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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
2
A three member county board faces an ouster proceeding for alleged malfeasance in office. Accusations include selling a county home without bids, building a bridge with no bids, permitting road work on private property, and hiring an unlicensed county engineer.
The article notes growing outcry over Phase 4 of the administration’s economic plan as food costs rise and beef prices remain frozen until Sept. 12. Cattle producers argue the policy is discriminatory and slow to adjust, while analysts project steep future costs if inflation persists. Sylvia Porter warns of dramatic price increases by 1980 and beyond.
Washington dispatch reports CIA talk of curtailing gasoline shipments to the United States in retaliation for the soybean embargo. The piece notes U.S. soy production dominance, European refinery routes, and fears of reduced gas flow to an energy-short America. It also covers related political commentary and backstory on Nixon era disclosures.
A humorous informal piece outlines a simple reader quiz about character and appearances. It includes six true or false prompts with playful explanations and answers, noting that color cues and behaviors often mislead and that common sense guides judgment.
Burl Buzz Schaberg Jr. rode as a passenger in a boat driven by Don Elder when it struck skier Mrs Mary Brett near the Duck Creek arm at Ketchum. Brett, 29, Tulsa, was in critical condition after treatment in Vinita and Tulsa hospitals, with multiple injuries including kidney loss, liver damage, punctured lung, broken ribs, and lacerations.
New York columnist Joy Stilley riffs on fashion hoarding and the return of retro trends. She jokes about attic finds and twin sweater sets, noting how today’s discarded items often reappear as stylish again while recalling past wardrobes and the lure of keeping pieces for future wear.
Army engineers forecast a record Neosho flood on Wednesday as waters backed up Main Street to Ashby. The city park diamond and Katy depot were submerged. In Kimball the Ku Klux Klan held a mass initiation with about 4,000 attendees nearby.
The Chanute Public Library adds the Atlas of the Biblical World by Denis Baly and A D Tushingham. It features 49 maps 69 photographs and nine diagrams to show how terrain climate and vegetation shaped Biblical lands. Check out is seven days.
A devotional line highlights Psalm 66 20 praising God for not turning away prayer or mercy. The verse affirms divine constancy and protection for the faithful reader.
A listing of daytime and evening programs including Houseboat with Cary Grant and Sophia Loren, Ensign Pulver, and The Mexican Connection. Notable entries cover Maude, Hollywood Squares, Bonanza, and Love American Style with a late lineup ending around midnight.
NBC introduces Tomorrow a one hour late night discussion with Tom Snyder anchoring KNBC veteran says show will stay close to news while avoiding politicians. He aims for advocacy through conversation and worries about government deception and propaganda.
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