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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
The piece notes rising costs for industrial salesmen in 1971 with a 57.71 dollar average call and expense austerity. It cites McGraw-Hill Sales Management findings, shows cutbacks in entertainment and travel, and mentions salary restructuring toward commissions or offsetting orders.
The Committee for the Re-election of the President shies from discussing a bugging probe touching the Democratic National HQ. Larry OBrien faces a $1 million suit. one of five men arrested was James W. McCord, security coordinator for the Nixon campaign. The committee seeks postponement, warning a hearing before Nov 7 could hurt campaign workers, contributions, and reveal confidential information.
Fred Harris reviews Chanute's example of social change through the New Politics movement. He highlights Henry Lopez and Bud Ross as catalysts, notes obstacles they faced from bankers and peers, and urges embracing diversity beyond age, color, and creed. The piece links local progress to broader national shifts.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports McGovern weighs refunding all contributions over $1,000 to fund his campaign while avoiding debt. The piece notes Kathy Kimelman’s push, Ribicoff's critique, platform gaffe on consumer protections, Yippie convention plots, and Tony Boyle’s legal troubles tied to Humphrey.
A guest column critiques routine sports interviews filled with clichés. Examples include players dodging hard questions and reporters asking predictable queries after famous games, with humorous anecdotes from Larsen Brodie Craig and others to illustrate the incongruity.
Maryann Clifford, 22, applied for one of six summer messenger posts at the Supreme Court but was told a woman would be a liability. The court said the remark reflected awkwardness, not a policy. Clifford plans to file an administrative charge with the U.S. marshal's office claiming sex discrimination.
In Saugus California at Cablevision Channel 6 a Playboy centerfold was left in front of weather gauges before 6 am last Saturday. The gag aired for 75 minutes with few complaints. station manager Craig Rahn said he might make it a recurring Saturday feature.
Twenty five years ago heat spurred police actions amid rising domestic finances intoxication arrests and weekend patrols. Weather experts blamed humidity for discomfort. Neosho county oats yield peaks at 100 bushels per acre on T E Thurman and son farm near Galesburg. Fifty years ago a ban on male allanthus and odorous trees including cottonwood seeds. ordinance by Mayor Hamilton passed.
A brief biblical verse notes that there is joy in the presence of God when a sinner repents, citing Luke 15 10. The line underscores spiritual celebration for repentance and forgiveness.
Channel schedules announce last minute changes for Democratic Convention coverage and prime time films and shows. Programs include Alias Smith and Jones, The Police satire, Jean Shepherd's America, and late night talk with Cavett and Harvey with weather segments.
Friday evening listings show high demand fare from Westerns to game shows. Notable entries include High Chaparral Sanford and Son Wagon Train Partridge Family Room 222 The Pace of Fear Love American Style and Governor and JJ plus late-night Dick Cavett Tonight Show Paul Harvey and Faith weather updates.
A July 13 history roundup notes Civil War draft riots in New York City with about 1000 deaths in three days. It also recalls actions from 1787 Northwest Ordinance, 1822 Greek victory at Thermopylae Pass, 1878 end of the Russia Turkish war, and 1919 Britain's A34 dirigible Atlantic crossing.
Subscription terms list prices for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside trade territory with tax details. Rates cover one year six months three months and one month with tax amounts and Chanute post office options. The piece notes AP republication rights and Bureau of Circulation membership.
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