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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
2
Editorial notes Coffeyville considers extending animal control to cats to curb strays and rabies risk. City Manager Hugh C Hull champions the plan while opponents fear overreach and kitten theft rumors. The commission delays action pending broader public input and health safeguards.
A year after a federal 250 million credit guarantee bailed out Lockheed amid 400 million debt, the firm now owes 500 million as it relies on the Tristar jet to restore profits. With airlines in slump, Tristar sales lag and DC10 lead. industry buyers in Britain and Japan loom large for future demand.
Arlington will build a 915000 tomb for unknown Vietnam dead this fall despite no identified U S casualties. If none are found the tomb will not be used. area renovated after funding approved by Congress. The plan sits beside World War II Korea unknown tombs amid daily tourist access.
Tens of thousands of car buyers still wait for $300 excise tax refunds promised after the December law. GM Chrysler Ford and American Motors face outcry as delays stretch six months with reports of ignored dealer contacts and late payments. Ralph Nader and lawmakers press Treasury and automakers while no fault insurance foes attack the bill as lawyers battle over potential losses.
A skeptical father recalls becoming hooked on motorcycle motocross after his 17-year-old son introduced him to the sport. He describes Sundays at races, a transformed view of riders, and a personal shift from car life to dirt bike adrenaline in eastern Kansas.
Joan Ganz Cooney of the Children's Television Workshop discusses television as an educational tool. She says TV can be a third teacher and electronic textbooks can support parents and teachers, noting Sesame Street and The Electric Company teach through repetition, editing, music, and pacing. More than two million children have viewed The Electric Company in classrooms.
Local bankers linked June 30 loans and discounts growth to trade expansion and potential inflation easing. Renters may apply for adjustment if taxes and insurance cause net losses, per rent examiner Orville Hodges. Also on display are 13 silver loving cups and 28 gold and silver medals for the Southeast Kansas Golf Association tournament next October at Conklin jewelry windows.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for various terms and regions. Rates apply to in and outside trade territory with Kansas tax and local delivery options, including post office boxholders and Chanute carrier service.
The listing covers 7:00 to 12:35 programs featuring Corridor 400 with Suzanne Pleshette and Theodore Bikel, The Naked Edge, The Other Side of the Stars, High Chaparral, Action and variety slots, Nash comedy and drama staples, and late-night talk with Dick Cavett, Paul Harvey, and Weather Faith concluding at 12:35.
TV schedule listing channels and programs for Friday evening including Sanford and Son Brady Bunch Wagon Train Partridge Family Death Valley Days Dick Cavett Tonight Show Paul Harvey Weather Faith and Story of Jesus with time slots from 6 to 2:16 AM
On this July 6 1972 historical roundup the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was formed in 1923. Notable items include Capt Kidd’s capture in 1699 and Burgoyne’s capture of Fort Ticonderoga in 1777. Louis Armstrong died in 1971 and Henry Miller gave the thought for today.
A brief note cites Exodus 6 12 where the children of Israel fail to heed and question how Pharaoh will listen, reflecting a biblical citation.
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