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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune notes a Longton Elk County clash between Marshal Vestal and resident A P Kitterman. Wounds were reported for both, with Kitterman hospitalized and Vestal facing aggravated assault charges with $25,000 bond. The piece treats the event as dramatic but futile.
Chanute community statement explains Jesus Music Festival 73 on June 16 at Royster Stadium is a non denominational gospel event with Revivals Fires groups from Joplin and local speakers. Funds come from Love gifts and offerings and proceeds support local churches. Doris Dettweiler is secretary.
The Gas and Water Department and City Engineer Floyd F. Heath express appreciation to Chanute residents affected by the gas turnoff for repairs at 14th and Plummer. Gratitude is extended to the newspaper and radio for public information and to citizens for patience and understanding.
An Associated Press report notes a shift in tattooing from sailors to women clients, led by Lyle Tuttle. Women seek intimate designs south of the belt, calling tattoos a form of body jewelry. The trend raises questions about meaning and permanence.
A Chanute survey shows high school seniors and juco students favor business and management careers, avoiding skilled trades like carpentry and plumbing. The Elks radio station, recently installed, spurs rapid growth in radio. Early city pioneers Gordon Gladson and Lyle Cain helped launch the venture.
Chanute Public Librarian lauds middlemen for books bought for Parks and Recreation. After two months of calls and orders from New York, 54 copies of Faith Baldwin’s Rehearsal for Love arrived via trusted wholesalers with books from 12 publishers.
HEW officials prepare a blistering eight page speech against Congress drafted for assistant secretary nominee Lewis Helm. The document aims to defend Nixon welfare cuts and pressure lawmakers amid budget debates.
Members of Chanute's Human Relations Board will attend a state conference in Topeka April 6 and 7. The event, themed Unity Through Association Equals Strength, will include agencies working for equal rights for Kansas citizens. Gov. Docking will speak at 10 a.m. Friday.
The Chamber of Commerce debates hiring a full-time professional manager after retiring former leader James Batten. Board chair Dean Hewett notes extra funding may be needed via higher dues or more members.
Listing of channel airings with programs across the evening, including Sanford and Son, Oral Roberts with Johnny Cash and Pearl Bailey, In Concert, and high profile segments like Mission Impossible and The Partridge Family. Notable guests and film titles such as Marlowe and Tonight Show are noted among varied genres.
CBS officials state no X rated movies are in their late night feature library and none are planned. The network notes letters alleging otherwise reflect misperceptions sparked by edited films such as The Damned and emphasizes edits would yield PG or G level equivalents.
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