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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
2
The writer condemns the current Neosho Memorial Hospital administration as negligent toward medical staff suggestions and overworked employees. They argue for gradual forward progress, oppose resistant leadership, and praise Parsons’ medical lead while warning against a decaying old mold.
A Tribune column by Fred Harris laments a flood of columnist voices in Midtown and questions whether the surge is beneficial or not for readers and the paper. The piece notes a sudden appearance of writers and hints at mixed receptions.
Washington reports on Gen Ernesto Geisel and the Brazilian regime reveal a pattern of torture used to maintain power. Priests document 28 torture deaths and 15 suspected cases, including electrocution, the drowning torture, and the perverse turning the folks into ashtrays. Names of torturers surface from victims and prisoners, while the Nixon administration supports Brazil with 58 million dollars in military aid and a new ambassador prepares to depart.
Willing Workers 4 H Club held a recreation session before the regular meeting with 23 members two leaders and five parents present Roll call noted favorite baseball teams Monty McCoy gave a council report the club voted to have a booth at the fair and members offered booth suggestions for the next meeting Davie Hoffmier named as a new member The tour was set for Aug 4 Cathy Mih spoke on landscaping Phillip Stich on cameras Tommy Stirewall spoke on pigs and Paul Stich spoke on geology Best Yet 4 H Club held a project meeting at Mrs Jerry Binnions home six girls enrolled in cooking and prepared puddings
A newspaper note cites I Corinthians 2 9 and reports officials are willing to send reporters to Brazil if the regime grants complete freedom of access to verify priest provided details.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census lists 65 patients including adults, pediatrics, and a baby. Admissions on Friday include Matthew Davis 805 N Evergreen Richard Ramirez Humboldt Carl Pullman Humboldt Jeffrey Sampson La Harpe Mrs Tony Biele 1022 N Santa Fe Mrs Edna Locke 311 N Walnut Mrs William Johnson 210 N Malcolm Mrs May Crowl 25 W 4th Mrs Margaret Smith Yates Center and Mrs Steve Wilkening and son 718 S Steuben.
Mayor Ernest Wilson announced the city received notice confirming 979,966 federal funds for Neodesha's second year Neighborhood Development Program with restrictions due to Urban Renewal phasing out. The piece blends local notes and editorials about staff commentary and upcoming broadcasts and sports.
A dense TV listings page for channels KTEW through KMBC outlines Saturday and Sunday morning to midnight programming across many networks. It covers children's shows, cartoons, game shows, sitcoms, dramas, movies, and sports with numerous time slots and station numbers.
Subscription rates listed for Maiin Trade Territory and outside areas, with varying terms. Kansas tax details included. Chanute post boxholders and carrier delivery options noted. AP and audit bureau memberships referenced for republication and news dispatches.
Chanute public library notes reading options to fit busy patrons on errands and waits. New novels span mysteries, westerns, science fiction and contemporary fiction, featuring authors like Anaya, Vonnegut, Lessing, Oates, Roth, and Heinlein.
A fireworks show is scheduled for 9 30 p m on the Fourth at the Erie Country Club. Sponsors include the Erie Golf Club Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce and the city. A daytime golf tournament and a centennial band concert at 8 p m are planned with homemade ice cream and cake for sale.
The United States Jaycees launch Operation Threshold to promote responsible drinking with HEW funding. Local Jaycee president Steve Markley notes the aim is awareness not temperance and highlights focus on youth. Local actions are anticipated once form is chosen.
Twenty Five Years Ago Officers were elected and the application for a charter completed at a Chanute Central Labor union meeting in the Memorial building community room. Roy H. Norrick was chosen president and Gladys Beck recording secretary. William H. Payton and Edwin Byers filled key posts with Irene Clark and others on the board of trustees. Fifty Years Ago Velta and Pansy Ballinger visited Joplin for the weekend. Mrs Wilson Smith traveled to Erie to visit friends. John Harold Dimon and Elsie Hall wed in the First United Brethren church with Rev Perry L Woll officiating.
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