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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
Wanda Cooper's article in The Tribune expresses deep concern over infant loss and child abuse. The writer shares personal fears about a premature baby and argues against abortion, urging that children are gifts to be loved and cared for.
At Random By Keith Wright notes a new ingredient called linament for bruises as the writer returns to softball after long absence. He describes aging, mutant reflexes, and fatigue while recounting a season of awkward play, near-misses, and a humorous, self-deprecating battle to stay on the field.
A reflective critique of the 1970s energy crisis argues America must rethink growth and luxury consumption. It urges shifting from fossil fuels to solar or atomic power, reducing dependence, and avoiding technological utopianism. It warns the United States cannot demand energy as a birthright and may face limits on conspicuous consumption.
A Watergate memory test cites quiz show style questions about Haldeman Ebrruchman Hunt and others. The AP notes live hearings aired across NBC CBS and ABC with one day per network coverage.
The column notes a shift since Martha Mitchell accused a security guard of violently yanking her telephone and assaulting her in June. As Watergate unfolds, more witnesses speak up about the incident and related tensions.
Martha Mitchell, known for wit and color, created a scene at the Newport Beach Newporter Hotel on June 23. Security guard Steve King restrained her as she accused him, a doctor treated her hand, and John Mitchell and Herb Kalmbach intervened to calm the situation.
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays. Rates listed for mail in trade territory, outside trade territory, carrier area, and Chanute post office boxholders. Names include Fred M Barris president F M Mike Harris general manager and Keith Wright managing editor.
The senate removed a provision for compulsory military training for 18-year-olds from the two year draft bill, while leaving a volunteer year option intact. Rev Fred Shaw and scouts, including Dodney Jenkins Paul Gibson Dale Foose Alden Wilson William Hudson Benton Green Newton Wrench and Cletus Ackerman, completed their annual river float to the state line.
A Bible verse from Psalm 7 11 states that God judges the righteous and is angry with the wicked every day. The quotation reflects traditional Judeo Christian moral framing in a devotional context.
A memorial fund is set up at Baker University for Cheryl Obrock of Humboldt who died in an automobile crash two weeks ago. Ed and Mrs Obrock say the fund aids needy youths attending Baker summer institutes with scholarships in perpetuity. Contributions are accepted at Humboldt National Bank.
Channel listings show last minute changes are not publishable. Prime slots include 7:00 To Kill a Dragon and 7:30 That Certain Summer with Hal Holbrook. Other entries cover Marcus Welby, NBC Reports, Tonight Show and Jack Paar with various program swaps and time shifts.
TV listings for KTEW Ch 2 Chanute KCMO Ch 9 KUHI Ch 16 and others show Wednesday evening programs including Bowling for Dollars Stars Over Kansas Dragnet Making Things Grow Hollywood Squares Partridge Family Anime World Emergency Price is Right and Mystery Movie The Turning Points Homewood Search Cannon News Weather Tonight Show and Dr Kildare Second Effort along with religious and comedy programs listed by channel and time slot.
A New York AP column notes mail can reveal ideas. It states the average man shaves 2712 feet of whiskers in a lifetime. It argues impatience costs in digestion and warns that upkeep beats initial expenses in government funding. It adds 17 cents of every dollar is interest on the national debt.
Four ninth graders Meve Crawford Linda Fox Alex Mile and Shirley Smith earned straight A’s at Royster Junior High School last year. Seventh graders Genese Bunting Debbie Good Lisa Hartman Cathy Johnson Lisa Lassman Nancy McKinney Melinda McNeill Mike Miller Debra Riggle and Vicki Shea made scholastic honor roll for both semesters. Eighth graders Christina Brazil Brenda Brock Rhonda Cheyney Cindy Debler Debbie Disney Monica Geiger Sandy McCoy Randy McDaniel Deanna Moore Susan Ramsey Lori Sigler Betsy Steele Dairlee Tarpley Dede White Diana Willis Martha Johnson Janice Cook also received letters.
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