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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1975

Page

2

Fishing Fever Escalates as June Warmth Sparks New Spots

A Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission release notes rising fishing activity with more locations opening, including a forthcoming site near the area. The writer hints at returning to childhood haunts and expects a second treatment over the weekend as the season heats up.

Kansas to build fish friendly Big Hill Lake for largemouth bass

The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission and Army Corps approved a clearing plan for the 1200 acre Big Hill Lake to favor largemouth bass habitat. Standing timber will stay for cover with selective removal near the dam, boat lanes carved, and two farm ponds inundated to stock game fish. Completion is slated for April 1979 near Parsons.

Kansas Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Commission Army Corps of Engineers Corps Big Hill Lake R. W Bill” Fowler Weir Fish and Game Big Hill Ray Kansas Water Resources Board U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Kansas Department of Health Parsons Big Hill Creek

Washington leaks reveal Joint Chiefs’ lavish benefits and pay

The piece argues top military leaders are not sacrificing pay, detailing salaries, tax free benefits, personal allowances, and luxurious housing. It notes five enlisted aides, government limousines, VIP air travel, resort discounts, and post retirement full benefits with no retirement contributions, totaling an estimated taxpayer cost near 200000 per chief.

Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs George S. Brown JCS Pentagon David C. Jones Air Force

Library shelves offer a mini vacation in books

Chanute Public Librarian Jean Gray highlights seven day shelves stocked with new novels. Readers can escape for a couple of hours with titles by West Hailey Gordimer Gallico Austen L’Amour and more. The list includes The Massacre at Fall Creek The Limner The Moneychangers Shardik and several others for thrills and medical backdrops.

Jean Gray Chanute Fall Creek Jessamyn West Paul Boles Moneychangers Arthur Hailey Shardik Richard Adams Nadine Gordimer Margery Sharp Arris Moscow Paul Gallico Old Jack Wendell Berry Central Park Evan Rhodes Malcolm Macdonald Elman James Nash Richard Matheson Robert Cormier Robert Peck Sanditon Jane Austen North Star Hammond Innes James Graham Woman In the Mirror Winston Graham Michael Bar-Zohar Loyd Little Maurice Hilliard Geoffrey Household

Rosemary Wells Added to Collection on Shelves

A note indicates Rosemary Wells have been added to the collection but are seldom found on the shelves. Staff will tag them for you to locate.

Subscriptions Rates and Publication Details

Subscription pricing for various territories and delivery options is listed for the Neosho area and beyond. Rates include state tax where applicable, with yearly and short-term options for in town, mail, Chanute post office boxholders, and carrier delivery, plus a note on United Press International republication rights.

Neosho Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co Kansas Chanute United Press International

Editorial Urges End to Costly Congressional Fringe Benefits

Tribune editorial denounces a House vote granting lawmakers perks including two newsletters a year, 23 000 more for staff, 11 extra home trips a year, and a total 12 million yearly cost. It faults lack of inflation relief and calls trips and newsletters self-serving and wasteful.

U.S. House of Representatives Washington Capitol Hill

Prisoner Work-Release Program Praised by City Court

City Court Judge Dick Ashley is commended for initiating a local prisoner work-release program. The piece argues the plan preserves employment, supports families, reduces stigma, and teaches responsible behavior, acknowledging enforcement challenges but urging support and broader adoption.

Dick Ashley

Statewide study begins on secondary oil recovery

A statewide study of secondary oil recovery methods for production will start in the Chanute area. An 11 member governor appointed committee will compile data for an official publication. A separate note recalls a 1925 incident where a car slid into Santa Fe reservoir but its driver escaped unhurt before the vehicle was recovered from 25 feet of water.

Chanute Santa Fe

U.N. Seeks More Funds for Indochina Aid Efforts

U.N. aid for Indochina progresses slowly with only 17.8 million of a 100 million request pledged and 7.8 million received. Agencies have contributed 7.2 million, while political uncertainties limit large donor participation. U.S. aid hinges on clarity of South Vietnamese policy. communications with Saigon and Hanoi are improving but scale remains small.

United Nations UPI Indochina U.N South Vietnam Kurt Waldheim World Food Program Food and Agriculture Organization United States North Vietnam South Vietnam Saigon Hanoi

Spacecraft to explore solar system from polar orbits

A group of over 100 scientists at Goddard discussed sending probes north or south of the ecliptic plane to observe new solar system phenomena. They cited cost and energy as barriers but urged a shared NASA European Space Agency effort with European builders and American rockets to back a polar mission.

AL Rossiter Jr UPI Washington Space Sciences Solar System United States Russia Goddard Space Flight Center Here Lennard Fisk Space Agency J. A. Simpson University of Chicago I. S. Rasool NASA Rasool European Space Agency

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