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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune notes higher food costs worry many households. OSU students Terry Arnall and Jerry Dizmang live on dog food for a week to spotlight the issue. Experts say interstate dog food is federally inspected and nutritionally balanced, but the stunt draws sleep loss, late calls, and relationship strain while offering little real savings.
The piece notes Russia’s national Women’s Day when women rest from work and men present flowers and gifts. It contrasts romanticized Soviet womanhood with American stereotypes and calls the event a curious, non ideological spectacle.
A letter from Dave expresses interest in the February 21 editorial An Indication. He credits Governor Docking for a close working relationship and party loyalty set aside for Kansans. He thanks Chanute citizens and the Chanute Chamber of Commerce and sends regards to The Tribune and its readers.
A Chronicle of spending on a Sherborn Mass wedding features a steam locomotive arrival and $14,500 wedding expenses. Legal notes cover a Kansas City prostitution ordinance ruling and a Topeka club liability bill stalled by the Senate Judiciary Committee with varied viewpoints.
President Nixon ordered a federal probe into Chicago corruption tied to the Daley political machine after the 1960 election loss. The effort led to the conviction of Otto Kerner and investigations extending to Cook County officials as the White House pressed for reform.
The article notes shifting loyalties as al Fatah is said to be split with radicals taking over. Faisal aligns with Hussein in the end while CIA reports say Black September terrorists now oppose the Saudis.
In early Neosho County livestock except hogs roamed freely. Farmers faced costly fencing to protect crops as prairie fires destroyed enclosures. After bids and debate, cattlemen were finally ordered to fence stock following an 1872 election victory by persistent farmers.
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay announces at City Hall that he will not run for a third term. The 51 year old leader, who previously pursued a 1969 GOP endorsement, won as a Liberal Independent and later joined the Democratic party in 1971 after a failed presidential bid.
Channel listings show debates on youth issues with What Are We Doing to Our Children and a mix of dramas, comedies, and specials. Partridge Family and Room 222 anchor evening blocks, while entertainment includes Liza Minnelli concert, Masterpiece Theatre, and Love, American Style.
An army of 900 hunters tramped over 20 sections and killed nine wolves northeast of Porterville Sunday. L. K. Cotton, a hunter leader, reported the count. A community center and Negro population building project will be promoted by Chanute city leaders. Same day ad deadlines and display rules for classifieds are listed with Dial 431-4100.
CBS postpones the David Rabe play Sticks and Bones after affiliates balk at airing it amid Vietnam returns. The drama follows a blinded veteran, his tense family, and a surreal homecoming ending with the veteran's suicide, prompting producer Joseph Papp to call it a First Amendment issue. CBS may air it later.
Two Oklahoma State University seniors Terry Arnall and Jerry Dizmang limit meals to dog food for a week to protest rising human food prices. Doctors note dog chow can be nutritionally balanced but question cost savings and sleep loss from the stunt.
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