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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
2
Chanere Tribune laments the stalled peaceful path in South Africa as white leadership resists concessions. It criticizes U S pressure to aid black advancement and notes Rhodesia and Mozambique tensions. It warns of broader regional instability and Soviet influence without negotiation.
New IRS commissioner Jerome Kurtz revealed 481 cases of potentially illegal corporate slush funds uncovered by special investigations. Seventy one cases have been referred to the Intelligence Division for possible criminal fraud prosecutions, with others pending. The probes began in April 1976 under former commissioner Donald Alexander and are not complete. If evidence supports, corporate officers could face heavy fines and prison sentences. outcomes depend on follow-through and evidence.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription options for readers in Neosho Allen Wiser and Woodson counties with varying rates by term. Yearly rates run around 52 to 57 dollars with monthly carrier delivery and sales tax noted. post office boxholders have separate pricing and delivery terms.
Keith Wright surveys language quirks from a London talk on word counts and a Daily Record editor's critique of finalize. He cites Senator Bob Dole on vending machines in schools and frames debate on school lunch rules and nutrition.
Vernon Estes, a 30 year farmer, lives with his wife Ellen in a brick house in Bovina Texas. He laments the squeeze on small farmers from agricultural giants while the wheat and corn fields loom large around the town.
In Texas Panhandle towns like Bovina, farmers struggle as wheat prices fall from 4.41 to 2.00 per bushel and input costs surge. Irrigation fuels rise with natural gas costs, banks tighten credit, and foreclosures loom while growers seek fair returns for their labor and assets.
Kansas doctor Byron Liggett fights the 1976 mandatory malpractice insurance and health care stabilization fund. He argues the law violates his right to earn a living and discriminates against physicians. The case, filed with Barton County District Court, will be argued July 5 under Judge Frederick Woleslager.
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