Tribune Peoples Forum Conflict Opinions
A reader urges support for the city fire department and chief Charles Ogle amid conflict with the city manager. The writer argues volunteers delay response times and stresses firefighters’ demanding duties and dedication to protect homes and families.
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Reunion Thank You Highlights Chanute Community Spirit
The Tiger reunion drew citizens, city officials, police, Chamber of Commerce, merchants, Chanute airport, The Chanute Tribune, Neosho County Community Junior College, Unified District 413, churches and many friends. Former CHS Negro students recalled education’s impact and the need for local opportunity. They are now professionals who left for better jobs but welcomed back with a red carpet and a warm Chanute salute.
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Editor's harsh critique of Angola prompts paid killer reply
Dr Henry K Baker attacks an Angola editorial in the Tribune arguing capital punishment and spying labels, questions sources, mocks editors, demands justice for mercenaries, and suggests a Gulag tour. Ed Wright notes the Angolan editor did not share Baker's diagnosis but welcomed discussion.
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Subscription rates and mailing options in Chanute area
By Mail in Area Towns Having Carrier Delivery with tax year 19.57 six months 10.30 three months 6.18. By Mail to Chanute Post Office Boxholders including tax and postage one year 27.81 six months 13.90 three months 6.95. By Carrier in Chanute 2.50 monthly plus tax in advance. United Press International exclusive republication rights and UPI dispatches. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Assessing the presidential primary system in 1976
Washington analysis praises the mixed public private funding model for U S presidential campaigns noting the $1000 individual limit and 20 state contribution requirement. It argues the long primary season aids underdogs and scrutiny while acknowledging criticism of its length and spectacle.
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America
Denmark
KSCP president George Budd resigns to step down
George F. Budd, president of Kansas State College of Pittsburg, resigns after 11 years in the post. He will stay on as a tenured education professor until a successor is named and may remain through part of the next academic year. Budd cites new challenges and says major goals have largely been accomplished.
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Kansas wheat harvest nears full swing
Kansas crop report shows 90 percent turning stage by June 19 up from 80 percent last year and 85 percent 10-year average. Harvest activity centers in the southeast with 5 percent harvested statewide. topsoil moisture is short in western regions and sorghum and soybean planting progress is noted along with alfalfa cuttings and pest reports.
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Butz Leaves News Conference Amid Food Stamp Protests
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz quit a Denver briefing after boos and heckling from Colorado Fair Food Stamp Coalition members opposing cuts to federal food stamp programs. He defended the Ford administration and said the country faces a new mood while criticizing support for well off students and strikers.
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Psalm Verse Exults In Return of Joyful Exiles
A biblical verse expresses collective joy as people recall their restoration and laughter returns to tongues. The text highlights communal praise and gratitude for past deliverance and hopeful future, framing the spirit of gratitude and shared celebration.
City resolves bond issue for new sewage plant
City commissioners approved a bond issue exceeding 400000 dollars to fund a new sewage disposal plant after the state refused to authorize further sewer construction. The move follows a flat state rejection and aims to put the project to voters.
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