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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
Editorial advocates radio and television coverage of U S House sessions with cautious steps. A panel will study the plan and initial broadcasts may run on closed circuit for six months on Capitol Hill. The piece argues selective, well backgrounded coverage could educate the public without overexposure.
The former actor and California governor signals support for an open GOP convention, fueling speculation he may challenge Ford for the nomination while Ford stands with Nelson Rockefeller. Rival conservatives argue Reagan differs in style but not philosophy, raising doubts about broad voter appeal.
San Francisco delegates to the National Hookers Convention plan a one night strike as a show of support for COYOTE in a protest during the summer solstice. Margo St James leads COYOTE which seeks to unionize prostitutes and push decriminalization through symposiums on legal rights and private sexual matters.
COYOTE spokespeople say actress Jane Fonda will attend sessions on prostitution as emotional therapy. A panel will include Las Vegas Madam Beverly Harrell and Kitty Desmond of the Golden Gate Foundation, accused in court of running a house of ill repute. Desmond argues for sexual education and legal tweaks to decriminalize prostitution as part of a charity event.
By Mail to Chanute Post Office Boxholders in cluding applicable sales tax and postage One year 27.81 Six months 13.90 Three months 6.95. By Carrier in Chanute 2.25 monthly plus applicable sales tax payable in advance.
The United Press International holds exclusive rights to reuse local news printed in the newspaper and all UP news dispatches for republication. This notice asserts UP ownership of content and its distribution rights.
DOJ weighs pursuing top CIA officials or agents for illegal acts linked to murders burglaries and LSD dosing while EPA water standards face criticism as a “travesty.” Capitol Hill pennies thefts raise questions of missing prototypes and possible high value on the rare coins.
President Ford quietly signaled his 1976 campaign launch with formal filings planned by Friday. Howard Callaway named campaign manager while David Packard to lead campaign finances. Nessen stressed costs would be borne by GOP supporters. Ford avoided a live appearance, directing reporters to Oval Office briefings.
EPA report shows none of Kansas seven regions meet all Clean Air Act standards. Nationwide 156 of 247 regions miss at least one pollutant. Kansas areas exceed limits for particulates, with northeast and south central regions worst affected. Regions include Topeka Wichita Salina Kansas City Great Bend Coffeyville Dodge City.
The report outlines Kansas state borders with Nebraska, Colorado and Oklahoma, naming counties such as Ness, Rush, Barton, Pratt, Stafford, Lyon and Coffey. It also notes the Kansas City metropolitan area surpassing air quality thresholds for particulates and carbon monoxide.
The Menninger Foundation will host a six day seminar June 22 to 27 in Topeka for young executives. The program aims to teach psychology of human dynamics to improve leadership, management skills and communication.
The state treasurer's office in Topeka reports apportionment of cigarette tax revenue to counties for the quarter ended May 31. Allen County received 11745.28, Neosho 14139.84, Wilson 10552.60, and Woodson 3840.79.
Calendar note records Herb Goodard and his Oklahoma Wanderers appearing each Thursday at Club Forest south of the city. Also reports Dr. John N. Sherman resigning as county health officer and Dr. Dean Gough replacing him. the role carries 35 dollars per month with health inspections of schools disease checks, and sanitation investigations. Fifty years ago in 1925 Kansas Engineering Company reps surveyed highways for Neosho County plans from Thayer to Morehead and east from Chanute, as Isaiah 9 2 provides a biblical benediction in the text.
Governor George Wallace outlines campaign turf targeting small businessmen and workers as the 1976 bid begins. He wheels forward at an NRA Federation audience delivering strong law and order lines while opposing elite tax privileges and welfare. He hints at a symbolic break with government forms and stresses foreign policy toughness.
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