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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1973
Page
2
The Supreme Court lets stand a lower court ruling in a civil rights case about discriminatory real estate practices in Chicago from 1952 to 1969. The First Amendment protection for journalist sources is weighed differently in civil versus criminal cases, prompting critique of a double standard in confidentiality rulings.
The piece argues that profits from grain sales to Russia and China sparked inflation and that idle ships tied up at ports cost taxpayers up to about 100000 dollars daily. It notes 20 ships on subsidies, with 2500 to 5000 dollars daily per ship, due to jammed port facilities and slow loading.
Washington notes a confidential Senate study finds major drug firms charge patients up to thirty times more for brand name medicines than generics with equal ingredients. Chairman Gaylord Nelson plans to release the findings. pharmacists face high prices.
A Nelson study highlights how doctors control prescription drugs for 200 million Americans and how $5,000 per doctor is spent annually to push brand names. It notes price disparities with overseas versions and shows how retailers charge far more for brand-name drugs than nonbrand equivalents.
The piece recalls Law Day and traces law from Magna Carta through the English common law to the American Constitution and Bill of Rights. It highlights the Constitution as a fortress protecting individual rights and the long view of law over mere legislative or judicial quirks.
In Dubuque Iowa WDBQ AM aired five listener written half hour scripts from a Radio Theater contest. Authors included a ad agency artist, two teachers, a deputy sheriff and a factory worker. Earl Hamner Jr. later created The Waltons. The project drew 52 submissions and $10 to $100 prizes with 800 votes.
In Dallas a writer recalls meat price hikes and a friend’s squid incident. The account notes a boycott impact on meal choices and a sergeantlike surprise involving silver fish in a car, illustrating a quirky food twist amid rising beef costs.
The Moran Alumni Association will host its annual banquet at 7 15 p m May 26 in the Moran school cafeteria. Lawrence Norvell former music teacher will speak. Music for the post dinner dance will be by Herb Kersley and the Country Road. Cost is 3 dollars. A social hour will honor classes ending in three.
This notice lists subscription prices by trade territory and delivery method. Rates include Kansas sales tax or tax to Kansas addresses where specified, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. It notes Chanute postal and carrier pricing, Chanute boxholders, and AP republication rights.
Chanute Saddle club will formally open its new arena on West Main with a dedication and rodeo June 12 and 13. Elmer Haskett, president of the club, announced. Chanute Girl Scouts will have a program during the event.
New Playschool Association officers include Sue Adams president Diane Parish 1st vice president Jane Ingram 2nd vice president Linda Summers secretary Barbara Boone treasurer Marion Hutchens recruitment chair Kathy Mead equipment chair. Waiting list open for next year. End of school picnics at Highland Park May 25 for Group 1 and May 22 for Groups 2 3. Field trips include bakery library farm and high school band visit. Police nurse and dental hygienist talks planned. Permanent campsite on W D Weber farm southeast of Chапute with leased ground and camping facilities. Fifty Years Ago note recalls Chanute beating Iola 5 4 in baseball.
The kingdom of God is not meat and drink but righteousness peace and joy in the Holy Ghost. Romans fourteen seventeen.
Channel line up shows Wheeler and Murdock with Jack Warden and Christopher Stone as Seattle detectives in a million dollar robbery case, Lloyd Bridges and Ralph Meeker in Lost Flight, Medical Center plot about a secret and a cancer patient, plus Dancing and Mystery titles. late night features Ox Bow Incident, Tonight Show, Hawaii Five-0 and Chant of Silence listed among various programs.
Daytime listings show KUHI TYV and KOAM channels airing Dramas, Westerns, and News. Prime time features The Waltons, Kung Fu, Ironside, Streets of San Francisco, and The Tonight Show among others with local weather and film features.
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