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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1970
Page
2
Garden City Telegram editor Bill Brown renews his complaint about sharing spaces with smokers and jokes about a world where smokers are segregated behind prudes. He riffs on pronunciation guides and media nudity, hinting at satire of editors and prurient interests.
The piece weighs Richard Nixon's public style against past leaders like Lyndon Johnson John F Kennedy and Harry Truman arguing that what matters is policy over image. It critiques Nixon for political versatility and promises to focus on tackling inflation defense and other major issues if he pursues effective strategy and social justice.
A reader reports hundreds of robins visiting their yard last Sunday afternoon feasting from cedar trees near their window. The birds rested in elms for hours before quietly leaving, prompting musings on nature and cedar seed growth.
Congressional Quarterly data shows Senator James Pearson led the delegation in backing the Nixon administration with 81 percent support. Senator Bob Dole followed at 75 percent, then Rep. Shriver 72 percent, Rep. Mize 68 percent, Rep. Shubitz 62 percent, Rep. Sebelius 60 percent, and Rep. Winn 57 percent. Pearson stands out for party loyalty to the administration.
School officials reported at a conference on adolescent parents that policies keeping pregnant teens in school and ensuring medical care reduce dropout rates. The changes end punitive expulsions and lead to better health for mother and baby and fewer repeat pregnancies.
Dr. Dorothy Lyons of Los Angeles said pregnant teenagers were an unserved population until a few years ago. At the Parenthood in Adolescence conference she said many teens were expelled from school and sent to homes, with little access to medical or nutritional care, increasing birth risks.
Secret House hearings allege Sen. Mark Hatfield collected 1000 dollars in cash from broadcaster Don Burden in 1966. Testimony from Dorothy Storz claims Burden directed cash to Hatfield via campaign committees, with further claims of a 10000 dollar cash request and gifts to Hatfield aides and Zapple. Hatfield denies personal acceptance, says any funds went to campaigns.
The passage reports on religious verses and social issues. It covers teen pregnancy and schooling options, especially for pregnant girls, with quotes from Dr. Lyons and Dr. Komer about keeping students in classes and providing services. It also notes Christine Rix teaching elderly drivers in England using a piano as a training aid.
Monday Tribune schedules list CBS Gensmoke at 6:36 with a hypnotist plot around Festus Then NBC at 8:00 features In Enemy Country with a colonel in a torpedo plot Doris Day at 8:30 reports measles quarantine for Nichol son and Harvey Utah shows Meantime classic shows Laugh-In Here's Lucy Mayberry RFD and more across channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 11 13 with films and news features included
A listing of weekday and weekend daytime and evening programs across multiple stations including KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. It covers shows from Sunrise Semester to The Tonight Show and regional programming such as Gossip and local news blocks.
In the 1970 session the House weighs a new formula for highway fuel tax refunds tied to motor vehicle registrations. The $27 million shift pits urban against rural districts, with a rural chairman on the Roads and Highways panel and a split over changing to the 1936 distribution. Neo sho County mirrors the debate, expected to gain about $10 000 more under the proposed plan.
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