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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues youth in Southeast Asia spoke truth about Vietnam while leaders deceived. It contends Bob Dole and Spiro Agnew accused protesters of distortion, repeating a claim they made about Vietnam.
Citizens face a difficult moment as elected officials lie and deny. The public must navigate street demonstrations to filter truth from noise, risking the loss of reliable information and national direction amid unfolding events.
The piece argues for exploring revenue options beyond property taxes, noting Topeka, Lawrence, and Manhattan approved local sales taxes. It highlights that while sales taxes are regressive especially on food and drugs, public vote supports may push adoption. Chanute must fix utilities subsidies that drained funds, risking gas and water issues.
An AP survey finds at least 16 congressmen may quit or seek different seats as districts are redrawn to reflect 1970 census shifts. States losing seats include New York and Pennsylvania, while Maryland Virginia and Texas realign incumbents within fewer districts.
A writer argues against circulating a recall petition for Chanute's city commissioners. He praises the current board's performance and predicts improvements with a qualified appointee, urging patience and restraint rather than action to recall. He calls for limited anger and more measured governance.
Paul W. Keyes resumes production of Laugh-In after an 18 month walkout sparked by disputes over the show's comedy and direction. In a recent interview he says he quit in October 1969 over concerns the program was slanted vulgar and dirty.
Keyes, amid resignation rumors, says the show’s tone is not dirty and plans risqué jokes for Dan Rowan and Dick Martin. He recalls writing lines for past appearances and confirms guest Martha Mitchell will appear. subscription rates and local tax details follow.
Tonight features High Chaparral at 6:30 on two channels with Buck in danger after befriending a wounded trapper. Nanny and The Professor follow at 7 and 7:30 with a passport mystery aging the nanny and a teacherless society. Odd Couple, Brady Bunch, Partridge Family and more fill the late evening with movies and talk shows.
A dense list of daytime and weekend TV programming across KUHI KOAM and affiliates for Monday through Sunday. The schedule covers cartoons, dramas, sports, religious programs, and variety shows with channel numbers and time blocks.
A Treasury bill rate drop from 3.75 to 2.97 percent will cost Kansas about 521 thousand dollars in interest on inactive state funds over six months. The state applies the rate to 70 percent of deposits, with inactive funds totaling around 191 million dollars.
Three workers at Warwick Wax Co south of Cha nute suffered burns when a storage tank of hot liquid wax exploded during insulation work. The incident prompted a call for volunteers to erect bleachers at City park for the Owl vs All-star game. Changes to a recently passed density ordinance were discussed after a city commission meeting. The dancing list of permitted dance moves was restored.
Sen Gaylord Nelson and a Senate Small Business sub committee will hold hearings July 21 22 and 23 to examine popular mood drugs like Compoz Excedrin PM No Dot Nyquil Nytol Quiet World Sleep Eze Sominex and Vivarin. Medical experts psychiatrists and government specialists have been invited to discuss whether these remedies calm nerves lift spirits and aid sleep or are misused caffeine and antihistamines.
Senator questions over the rise of over the counter and prescription drugs and their side effects. The hearing seeks industry comment as oil interests and Vietnam policy are also touched on, with lists of corporate players and a veteran ad broker.
Advertisement deadlines for display style and classifieds are stated with times and a phone number. The text specifies same day service for standard classifieds placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays and 9 a m on Saturdays. Dial 431 4100 for placements.
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