Editorial questions FEC move to end free convention services
The Tribune scrutinizes the Federal Election Commission staff recommendation to end free services for party nominating conventions noting the move shields away from public access. It criticizes the 4-2 vote to close the meeting arguing openness serves citizens and education, while praising Thomas B. Curtis for urging public discussion.
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Federal Election Commission
Commission
Rhode Island
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Tom
Bert Sutton retires after long Chanute church service
A reader thanks Bert Sutton for visiting Chanute nursing home residents every Wednesday, noting he was the sole visitor for some and expressing appreciation for his decades of church work and upcoming retirement.
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Bert Sutton
Chanute
Church
Public notices about Susan Ford internship courtesies
A columnist critiques media coverage of Susan Ford's photography internship with a Topeka newspaper. The piece defends Rich Clarkson while lampooning excessive publicity and the idea of treating the President’s daughter like any other employee.
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Topeka
Fellows
Rich Clarkson
Clarkson
Susan Ford
Rich
Trash talk and trials from a paper trail of public figures
A casual essay touches on trash collection snooping by a National Enquirer reporter Jay Gurley and privacy concerns. It mentions malpractice suits against doctors and architects, and notes Fletcher Bell forming a Kansas committee. It closes with reference to Spiro Agnew and a Baltimore window peeking case.
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Jay Gurley
National Enquirer
Florida
Henry Kissinger
Fletcher Bell
Kansas
U.S., Russia in pact on environmental war
A historic accord between the United States and the Soviet Union pledges to ban certain environmental warfare forms. Details are being finalized with no earthquakes or storms used as weapons. The articles note past weather manipulation claims and simultaneous heavy storms elsewhere.
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U.S
Russia
Subscription rates and staff listings for Chanute newspaper
Fred M. Harris president F M Mike Harris general manager Keith Wright managing editor. Subscription rates listed for mail within trade area Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties with tax details. Rates vary by period and delivery method including Chanute boxholders and carrier delivery in Chanute. UP International and ABC memberships noted.
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Dole to push major food stamp reform package
Senator Dole plans a major reform bill on food stamps after USDA produced only technical changes. He criticizes the report as insufficient and urges standards to curb eligibility abuse, streamline processing, and cut costs. The plan targets overpayments and delays while seeking a universal reform beyond minor adjustments.
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Dole
Doug Lowenstein
Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Robert Dole
Department of Agriculture
Senate
USDA
S.D
McGovern
Flood Watch as Neosho River Rises 16 Feet
Forecasters say no flood unless upstream rains intensify as the Neosho River climbs to 16.4 feet by 1:20 PM four feet below bankfull. Five drowned in Nebraska, heavy damage expected in Kansas and Nebraska amid 13 inch York rainfall and 1 to 5 inch eastern Kansas totals.
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Neosho
Nebraska
Kansas
York
Neb
Contemporary World course offered via network at K State
Kansas State University will offer The Contemporary World: A Humanistic Perspective through the Regents Continuing Education Network for Chanate area residents. The 4:30 to 6:30 p m class runs Wednesdays Oct 8 to April 21 with seven guest lecturers and three credit hours available.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State University
Chanate Area
Regents
Report defends behavior therapy as widespread practice
Dr. Bertram Brown of the National Institute of Mental Health says up to 50,000 Americans receive behavior modification. He notes public fear is largely unfounded and urges quality control among therapists while acknowledging some untrained practitioners exist and that the approach aids phobias sexual dysfunction and other issues.
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Washington
Bertram Brown
Brown
CIA
Stranger Sojourns In Your Land Verse
A Bible verse from Leviticus 19 33 urges kindness to the sojourner in your land warning against vexing him The admonition appears as a moral injunction reflecting concern for strangers and guests in ancient law codes
Rockefeller Says Ford Should Run Independent Campaign
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller says his idea for President Ford to run an independent campaign and pick a running mate after the nomination at the 1976 Republican convention is his strategy. He noted Ford's campaign manager's stance confirms his long guidance and stressed the goal of a unified convention nomination before choosing a vice president.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Ford- Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Howard
Bo’ Calloway
United States
Calloway
Army
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Les Whitten
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Elliot Maddox
New York Yankees
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Fidel Castro
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Justice Department
Phyllis McGuire
Central Intelligence Agency
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Castro
Chanére Tribune
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Brickman
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Ambrose
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