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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
2
The piece condemns anonymous vandals who desecrate cemeteries and memorials, burn flags, and trash a Chanute street. It argues they seek rebellion but reveal themselves as sneaks and cowards, urging them to act with pride and be known.
Mrs. Neva Yahns urged replacing the flag poles if enough contributions come in. The Helping Hand CB Club met and voted to donate 150 dollars to the project, calling on other civic groups to meet the challenge in memory of veterans.
A father letters the newspaper defending military retirees and criticizing an editorial that targets military pensions. He recounts four sons in Vietnam service, two who stayed to serve, and argues fairness in benefits for those who served and returned to civilian life.
A compiled roster lists current U S Senate and House members including Sen Robert Dole Sen James Pearson Rep Joe Shubitz and Kansas officials Sen Mike Johnston Rep James Guffey along with Neosho County Commissioners Chanute City Commission and their contact numbers and home addresses for outreach and engagement with constituents.
The writer recalls leading school groups through The Tribune and enjoying reader letters from Alcott students praising the visit. He shares a personal, lighthearted tour of Kustom with Sandy Grogan, admiring the handwork and friendly welcomes. Readers are invited to visit The Tribune.
President Carter, once praised for a hard line on human rights, quietly seeks congressional changes to weaken policy. He had cut military aid to Argentina, Uruguay, and Ethiopia, drawing praise from both sides as the House cut aid to Nicaragua and the Philippines. The House also approved a bill mandating U S representatives at major institutions to oppose loans to violators of human rights.
Washington Derry Round notes President Carter reassessed his aggressive human rights focus after private talks with Congress. He argued cutting funds could hinder ties with tyrannies, while aides push for flexibility. The debate signals a shift toward business as usual in U.S. foreign policy.
Neosho County attorney Edwin H. Rideau III argues Kansas prison overcrowding harms rehabilitation and public safety. He urges legislative funding for prisons and detention facilities, cautions against overreliance on community probation, and notes juvenile system strain and sentencing trends.
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