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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
2
The Salina Journal discusses how teachers are viewed by the public as underpaid and enjoying easy hours while arguing they work nights and weekends grading, preparing, and pursuing advanced degrees. It notes summer unemployment benefits harming teachers' image and cites local wages of about 11 195 to 11 575 with benefits for the next year.
Harold Stoud, a Chanute teacher and CNEA member, defends the district’s teaching climate while stating he has not endorsed the leadership's public stance. He notes his past nonmembership and return to influence the group toward his own views. He apologizes to Dr. Steele for others speaking in his name.
A narrator reflects on mixed feelings about laundry and chores. They contrast modern labor saving devices with childhood wash days. The piece recalls pumping water, a wood range, a gasoline powered washer, wringers, and ironed irons, ending with lingering guilt.
A lengthy critical exposé outlines internal corruption at the DEA, detailing mishandling of investigations, CIA ties, and discipline on staff. John Bartels resigns after pressure from Deputy Attorney General Harold Tyler as hearings loom before Sen. Henry Jackson.
Subscription rates across trade areas and out of area for Chanute publication include annual and semiannual options with tax specifics. Carrier and boxholder terms apply with monthly and quarterly plans and post office delivery options. The paper notes exclusive UPI republication rights and ABCE membership.
A columnist draws a parable of a stubborn mule to illustrate the public’s struggle with unresponsive government. The piece argues elections offer only indirect leverage as bureaucracy deepens, noting lawmakers’ limited day to day contact and officials’ protected civil service constraints.
The article discusses ideas to force government to perform, including an ombudsman role and penalties for delays. John G. Stewart suggests reforms such as requiring the IRS to pay 6 percent interest on late tax refunds, aiming to restore public confidence in federal government competence and fairness.
Instructions for contacting the Tribune carrier when delivery is missed. Provides a phone number 431 4100 and time windows 5 30 to 6 p m on weekdays and by 9 a m Saturday for reporting. Includes guidance on calling if the carrier is unavailable.
President Ford gains conservative support after ordering the Mayaguez rescue, pardoning Nixon, and signing the tax cut despite criticism. Advisers push altering Rockefeller’s vice presidential path to ease conservative opposition, though Ford shows no enthusiasm for the plan.
Continental Air Lines announced the purchase of 21 passenger aircraft as it seeks an approved Kansas City to Tulsa route with Chanute as a stop. The route, initially awarded to Park Air Lines of East St. Louis, was never operated by that company.
Johnson County Health Department removed two comic book style sex education pamphlets from the Overland Park Youth Clinic after complaints that the books were pornographic. The county ordered an investigation of the materials by the Board of Health. Linda Larson said the removal is temporary.
A short biblical verse from Chronicles proclaims let the heavens be glad and the earth rejoice let the sea roar and all that fills it and the field exult and everything in it
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