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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
2
A Tribune editorial notes a national survey showing Americans view Congress as doing a lousy job while backing Ford in a political clash. It argues the elected Congress is weak and that Ford, though not elected nationally, has become a strongman overriding the legislature.
In Chanute the community shows pride and compassion as friends and neighbors support a family after the death of a beloved husband and father. The note thanks nurses, doctors, pastors, funeral staff, and merchants who offered care, visits, and prayers during a difficult time.
A local observer recalls a Wednesday with mixed delays at Santa Fe crossing and a 5:59 p.m. closure. The piece notes mobile office ideas for Sen. Bob Dole, Coffeyville district budget changes, and a busy Chanute town scene with parks, shopping, and nightlife as residents bustle through an unseasonably active evening.
Washington politics spotlight Rep. Larry McDonald of Georgia is accused of fringe tactics and McCarthy era smear campaigns. The first-term congressman faces criticism for 140 nonfloor speeches, campaign filing irregularities, and a divorce battle amid debates over food stamp and oil lobby issues.
A group of Midwestern governors urged Congress not to regulate prices for fresh natural gas over the next five years. They argued deregulation would spur exploration, raise prices to encourage conservation, and foster alternative energy. Also urging antitrust reviews and limits on federal overreach, they pressed for environmental oversight clarity and rail and fuel initiatives.
The notice lists subscription prices for area towns and Chanute post office boxholders with tax and postage details. It also states United Press International holds exclusive republication rights to local news printed and UP dispatches.
The outer shell of Chanute's ARC armory west of Royster stadium is nearly complete. The new armory will house members of company C, 835th engineer aviation battalion returning from summer camp at Camp McCoy Wisconsin next month. Stanley S. Inwood, Emporia State College assistant football coach, is hired as Chanute Junior College coach. Heavy rain disrupts and delays the Neosho Valley Creamery picnic at Erie while Saddle Club rodeo faces another postponement.
Western, neutral and nonaligned leaders say the Helsinki conference offers Moscow a short term gain by recognizing postwar frontiers while the humanitarian clauses give satellite nations room to maneuver. Critics warn the pact could loosen Brezhnev era controls as frontiers may change peacefully and contact increases probe Russian influence. The long term leverage rests on humanitarian language and freedom of information.
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