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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1969
Page
2
Editorial notes that election season arrives before ballots or speeches and that Kansas school boards set budgets now. It argues state funded education relief will lower property taxes, crediting lawmakers who backed aid but warning of upcoming budgeting challenges.
The article argues voters should understand how arithmetic after budget approval sets levies and bills. It notes property taxes would rise without state aid, and stresses that school systems need revenue beyond the levy. Voters should remember state aid limited tax increases.
The piece argues that off year elections reveal the White House party's standing with the public. It notes rising crime in the capital and a mixed Nixon record on schools desegregation lawsuits and AMA clashes, while cautioning Republicans about potential political harms.
George Newton Babcock argues that space expenditure circulates money, aiding various socioeconomic groups during the moon landing era. He contends the moon program benefits even the poor by circulating wealth, contrasting space spending with war and foreign aid.
Dear Miss M A asks why allergenic asthma and nervous reactions to nerves provoke rashes. The doctor explains allergy can raise histamine causing swelling hay fever hives and asthma. He notes nerves can trigger similar reactions and advises the condition is asthma due to allergies with a role for nervous tension.
Washington lawmakers face unprecedented mail urging repeal or sharp reduction of the 2742 per cent oil depletion allowance costing about $2 billion yearly. The piece notes industry opposition, cites President Nixon’s surtax maneuver, and profiles Sen. Barry Goldwater juggling Senate duties, charity efforts, and public replies to constituents.
In Chanute the July news centers on R. J. Hayes leaving the city manager post as commissioners seek a replacement. They justify the change as a step toward improvement while pursuing housing relief, industrial growth, and expanded municipal services over the next two years, shaping the city’s future.
TV lineup highlights The Dirty Game with Henry Fonda and Vittorio Gassman on Channel 12 at 8 00 Desirée with Marlon Brando Jean Simmons Merle Oberon and Michael Rennie Also Gideon of Scotland Yard on Channel 5 and Silver River on Channel 6 Plus a full slate of westerns adventures and talk programs across channels with listings for 6 00 to 10 00 PM Monday through Friday.
Channel lineups across Chanute WDAF KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others show a dense 1960s evening, featuring Apollo XI wrap up, Daniel Boone, Bewitched, Dragnet and The Prisoner plus Tonight Show and Ozark Jamboree style programs across prime hours.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Apollo 11 moon landing marks eight years of rapid space progress from Kennedy to Armstrong and Aldrin. The piece notes NASA reforms after Apollo 1, the rise of U S leadership in space tech, and a symbolic plaque pledging peace for all mankind.
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