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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
2
The piece criticizes lawmakers for donating copies of the Congressional Record to dodge taxes. It notes the Record is public property and questions gifting benefits. It highlights the Government Printing Office practice of distributing large bound sets to members and staff at an annual cost of about $2 million.
Missouri residents face state income tax on federal income tax rebates. Officials warn the impact will be small, $3 to $5 per person, while revenue loss is estimated at about $4.9 million due to federal rule changes. Legislators contest that the tax contradicts federal intent.
A humorous essay notes the author’s simple faith and reluctance to embrace deep spirituality. Enroute from a Chamber of Commerce tour to Reinhardt’s Holstein dairy, a quip about reincarnating as a Holstein cow reveals domestic life and the cow herd’s calm routine.
A 1950s Army LSD test showed troops in mock combat becoming disorganized and distracted, described as chaotic and comical. Psychiatry experts warned of possible weaponization, while others caution against using LSD beyond medical treatment. Separate EPA morale survey found 46 percent dissatisfied, with concerns over political influence and hiring practices.
Rates are listed for mail subscriptions in Neosho Alien Wilson and Woodson counties with Kansas sales tax. one year $15.45 six months $7.24 three months $4.38 and one month $1.80. Chanute post office boxholders pay $27.81 per year $13.90 six months $6.95 three months and Chanute carrier service is $2.25 monthly. United Press International retains exclusive republication rights for local news and UP dispatches.
The ICC reviews documents alleging railroad owned grain cars were used by large grain firms to depress elevator prices. Companies named include Continental Grain, Bunge, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus, Central Soya, Lincoln Grain, Tabor & Co., and Cook Industries. Elevators faced discounts or losses to obtain cars, amid a railcar shortage since 1973 and alleged tariff abuse to monopolize car supply.
Neosho County 4 H members earned three purples, nine blues, eight reds and two whites at the District 4H Horse Show in Iola. Individuals named include Becky Blaine, Donna Blaine, Jeff Fowler, Terri Vanderford, Bob Vanderford, and Mark Neely, with wins across showmanship western pleasure horse manship reining pole bending and barrel racing. Blue and purple winners qualify for state fair in September.
Names of the eight Neosho County men called in the new draft announced today. Only single men aged 18 to 25 are classified 1A eligible for immediate service. Also notes Chanute’s 1925 designation as permanent headquarters for the Fourth Highway Division with H. D. Barnes as division engineer establishing offices in the Memorial Building.
A biblical instruction from Deuteronomy 16 18 calls for appointing judges and officers in every town to judge the people with righteous judgment shaping governance and legal order.
President Ford arrives at the Helsinki conference amid criticism that the United States should have better explained its position. Kissinger backs U S participation as essential to European detente while the 400 page summit text urges non intervention and human rights. Ford notes detente hinges on all sides honoring pledges as Baltic ethnic leaders worry over Soviet postwar gains.
General Motors and Chrysler report earnings and losses for the second quarter, signaling a bottoming-out and a cautious upswing that could bring back more than 100 000 idled workers. They consider price hikes of about 300 per car on 1976 models to bolster margins amid weak sales.
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