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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1976
Page
2
A late dispute at Girard centers on a dress code and hair length. Three brothers from high school and junior high were suspended for not cutting their hair to meet the school standard. An administrative panel voted 7 to 3 after a formal hearing.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced criticism over his openness to majority rule in Rhodesia while travel mishaps and cultural friction highlighted the gap between U.S. rhetoric and actions. Critics warn of potential bloodshed and question his negotiating readiness amid racial and international pressures.
Dr Henry K Baker critiques male and female chauvinism from patriots to politicians. He traces roots of jingoism, gunboat diplomacy, and coercive power in government unions and big business. He urges awareness and ends with a tongue in cheek call to get the chauvinist swine virus shot next fall.
Washington experts uncover a proposed federal Standard 413 that would inflate depreciation and raise taxpayers’ costs by millions. The Cost Accounting Standards Board scrapped 413, replacing it with 414 offering new inflation adjustments and definitions.
Rate card lists annual and half year prices for IFibune by mail in area towns and Chanute post office boxholders, plus monthly carrier charges in Chanute. It notes UP I exclusive rights to local news republication and UP dispatches and mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider said the office is expanding its probe of Imperial LTD a vinyl coated house siding seller with ads listing Arkansas City and Topeka addresses. He noted editors report insufficient funds for ads and no evidence the company fulfilled contracts.
The House Agriculture Committee opened hearings on a bill to end the five year census of agriculture. Rep Floyd Fithian charges the survey is costly and invasive proposing a streamlined USDA run sampling. He cites 200 to 900 questions per farmer and worries about required financial data. The bill also seeks to stop any change to the legal farm definition which could drop about 300000 farms from rolls.
Remodeling begun Monday will add a new front and outer lobby to the Mainstreet Theater, owner Ray Walsh said. A look back 50 years to 1926 lists grocery prices such as cream cheese 28 cents per pound and coffee 28 cents, with dried goods and green beans priced per can or yard.
Chanute Public Librarian Jean Gray argues ecological ruin stems from deforestation overgrazing and poor drainage and irrigation practices. She cites J Donald Hughes ecology in ancient civilizations and urges stewardship rooted in Judeo Christian ethics Schweitzer and Native American respect to avert a grim future.
Harris Enterprises names Lloyd Ballhagen as vice president and general manager for newspapers and Robert Wells as VP and GM for the radio division. Peter Macdonald relinquishes some duties as he remains president. Appointments take effect May 3.
City commissioners propose an arrangement with Crawford County Rural Fire District No. 1 for water use in firefighting while opposing unrestricted use of city hydrants in the county. Fire chief Lee Caldwell says hydrants will be used in emergencies only. city notes hydrants have been used in non emergencies.
A devotional line from Psalm 49 verse 3 emphasizes that the speaker's mouth speaks wisdom and the meditation of the heart yields understanding. The verse anchors a mindset of thoughtful speech and inner discernment.
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