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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune editorial argues that Chanute should approve all three measures in the upcoming city election. It says streets and parks funding are priorities, finances are sound, and bonds will not unduly raise taxes. It warns against delaying needed improvements and urges voter support.
A reflective column by Keith Wright discusses being excluded from a roster and later included after a prank. The piece recalls aging, past sports like crocinole and croquet, and notes on patience, ball handling, and the value of sportsmanship as a character-building activity.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson details Howard Phillips hiring more than 300 new workers at a cost of about $1 million to dismantle the Office of Economic Opportunity. He alleges many are Young Americans for Freedom and GOP operatives, with some from the Committee to Re-Elect the President, drawing high wages while anti poverty programs are cut.
The piece alleges a sweeping federal hiring spree under a top administrator, costing about $1 million and prompting accusations of violating Civil Service rules. It links proposed economic hardship waivers to a Puget Sound sea life raid by Ocean World and criticizes the Commerce Department for prioritizing profits over conservation.
A detailed Ottawa Tribune TV log lists daytime and evening programming across channels KTEW 2 through 16 for Monday to Sunday, with morning shows, cartoons, classic series, news, sports, and special features. Entries include Sesame Street, The Osmonds, Bonanza, and sports coverage, reflecting a busy block of mid 20th century broadcasts.
The President’s meat price ceiling triggers mixed reactions from supporters and critics alike. Livestock producers warn the policy will depress prices at the farm level, while consumers hope for relief. The measure, tied to processing and retail limits, faces questions about effectiveness and unintended effects on small producers.
Chanute city commissioners and Wal ter Ainsworth, Chanute Bus Service manager, decide to discontinue part of the bus line this Sunday. Ainsworth says operating two buses last year ran a loss of nearly $3,500, prompting the cutback amid ongoing service concerns.
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