Campbell Kentucky. He entered in June and trained at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri. His mother Mrs Mary True resides on R 4 and his wife Jennifer lives at Cherryvale.
Biblical verse Genesis 1 24 states God commands the earth to produce living creatures after their kind including cattle and creeping things and beasts and it comes to pass.
Channel listings show a dense lineup with programs like The Wild Dogs of Africa hosted by Jane Goodall and Hal Holbrook, Gunsmoke with a wedding subplot, I Love My Wife starring Elliott Gould, Here's Lucy with Elsa Lanchester, and various classics across the evening. The page lists many titles, channel numbers, and time slots in a chaotic grid.
Television listings show daytime to late evening programs across KTEW KUHI KMBC WDAF KOAM KBMA KODE WIBW and more. Notable entries include Today Show Morning News Jeopardy News and various children's cartoons and dramas throughout the day.
In a meeting at the Memorial building more than 200 workers and former employees urged the Cham ber of Commerce to aid in obtaining a new factory after curtailed operations caused job losses at the Model Day Corp dress plant. The program followed a Monday evening school auditorium session noting 33 graduates and 65 sixth-graders advancing to junior high.
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