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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1975
Page
3
Tribune editorial condemns letting kids unattended in a locked car after two Wichita children died and a third nearly did. It cites a nurse’s quick aid, warns mothers share responsibility, and urges volunteers and passersby to notify police when children are alone in vehicles.
Roger and Marie Mills Morgan and family express gratitude to the people of Chanute for belonging, safety, volunteer opportunities, familiar local businesses, Red Cross swimming programs, and lasting friendships as they prepare to move. They list eight and a half years of memories at 818 S Larson.
Lawrence Ochs, mayor of Colorado Springs, informs Senator Bob Dole that city council’s first reading of an ordinance labeling sunflowers as a noxious weed may offend Kansans. Dole seeks reconsideration to avoid escalating tensions as he replies to the exchange.
The letter-worne column praises Senator Dole for appealing Colorado Springs City Council to reconsider designating sunflowers as a noxious weed. It argues sunflowers fit no weed definitions, notes Kansas pride, and hints Dole might press for reparations or even Pikes Peak. The writer cites Proverbs 10:8 and weighs public vs private views on the issue.
The article reports that the U S armed forces may employ tactical nuclear weapons in minor crises if ordered by the President, with NUWEP training advancing to mid year and officials stressing the action would be an agonizing, last resort. It notes Schlesinger and Ford remarks on flexible use and secret auto repair programs at Ford.
Kansas House Republicans largely supported President Ford’s vetoes on four Democratic driven bills raising farm loans and target prices, creating public jobs, housing subsidies and strip mine standards. Democrats argued the measures were needed to revive the economy and aid the affected.
Rep Larry Winn and other Kansas delegates defected on housing legislation while backing the farm bill to aid wheat corn and cotton prices. They aligned with Ford on vetoes for the farm and jobs bills, opposed strip mining standards, and supported the emergency housing bill only Winn backed it throughout. Coffeyville chamber outlines doctor recruitment program with growth projections and local interest in medicine.
The Chante Tribune lists subscription prices for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with tax details for various terms and delivery areas. It notes United Press International exclusivity for republication of local news and UP dispatches.
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposes an experiment to study whether federal regulation benefits the public. Beginning next year unregulated competition will be allowed in selected cities within specified boundaries. Airlines may set fares and services to seek maximum efficiency, with a plan to be developed in fall and implemented in early 1976.
ATLANTA UPI Deputy CIA director Lt. Gen. Vernon Walters said the agency has done things it should not have but stresses abuses were corrected long ago. He criticized ongoing investigations consuming time and warned the US faces its toughest period since Valley Forge amid detente with the Soviet Union.
Notice details condemnation to acquire land for school construction and expansion. More land needed for playgrounds at Murray Hill and Alcott. Cross school building to be at a different location. City commissioners deny misconduct rumors in a paid ad funded by them.
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