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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1972

Page

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Blanket Amnesty Not Demo Plan

AP reports Senator McGovern would grant amnesty case by case for draft resisters as running mate Eagleton says. Eagleton foresees higher taxes by 1974, denies mass GOP defections, and notes no basic difference on amnesty with Nixon. He comments on strategy and notes Viet Nam war stance, defense cuts, and urban law and order focus.

Washington George McGovern Thomas F. Eagleton McGovern Missouri Democrat Nixon Eagleton CBS South Dakota

County Sets Waste Plan Fund Drive Across Nine Counties

Neosho County Commissioners agreed to contribute 10 cents per resident to finance a nine county solid waste disposal plan and staff. KC officials estimate $20,000 for the commission, with half to match a $20,000 state grant and the rest for a regional planning staff starting July 1973. Five counties participated. four did not send reps and will be contacted. Interv iews for a consultant start in August. plans must be filed by June 30, 1974.

Neosho County Kenneth Sanborn Chanute Will B. Tschudy Regional Planning Commission Kansas Department of Economic Development Allen, Bour Bon Cherokee Lahette Neosho Tschudy Crawford Woodson Wilson Montgomery State Board of Health

Weather Area Forecast Sees Clouds and Cooler Turn

Considerable cloudiness expected with showers and thunder tonight and Tuesday. Winds gusty from the south tonight, shifting to north by morning. Lows tonight mid 60s to low 70s, highs Tuesday in the low 70s to low 80s. Rain chances 70 percent tonight, 50 percent Tuesday.

Many Deficiencies Found In Indispensible F14 Fighter

The Navy disclosed 43 major flaws in test F14 models during a preliminary evaluation, with 16 related to safety. Testimony to a House subcommittee noted 75 minor problems, including engine stalls and recovery from spins, while 10 issues affected the Phoenix missile system. An F14 crash in Chesapeake Bay killed a civilian test pilot. divers are recovering debris.

Washington Navy Chesapeake Bay House

Bike Thefts Big Business in California

California faces a surge in bicycle thefts with 1971 losses estimated at 400000 to 500000 bikes valued up to 30 million. The rise, lack of statewide licensing, and a ready market for stolen bikes fuel the crime, as authorities report few arrests and many culprits, often juveniles, remain on probation.

Los Angeles

U.S. spying claims prompt silence from officials

Ramparts magazine article purports U S intelligence tracks Soviet aircraft and taps transatlantic calls. Officials decline comment while a self described NSA veteran, Winslow Peck, allegations of routine flights over Russia and China are questioned by Defense and NSA spokesmen. He recounts briefing Vice President Humphrey and a Kosygin cosmonaut incident.

San Francisco Ramparts Magazine U.S White House San Clemente Calif Department of Defense Washington National Security Agency Ft. Meade NSA Magaine Winslow Peck Outer Space Defense Department Russia San Diego Ramparts Peck Air Force Vietnam United States Soviet Union China Hubert H. Humphrey Tactical Air Force Alexei Kosygin

Heat and Beer Spark Rock Violence at Puerto Rican Fest

In Boston the heat and heavy beer use sparked a rock throwing rampage after a Puerto Rican Independence Day festival. About 2,000 involved, 19 injured including six officers, 35 arrests, fires set at a tavern and City Hall branch, and police cordoned area until 10:30 p.m.

Boston Roxbury South End Con

Intercepted Letter Describes McGovern Campaign Pressure

The intercepted letter accuses Eagleton of acting as McGovern's hatchet man and states he must cut radicalism from the campaign. The message portrays internal tensions and sanctioned purging of political rhetoric within the McGovern team.

Eagleton McGovern

Median U S family income tops 10000 for first time

The Census Bureau reports 53.3 million U S families with 27.6 million earning 10000 or more in 1971 elevating the median income to 10285 dollars. Inflation eroded purchasing power, leaving real gains flat while black family median hit 6440 dollars, about 60 percent of white family income.

Washington Census Bureau United States

Plane Stupid Boys Threaten Jet For Cash

In Sapporo two 14 year olds were arrested after ninth phone threats to blow up a jet liner unless paid 10 million yen about 32500 dollars. They sought money to buy plastic models and copied bomb threats from TV.

Sapporo Japan

Cyclists clash at Maryland rally injures several

In Eldersburg near Baltimore state police said three people were shot and two stabbed during a violent confrontation at a cyclists rally attended by about 2,500. Authorities charged 11 people with crimes from concealed weapon to assault with intent to murder after races were canceled amid crowd rowdiness.

Eldersburg Poice

McGovern Resting as Campaign Plans Strategy in South Dakota

Senator George McGovern, the Democratic presidential nominee, flew to the Black Hills in South Dakota for two weeks of rest. He also focuses on staff reshuffling and fall campaign strategy against President Nixon.

Washington George McGovern Black Hills South Dakota Nixon

Daley vows support for entire Democratic ticket

Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley said he would back every Democratic nominee on the federal state and local tickets after insurgents unseated his delegates at the Democratic National Convention. He added he had sent a telegram to George McGovern with his statement of support.

Roy Marts Marts Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley McGovern Suppor

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