Tribune Editorial: Compromising allegiance to South Korea
The editorial argues the U S has funded and protected South Korea since before the Korean War, while accusing Seoul of corruption and dictatorship. It cites alleged South Korean activism in the U S, Korean intelligence presence, and links to Sun Myung Moon, urging disclosure and restraint on foreign influence and the alliance’s high costs.
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United States
South Korea
South Vietnam
America
Sun Myung Moon
South Korean
Central Intelligence Agency
Moon
Tribues Forum praises Tim Erickson and school system
A reader compliments Tim Erickson and The Tribune for printing his graduation speech and lauds the democratic school system for allowing criticism. The letter notes limited personal knowledge of local education but recalls chemistry teacher Russell Kern as a tough but effective mentor who prepared a son for college at K-State.
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Tim Erickson
The
Tribune
Democratic
Russell Kern
K-State
Kern
Open letter urges Chanute curriculum shift to traditional focus
Taxpaying citizens urge District 413 to return Chanute High School curriculum to traditional methods. Tim Erickson cites five years of discussion and broad public sentiment against the Chanute Plan. Governors conference on drug abuse prevention in Overland Park draws 150 attendees, including lawmen and students, with diverse professionals weighing in.
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Board of Education
Tim Erickson
Chanute High School
District 413
Overland Park
Experts convene on drug abuse issues in statewide conference
Conferees from employers unions and public agencies debated prevention education and treatment. They agreed no simple fixes exist and urged local, state, and federal collaboration. Gov Bennett warned funds are limited yet optimism rose for increased volunteer efforts and shared strategies. Ron Frye of Chanute SEK Regional Planning Commission joined the discussion.
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Kansas
Bob Bennett
Ron Frye
Chanute
SEK Regional Planning Commission
Subscription rates and delivery details for Chanute News
Rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties include Ran tax. One year with 48c tax six months with 2% tax three months with 7c tax and one month with 7c tax. Area towns with carrier delivery list yearly and semiannual prices. Chanute post office boxholders pay tax and postage. Chanute carrier price is $2.50 per month plus tax. UP exclusive rights noted.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Kansas
Carter Seen as Decent but With Limited Vision in Plains
Washington reports from Plains Georgia describe Jimmy Carter at Sunday services and as a church deacon amid civil rights era tensions. The piece contrasts his steady character with a noted limit to his vision, and recalls Koinonia boycott history and Redford’s recounting of All the President's Men premiere involvement.
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Washington
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Hal Bernton
Carter
Lillian Carter
Jimmy
Carters
Gloria Spann
Detroit
Coleman Young
Morris Udall
Udall
Bernton
Secret Service
Georgia
Koinonia
Florence Jordan
Robert Redford
White House
Gerald Ford
Redford
Ford
Kennedy Center
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Episcopals Seek $100 Million Campaign Plan Approved
The Episcopal Church moves to raise as much as $100 million over three to five years led by Presiding Bishop John Maury Allin. The plan, dubbed a partnership fund, would support subsidized projects such as black church colleges overseas dioceses and evangelism while some funds stay in dioceses. Budget forecasts rise to 14.1 million in 1977 with further increases for 1978 and 1979, amid debates over church reforms and funding priorities.
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United Press International
Episcopal Church
John Maury Allin
Minneapolis
Christoph Keller Jr
Arkansas
Allin
Episcopal
Paul
Corinth
Keller
Beleair Securities to operate 1640 acres in oil recovery
Twenty five years ago a major secondary oil recovery project emerged in the area with an estimated cost of 500000. Beleair Securities Co of New York and E F Gidley of New York, with Lloyd D Burton as general manager, assumed operation of 1640 acres of leases. Fifty years ago in 1926 Thomas Wilson traveled to the Hi V camp at Camp Wood near Emporia for a several day outing.
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Beleair Securities Co
New York
E. F. Gidley
Lloyd D. Burton
Chanute
Thomas Wilson
Camp Wood
Emporia
Dole Tightens Major Corporate Tax Loophole in DISC Reforms
Senate Finance Committee backed Sen. Dole's amendment to curb Domestic International Sales Corps. It would limit tax deferrals on export income, aiming to recoup about 460 million yearly while House plans target 2 billion. Debate highlights Dole's ties to oil and gas donors and differing views on minimum tax and real estate shelters.
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Tribune
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Dole
R-Russell
International Sales Corp
Disc’s
U.S. Treasury
Dole
House
Senate
Kansas
DISC
U.S
Bible verse Psalm 66 2 3 quoted as guidance
The user provides Psalm verses calling for wicked to perish and the righteous to rejoice. This item presents a religious quotation rather than a news event or report. No entities or dates are present.
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Charute Plan
Alcoholics Anonymous
Small Society
Brickman
Chanute Tribune Ear
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Spirot
AGNEW
Hymie Weinberg
Hays
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Henry Kissinger
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
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