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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
4
Tribune editorial notes rush by Wichita area leaders to push countywide half cent sales taxes. Geary Wyandotte Johnson County leaders join in, while editorial cautions about raising tax load and urges welcoming a county tax in Johnson County to keep shoppers local.
Udall unleashes sharp critique of Ford energy policy calling it recession fueling and inflationary. He denounces the strip mining veto as phony and argues it would create jobs. He also urges more public exposure for Wallace to reveal his politics and leadership to American voters.
The piece notes that reservations may not be held past 6 p.m. without guarantee and advises travelers to secure lodging in advance in Washington. It cites the bicentennial atmosphere, the need for guaranteed late arrival, and mentions that even high officials will face tight rooms by 1976.
Meeting goers and tourists flood the capital as the National Conference of State Legislatures hosts a packed Washington week. Kansas delegates endure housing delays at DuPont Plaza while Amway and World Future Society also draw crowds. officials predict more travelers as schools end and summer schedules start. The Intergovernmental Relations Committee plans a final meeting in mid August in Denver.
The Neosho Tribune lists subscription options for various regions including trade territory and outside areas. Rates cover different terms from one month to one year with applicable Kansas sales tax and postal handling, plus carrier delivery options for Chanute and area towns.
The United Press International asserts exclusive rights to republish all local news from the newspaper and all UPI dispatches. This claim covers the printed local content as well as dispatch material supplied by UPI.
A confidential GAO audit shows Nixon used 33.35 left of a 100000 transition grant while not charged for large expenses. Salaries for 54 federal staff at San Clemente cost taxpayers 265580, plus Portage for office space and services. The audit lists numerous line items from furnishings to stationery and communication costs, plus 118076.93 to deactivate the Florida compound. It also notes bequests of household items and later warehouse holdings including bulletproof glass and security fences. Church supporters press Senator Church to enter the presidential race while he resists mixing politics with the CIA FBI probe.
Health Secretary Caspar Weinberger said the Ford administration wants a new national health insurance program but not this year. He warned against Kennedy type plans, urged cost containment, and said Congress may enact a plan soon to ease rising medical costs while relying on private sector strength.
Governors at the 67th national conference in New Orleans failed to vote on a resolution opposing energy price hikes as a conservation tactic. Republican leaders blocked action while Democrats pressed for a policy statement linking higher taxes to fuel conservation and highway funding.
Four Chanute High School seniors Dwight Blackwood Bill Penner Jack Wortman and Jim Fehr will travel to Wichita North High School Sunday for Boys State mock government activities. The event marks the 25th annual participation by Chanute students. A note on Parsons history recalls a 1925 Klansmen gathering with over two thousand attendees from nearby cities.
The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights will hold its regular monthly meeting at 1 p.m. June 13 in the Patio Room of the Wichita Public Library. The commission will reconvene at 9:30 a.m. June 14 to complete business.
The fragment presents a biblical verse about uncertainty and fear of danger. It notes a life of daily dread with no assurance, tying to the warning language of Deuteronomy 28:66.
Dissident Republicans prepare a contingency to form a shadow party across all 50 states if a third option is needed for the 1976 presidential ballot. Senator Jesse Helms chairs the panel studying ballot laws as talks consider Wallace and Reagan potential pairing for a separate ticket.
Colorado wildlife officials say they cannot prosecute ranchers suspected of using thallium sulfate bait that killed more than a dozen bald and golden eagles in two western counties. Prosecution hinges on eyewitnesses. penalties are limited to halting permits, prompting calls for new laws.
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