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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
2
Kansas Senate Conservation Committee backs a bill to allow spotting coyotes from aircraft for ground hunters by a 4-3 vote. The piece condemns aerial spotting as unsportsmanlike, dangerous due to crashes, and argues coyotes deserve a chance to evade hunters.
A letter from B K argues Chanute lacks a tree board and levy funds to plant and maintain trees. It notes Dutch Elm disease and other losses, citing trees as essential for quality of life, sheltering wildlife, and adding seasonal beauty to the city.
Fred Harris chronicles Chanute residents joining Topeka for legislative work. Ron Chandler and other locals attend engineering society events, discuss mobile home vehicle rules, highway issues, and a capital punishment debate. Community figures, railroad jobs, and TV listings pepper the week’s notes.
Channels release advance schedules making it impossible to publish final changes to programming. Last minute substitutions may occur and are not guaranteed in advance.
Readable grid lists day by day time slots for KTEW TV and others with morning shows and children’s programs. It includes titles such as Story of Jesus Sunrise Semester Sesame Street The Osmonds and The Electric Company among many others.
A dense OCR of a TV grid lists programs across hours featuring Perry Mason, Gun Fury, Barnaby Jones, Gunsmoke, The Virginian, Mannix, Mister, and news blocks from 6:00 to 12:30 with films, talk shows, and sports segments.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports alleged government document theft by ram paging Indians and Hank Adams arrest. The piece urges focus on tribes losing water, minerals and timber rights, charging bribes and federal funds to chiefs while noting Les Whitten questioned by the grand jury.
Internal memoranda reveal a pattern of government subsidies to tribal leaders and the NTCA. Officials discuss paying consultants, funding staff, and using government money to back tribal ventures. Prominent figures like William Youpee and Raymond Nakai appear amid debates over water rights and dissident suppression.
Old folks cite diverse longevity prescriptions from the Immortality Newsletter. The list mixes religious and secular tips, including prayer, abstaining from meat, drinking water, rest patterns, and contradictory advice on tobacco, sex, sun exposure, and diet.
Twenty five years ago the hospital issue faced heavy opposition in Erie St Paul and Thayer with unofficial tallies. In Chanute heavy voting left only single boards counting after polls closed at 6 p m. Fifty years prior 1923 a lack of teams due to farmers busy with oats slowed Erie Chanute gravel road work. A Bible verse closes the note.
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