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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
2
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says the state yield will reach 381 million bushels due to 200,000 extra acres and a 37 bushel per acre average. Soybean acreage up 28 percent, sorghum 8 percent, corn 13 percent. favorable weather and relaxed set aside rules cited as reasons.
Government health officials describe a plan to replace paid blood donations with an all voluntary system. They note paid donors supply up to 15 percent of US blood and drive many hepatitis transmissions and deaths, urging cooperation from public and private blood interests. Chanute remains in a region already part of the voluntary program.
The Agriculture Department boosted dairy price supports following heavy political gifts to President Nixon’s 1972 campaign. The department rejected a high nonfat milk offer, then bought 6.6 million pounds of dry milk at higher market prices to meet needs of poverty programs. The piece also reports FBI surveillance of protesters at the White House and cites a damning Haitian plasma operation involving Homo Caribbean, noting brutal conditions and unsafe practices.
Associated Press reports a shift toward situational comedy as audiences favor lighter fare over law and order programs. NBC adds four new comedies while CBS leads with I Dream of Jeannie and Get Smart. Friday night viewership becomes a belly laugh battlefield as NBC ABC and CBS mix comedy and police shows.
The passage critiques education as a process that rations intellectual freedom and promises future success through college. It argues that colleges present reading as a product to purchase, framing four years as a path to job-ready design and programming skills rather than genuine growth. The author calls the approach cruel and cynical.
The piece reflects on college ideologies and the late 60s campus upheavals. It questions the narrow aim of degrees for comfort and job markets, critiques government trust, and notes how hippies challenged norms but failed to change society meaningfully. It ends with a call to think independently and resist greed.
A devotional note centers on 1 Thessalonians 3 5 urging believers to be directed by God toward love and patient waiting for Christ. The brief reflection emphasizes steadfast faith and perseverance.
A collection of oddball vignettes from New York by HAL BOYLE describing quirky scenarios. A tuna deficient housewife, a square egg laying hen, a martini limited executive, an ostrich hiding, a politician refusing pension, a talking dog avoiding R, and a fortune cookie guiding better living.
A Kansas delegation says restoration of the Old Fort will continue with no interruption despite initial funding issues. An appropriation can still be enacted if Senate attaches it to House-approved measures, keeping the project moving forward.
Rates show local and out of area subscription prices with tax details for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Chanute post office boxholders. Includes annual six month and quarterly terms and carrier delivery options.
NEODESHA The city commission appointed Jerry Jordan 40 to the governing body to fill a vacancy left by Ron Mosier who is moving to another city. Jordan has lived in Neodesha since 1959 and has served on the planning commission for five years. He holds a University of Missouri engineering degree.
Channels release advance schedules leaving few live updates. Highlights include Helen Reddy on her show with 7:00 p.m. segments and Waltons plots featuring John Boy, plus Kung Fu and Ironside listings.
TV grid from Tribes listing weekday schedules on KTEW through KMBC and others for Friday July 13 with programs like Sanford and Son Royales Yankees High Chaparral Missouri Outdoors and more. It shows times from 7 to 2:15 with classics like The Tonight Show and Masterpiece Theater.
Twenty five years ago bids totaling 397124.09 from Freeto Construction Co. covered 6.03 miles of grading and three bridges on highway K39 south and west of Roper. Democratic convention in Philadelphia opened slowly with Truman forces in control. In a Scotch foursome Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness and E. B. Park won a cup by one stroke.
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