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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
2
Editorial notes a potential two cent rise in first class postage to 10 cents tied to a tentative postal labor contract for about 600,000 workers. It cites a $1 billion annual revenue increase to fund higher wages and fringe benefits, while warning service may not improve and urging constructive ideas to reduce costs.
Refiner O H Cunningham warned Kansas listeners the energy crisis is real amid policy failures and ecological debates. He named Alaskan pipeline delays offshore leaks and rising foreign prices as pressures while urging compromise between industry and environmentalists to prevent further shortages.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 50 to 8 pm at Neosha Memorial Hospital. Census shows 65 adults and children with three babies. Friday dismissals include Mrs Mable Keath 1219 W Main Kenneth Colston 1500 W Main and Mrs Claire Christie 106 S Forest.
A dense listing of channel airings across KC and local stations detailing morning through late-night programs. Includes cartoons, kids shows like Sesame Street, The Osmonds, and Bugs Bunny, plus films such as The Amazing Chan, Jetsons, and Scooby Doo Movies.
The Senate Interior Committee backed a bill to grant immediate right of way for the 780 mile Alaska pipeline to Valdez at a $3.5 billion cost. An amendment calls for a Canada to Midwest route study over 14 months with three more months for Congress. Environmentalists back the trans Canada plan while court rulings on environmental effects may delay any project by up to two years.
A confidential House Crime Committee report accuses horse racing of fixed races and Mafia influence. It describes bettors paying off winning tickets to Cosa Nostra financiers and notes inadequate track security enabling race fixing.
A federal committee warns horse racing threatens state and industry integrity with jockey fraud drugging and ringers across at least 12 states. It cites mafia ownership of tracks, hidden stakes, and payoffs to politicians, urging interstate pacts, stronger penalties, testing, and security forces to curb abuses.
A Chanute library feature blends book notes with film listings and quotes. The page highlights biographies and history titles alongside a pair of classic movies Viva Maria and Dr Strangelove with cast lines, plus a biblical verse closing the feature.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription pricing for various regions including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with taxes. Rates cover one year six months and three months for mail and carrier deliveries with sales tax details and post office options.
Arch Allen, Firestone manager for four years, resigns effective June 30 to join Finance System Inc. of Akron as Southeast Kansas district representative. Bob Hosack is named new Firestone store manager. Also reported are baptism services held jointly by United Brethren churches of Chanute, Earlton and Urbana at Neeley's Lake near Urbana with thirty-two baptisms.
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