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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues Nixon’s price freeze exposes Phase 3 voluntary controls as a failure and calls for mandatory measures. It notes inflation above 9 percent and urges decisive action, including wage controls, to stabilize the economy within a 60 day window.
A reader laments juvenile misbehavior after a drunk driver killed Norma J Treloggen in Omaha. The writer recounts thefts at Memorial Park Cemetery and urges publishing names of offenders to deter crime and curb parental coddling.
An airline crew faces trouble after a Florida incident. The pilot notes a near perfect landing at the wrong airport eight miles away and passengers were shuttled to the correct destination. The piece then shifts to humorous misdirections in road navigation across towns, humorously detailing lane, exit, and one-way street confusions.
West Virginia towns carry quirky monikers as readers recall humorous contrasts. The piece notes Laughable and vivid names from Dart to Mud and Twilight and highlights historical shifts in county naming styles.
Washington dispatch reports Frank Carlucci directing the Small Business Administration to disobey the law over disaster area declarations and emergency aid. Tense exchange pits SBA Administrator Tom Kleppe against Rep. Jim Hanley as the saga unfolds.
Disclosures show Kleppe and Carlucci defied or skirted disaster relief law under presidential pressure. ITT probe signals harsher penalties. HUD official Maxwell blocked fee cuts before moving to TICOR. Nixon appointee Horowitz sparks diplomat concern amid labor ties and Kalmbach Watergate confirmations.
Salvatore L. Bibona of New York collects traffic and revenue data for the proposed Southeast Kansas Turnpike feasibility study. Bibona represents Coverdale and Colpitts, Inc., a transportation and industrial consulting firm. Technical studies to be reported by another firm.
Channel lists advance schedules and note possible last minute changes or substitutions. Entries include Sanford and Son The Naturalists and various program pairings such as The Quiet War Petticoat Junction and Masterpiece Theater with times around 6 to 10 pm and late night offerings like The Tonight Show and Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy.
Fredonia report on the second 4-71 judging school of the year in Wilson County held June 11 at High Prairie Methodist Church. Twenty six girls joined, 19 seniors and seven juniors, with top scores led by Jeanna Evans 703 and Debbie Scott 697 in seniors and Donna Linn 385 Deanna Hutchison 381 Teresa Morgan 361 in juniors.
CBS scrapped its instant analysis after Nixon's economic address and will place reviews back into the regular news schedule. Actor David Birney discusses his post TV career plans including raising at least 250000 dollars for a new theater project in Washington and Abingdon.
Yates Center Woodson County commissioners allocated 60 percent of the January to June revenue sharing funds to the road and bridge department while 40 percent will be spent on a new vault storage and the communication center as part of jail renovation and expansion.
Twenty five years ago showers across the area helped green crops while strong winds with the rain damaged wheat. Neosho county agent Lester Shepherd said non ripe wheat will recover once sunlight dries moisture. Rainfall ranged two inches to three quarters of an inch. A fire at the Santa Fe station near noon involved Dean M. Carlson’s car nearly causing a small blaze.
Independence Hackney and Sons (Midwest) Inc a local truck body maker for the beverage trade says all hourly workers receive a general raise averaging eight cents per hour. Combined with a February rise the annual increase amounts to about eight percent for the year.
The late Sir Noel Coward left most of his estate to his longtime valet Cole Lesley and South African actor Graham Payn. The will, made public this week, specifies an undisclosed sum to be split between the two, with Coward having died last March at age 73.
A short religious verse from Isaiah 41 10 emphasizes fear not for I am with you and will strengthen uphold and help you with my righteous right hand today
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