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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
Stuart Holzman once claimed millionaire wealth and Florida speedboats with bikini-clad companions and $100 bills. He later admitted the tale was a hoax, confessing his mother supported him and that misdeeds aren’t erased by truth.
Catfish farming emerges as a growing industry in southwest Kansas as demand and prices for livestock rise. Ver non Krehbiel of Pretty Prairie notes rapid growth since the meat boycott, with about 25 operations across seven counties Kiowa Sumner Pratt Harper Barber Cowiche and Kingman and dense spawning near Kingman. Bill Sheppard of Harber coordinates a regional RC D&D effort and suggests committees study catfish farming further.
Keith Wright reflects on visits to Emporia with his mother, recalling a memory filled trip by the Katy doodlebug from Chanute to Emporia. He notes a warted rail line, a friendly but frugal private home stay, and a tense light bulb incident over electricity costs.
The Cleveland Trust Co branch in Salon mistakenly exchanged a $500 check for 2,777,777 pesetas drawn on a Madrid bank. At current rates those pesetas are worth about $50,000. A bank official said the customer is expected to return the funds.
HAL BOYLE argues in New York AP dispatch that the world faces environmental distress largely due to human fault. He portrays widespread disillusion, mistrust, and cynicism as dominant mood, with the sense that all is lost yet hints at a stubborn, dramatic self pity in the analysis.
High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club members demonstrated bread shaping and bake goods while girls prepared meals and clothing projects under leaders Marjorie Shockley and Myrtle Olson. Patty Cake the baby gorilla faces custody as Central Park and Bronx zoos clash over return to Lulu and Kongo.
Washington Merry-Go-Round describes a yearlong Burundi genocide where Tutsi forces slaughtered Hutu rivals from May to August using weapons and blunt instruments. Despite awareness in White House and State Department, no public protest was made.
A Carnegie Endowment funded project led by Roger Morris indicts U S officials for indifference and weak action during Burundi mass killings in 1972. It singles out Assistant Secretary David Newsom and Herman Cohen for rejecting embargo plans, ignoring counsel, and failing to rally stronger measures, while noting limited aid and no ambassador presence.
The Chanute Saddle Club prepares for a weekend dedication of its West Main arena featuring a rodeo and ceremonies. Elmer Haskett, president, notes 115 members have built a 10 acre complex with a club house judge's stand bleachers and chutes. A severe rain storm dropped 6 to 10 inches nearby Saturday afternoon.
Chanute Tribune lists by mail and carrier options with rates for in territory and outside territory. Details include 12 month and shorter terms, tax additions, and carrier delivery charges.
AP profile of Roberta Flack describing her rise from Mr Henrys in Washington to a national audience with a half hour ABC TV special The First Time Ever She is a Howard University graduate and pianist who owns music firms and partners in a production company with Donny Hathaway She discusses TV production and the need to trust the show crew and occasional restarts during filming
Advance channel schedules list programs for evening hours with titles such as Shoes of the Fisherman starring Anthony Quinn and Laurence Olivier, Room 222, Way to the Stars, and The Partridge Family. The fragment outlines a dense prime time grid across multiple channels with various shows and time slots.
Short line quotes John 5 42 about knowing God and lacking love. No further context or names provided.
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