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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
4
An editorial cautions seniors and parents about flashy promises from training schools offering immediate computer jobs. It notes costs around 300 dollars with a hundred dollar down payment and urges thorough understanding of the agreement before enrolling.
The text warns students to verify connections with schools and note training may focus on key-punch operator work. It describes the job as specialized, requiring accuracy and speed, akin to assembly-line work. Opportunities exist in big cities, banks, and industries using computers, with no shortcut to advancement.
A reader compares loud Mexican dining music to Chicago venues, noting pervasive noise in hotels and eateries. He describes restaurant acoustics, piped Musak, guitar serenades, mariachi, and hard rock acts, with Margie Bermejo and Los Rockin Devils among the performances.
Twenty five years ago Washington moved to ration meats butter margarine cheese lard and other cooking fats under a single set of coupons in ration book No 2. Topeka the Senate passed a tax exemption measure 31 to 0 sending it to the house, with armed forces pay exempt from state taxes.
The passage portrays Jesus during a feast declaring that all who believe in him will receive rivers of living water. It emphasizes faith and fulfillment of scripture as the source of spiritual nourishment.
Washington reports that George Romney withdrew from the presidential race after confidants said Nelson Rockefeller used him as a stalking horse. Romney, offended by the tactic and emboldened by a poor New Hampshire showing, had vowed to press on under Rockefeller's pledged support.
Brisk walking at four miles an hour expends 400 to 600 calories daily, with six miles a day potentially burning about a pound weekly. The note stresses exercise as a key partner to dieting for weight loss and compares walking to army marches for context.
A reader asks about changing a boyfriend’s last name spelling to avoid embarrassment and another seeks career advice after a widower offers to fund voice lessons. Ann Landers cautions against leaving a steady job for a potential scandal and warns that pursuing fame through such arrangements could bring trouble.
Listings show color channels with dramas and movies across seven to nine PM. Programs include Daktari, It Takes a Thief, Red Skelton, a Movie slot, Hurok Presents, N Y P D, The Invaders and late news watch.
A dense Wednesday March 6 schedule lists daytime variety, game shows, soaps, and movies across KVOO Ch 2, WDAF Ch 4, KCMO Ch 5, KOAM Ch 7, KMBC Ch 9, KODE Ch 12, WIBW Ch 13, KUHI Ch 6. Programs include Sunrise Series Education Today Today Show Patty Duke Let's Make a Deal partial lifetimes and late-night Talk/News blocks with Jeopardy, Love of Life, Guiding Light, Edge of Night, and The Unfolding afternoon repeats.
NBC 7 p m special chronicles Clark Gable life with Burgess Mere dith narrating and a section on pay scales and job ads. CBS 7 30 features Red Skelton Liberace and farm life act. Shadow Over Elveron 8 p m stars James Franciscus and Shirley Knight. The Invaders 9 p m ABC: an alien saves Earth with Diane Muldaur. Dear Ann Landers answers readers questions about acting as references and responsibility for debts.
Romney withdraws citing sinking polls in New Hampshire as Rockefeller weighs convention strength. Rockefeller vows backing if governors unite, while Agnew and Winthrop pledge support, prompting a push among governors to endorse a single candidate or cede influence to Congress.
The Coffeyville Journal notes house bugging devices repeat every word at school. Garden City Telegram cites two teeth tips regular care and mind your own business. Clark County Clipper defines a bachelor as a man who fixes only one breakfast.
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