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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1970
Page
2
The essay argues taxes persist as long as joint efforts to meet common needs continue. It warns only drastic restrictions or backward steps could halt progress, noting pollution and nuclear risk as threats. Chanute grows by facing challenges and solving them, urging readers to understand problems and contribute.
A reader criticizes the Atkinson case and laments lack of administrative support in enforcing rules. The writer accuses Chanute’s leadership of being governed by a small minority and urges Terry to challenge them. The piece reflects community frustration with school officials and local power dynamics.
Editorial questions Pittsburg’s reluctance to attract a $1 million annual poultry processor due to insufficient sewage capacity. It contrasts Iola’s expansion and Chanute’s approach, noting risks of plant overloading, odor, corroded facilities, and unsettled bond payments while weighing which industries deserve welcome.
Kansas lawmakers consider income tax reforms with limited impact on individuals. The panel backs taxing bank and corporate dividends, eroding federal tax deductions on state returns, and adding a corporate surtax while preserving some exemptions and teacher pensions.
Tribune notes Twenty Five Years Ago the Community Council accepted a $100 donation toward a teenage canteen for Negro youths joining a prior $1,000 gift for a white youth center. NAACP committee leaders backed the plan in a meeting with E. F. Scmalberg. John Paul Akers trains at Great Lakes. Mrs. T. W. Boman visited Mary Boman in Harlingen. Chanute reports the lowest city tax levy among 16 Kansas cities per J. F. Hughes. Edgar Rash of Thayer was in town yesterday.
Federal investigators tie over $1 million in stolen food stamps to a network of professional safebreakers. The fraud spans 11 states with losses in Charleston West Virginia and Albuquerque New Mexico among others as agencies move to tighten controls and print serial numbers.
An adult Bible study begins Sunday at St Patrick's School from 7 30 to 9 p m under Rev Jerome Beat. The 10 session program covers the scriptures content and each book's significance. Open to Catholics and Protestants with no preregistration.
TV listings show Harlem Globetrotters The Road to Mexico narrated by Meadowlark Lemon 8 00 Green Acres Lassie on CBS with memory return and San Francisco chase Last of four parts 8 00 Ray Charles George Gobel Gloria Loring appear on Glen Campbell Show 6 30 5 13 Harlem Globetrotters 9 Dating Game 12 Make a Deal 2 4 7 Andy Williams 7 Funktionen 9 12 Newlywed Game 7 30 2 Death Valley Days 4 7 Adam 12 9 12 13 Lawrence Welk 5 6 My 3 Sons 8 00 5 6 Green Acres 2 4 7 Movie 8 30 5 6 13 Petticoat Junction 9 12 Hollywood Palace 9 00 5 6 13 Mannix 9 3 9 Porter Wagoner 12 Gregorys Opry 10 00 6 Gov JJs Sunday listings in Friday paper Daytime TV Monday through Friday published in Mondays Tribune
Channel line up for Monday evening January 26 showing a mix of westerns comedies dramas and news programs. Notable entries include Gunsmoke Heores Lucy and Carol Burnett with prime time movie slots on several channels and late news weather and talk show hours.
Chanute Public Library faces mail automation woes as it receives ten newspapers and 89 serials plus ephemera. A computer misaddresses to C P Libra prompts a humorous search for the real Mr. Libra while new books arrive, including history, education, and fiction titles.
A devotional note cites Luke 15 29 focusing on repentance and duty. The message contrasts a son’s fidelity with the prodigal’s departure and invites readers to examine obedience and humility in daily life.
The Indiana chapter of the American Cancer Society signed a 10 year office lease that allows cancellation if a cancer cure is discovered. A realty firm notes the clause is usually objectionable but would delight landlords if the breakthrough occurs.
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