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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
9
A reader forwards a letter to Ann Landers proposing ten rules for better relations. The column endorses kindness, restraint, honesty, and respect, urging minimal speaking, keeping promises, praising others, avoiding gossip, and staying cheerful.
Dear Heloise shares quick room fixes from readers. Marion Thoma describes reheming old drapes to make cushions with shredded kapok and a stained finish. Mrs Wheeler saves cord clutter by using back-of-headboard cupbooks to hold wires off the floor. Carol suggests baby powder to remove sandbox sand from skin. Maggie notes flipping a portable sewing machine foot pedal for better control on a non skid pad.
A southeast Kansas regional foster parents group recently organized and elected Robert Brown and his wife Fort Scott as president, Charles Steffen and wife as vice president, Gary Kilgore and wife as secretary treasurer, and Joseph Willingham and wife as membership chairmen. The Steffens and Browns attended the national foster parents conference in Atlanta. The group, formed by foster parents and Social and Rehabilitation Services workers from nine counties, aims to deepen understanding of foster care needs and improve communication among parents and case workers.
Channel lineups for Chanute and area list daily Monday to Friday programs with time slots and channel numbers. Noted are changes and substitutions due to advance schedules, with entries for KCMO TV KUHI KMBC KODE WIBW KOAM KBMA KTWU and others across mornings afternoons and evenings.
UPI reports the Justice Department seeks to curb exclusive syndicated feature territories, restricting the Boston Globe's grip to Boston and nearby cities. The plan would affect 50 New England dailies, with industry opposition citing reduced competition.
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