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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
2
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution supporting continued oil depletion allowances, arguing that eliminating or reducing them would curb operations and harm local efforts. The editorial describes this stance as enlightened self-interest and questions critics.
The speaker condemns special interests favoring oil operations while wage earners bear a 10 percent surtax. They argue tax reform should aid the burdened middle and lower middle, not simply cut depletion allowances or servicer special interests.
Cynthia Lowry notes the Miss Universe contestants will rehearse a three week dance routine with Gene Bayliss directing choreographing a grand production. Viewers expect an amateur charm and possible grace in the finals.
Twenty five years ago residential areas began to receive the new lighting system as magic eyes were installed. West of the Santa Fe tracks lights go on at dusk tonight while east of the tracks remain off until installation completes.
A mother asks about lifelong hair loss in her 12 year old daughter and whether psychiatric therapy should continue. The doctor explains alopecia areata and universalis can follow emotional distress, notes regrowth chances, and suggests discussing ongoing psychiatry and overall care with doctors. He also covers skinny topics on vitiligo and spleen removal and nerve blocks for shingles.
Democratic leaders criticize President Nixon for using Hickel's disease to pre empt opponents by shaping issues first. They point to Walter J. Hickel’s shift from hard nosed businessman to top conservationist after taking office.
William C. Comstock of Topeka received 627000 dollars from a Shawnee County District Court jury for injuries after a car jack from Vulcan Co. of Minnesota allegedly failed. Court officials call it the largest personal injury award in Shawnee County history.
A bill in Harrisburg would grant protected status to goshawks and Cooper hawks in select eastern Pennsylvania areas bounded by major highways. The proposal aims to limit hunting and disturbance in defined off limits zones to preserve migratory raptor populations.
Washington notes that the AEC is conducting underground vacuum tests in Nevada to prove ABM effectiveness, using simulated 200 megaton blasts. Nixon dispatches Bebe Rebozo and Herbert Klein to ease Hughes’s opposition and to influence Senate debate. The column calls for a congressional probe into FBI wiretapping and executive overreach, citing Hoover and Kennedy eras.
The piece reflects on summer joys and annoyances from a southern perspective, contrasting warm weather pleasures like swimming golf and baseball with northern cold. The author jokes about the two seasons, Winter and the Fourth of July, and recalls childhood work tan frustrations. He notes a personal rite of summer tasting bacon lettuce tomato sandwiches.
Reader message advising to contact Tribune by phone via HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. if carrier unavailable or if he cannot be reached.
CBS offers Guns at Batasi and The Defector with Attenborough Hawkins Farrow and a CIA espionage plot. ABC features The Mama Cass Television Program with Mama Cass Elliot and guests. Additional films and series fill the late schedule across CBS ABC and NBC stations.
EAST LANSING Mich A Some side effects of birth control pills may even be beneficial says a Michigan State University nutritionist Dr Modesto Yang. His findings are based on rat studies and human data are not yet complete yet.
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper. This notice confirms AP ownership of the local content and the wire service material.
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