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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1971

Page

2

Editorial calls for clear definition of reasonable pollution enforcement

The piece argues that enforcing pollution laws without a defined standard could hurt Kansas economically. It notes state environment head Mel Gray in Topeka and states that Kansas will survey all 1,300 feedlots by the end of 1971, with further steps planned through 1972.

Kansas Mel Gray Topeka

Being Reasonable Violation Warnings Issued to Businesses

A notice warns violators that corrections or penalties may include court orders to shut down if not remedied by year end 1972. The tone emphasizes reasonableness and urges compliance while questioning if anyone would ignore the laws.

Minutiae on Spock Earp and the myths of gun control

Terry Murphy Earp argues against the mythic view of Wyatt Earp and Dr. Spock. He claims Spock warned against neglectful parenting and that Earp used gun control rather than violence to curb crime in Dodge City. The piece links gun control to the NRA’s origin and cautions that violence begets violence.

Wyatt Earp Dodge City Marshal Earp National Rifle Association Marshal’s Wyatt NRA

Royster Faculty Defends Fairness Amid Prejudice Claims

Nancy Gibson and Sherri Rausch Proud Royster students report Royster faculty deny racial prejudice in May 4 Tribune piece. They praise equal opportunity in Drum Corps and cheerleading, note past cheerleader Jenifer Washington, and urge support for guidance counselor and teachers.

Royster Barbara Keller Freda Betts Paul Parsons Miss Keller Nancy Gibson Sherri Rausch

Hoover at 47th FBI anniversary amid calls for retirement

J Edgar Hoover marks 47 years as FBI chief as critics press for his retirement. The 76 year old veteran has led the agency through growth from 441 agents to over 8,400 agents and 10,500 clerical staff. Senator George McGovern urged a Senate probe into Hoover amid controversy over an FBI inquiry into airline pilot Donald Cook Jr. and the Rome hijacking case.

FBI Hoover Nixon George McGovern D-S.d Senate McGovern Air Force Donald J. Cook Jr Trans World Airlines Los Angeles Rome Raphael Minichiello Cook New York House Hale Boggs Maine Edmund Muskie Henry Kissinger Sam Ervin D-N.c J. Edgar Sen Lawton Cailes D-Fla U. S Latin America Thomas Pelly R-Wash

K State set record with nearly 3000 degrees this year

Kansas State University will grant a record near 3000 degrees with 1201 degrees conferred since May 1970 and 1701 candidates for spring 1971. The 1971 commencement is scheduled for 7 30 p m May 14 at KSU Stadium.

Manhattan, Kan Kansas State University KSU

Emmys Show Ends with Long Speeches and Solid Wins

The 30 Emmys were handed out over two hours on NBC amid long speeches and many categories. Andersonville Trial won best dramatic program, The Bold Ones led drama with four Emmys, Mary Tyler Moore topped comedy with four, and The Price earned George C. Scott another acting award. Johnny Carson hosted a mostly smooth show as the TV industry seeks clearer program identity.

New York NBC Public Broadcasting Bold Ones CBS George C. Scott Johnny Carson

Record High Meat Output in Kansas for 1970

Kansas production of red meat reached a record 1.58 billion pounds in 1970 up 22 percent from 1969. Beef totaled 1.27 billion pounds up 26 percent while pork reached 315.9 million pounds up 9 percent Lamb and mutton fell to 124000 pounds as veal rose 38 percent Slaughter totals show 2 014 000 cattle 700 calves 1 998 000 hogs and 2 500 sheep and lambs, the highest cattle slaughter on record placing Kansas fifth in commercial cattle slaughter.

Topeka Kansas

Washington Merry-Go-Round Finds Debate In Every Topic

A compact column surveys a hawkish training film, drug industry pushings, May Day cleanup costs, gunboat spending, a value added tax concept, Brezhnev’s Kremlin rise, FBI concerns, Latin American focus, campus double standards, a university theft case, and a nationwide government printing crisis.

Bottle Turns Up Two Years Later

Sudbury Massachusetts AP report recounts Heather McGraw then 12 and four friends dropping a bottle in Kingston Bay Plymouth containing their names and addresses. It later surfaced in the Azores 2,500 miles away with the finder Claremundo P Amaral replying to the note asking for clothing and money.

Sudbury Mass Heather McGraw Kingston Bay Plymouth Azores Claremundo P. Amaral Ponta Yaya Grande

Bible Verse Reprinted with Call Hotline Notice

The text cites Exodus 3 7 about God hearing the Israelites cry in Egypt. It instructs Tribune readers to call their carrier or dial 431 3400 at 5 30 p m if they miss delivery.

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Twenty five years ago in Tribune files

In 1946 James Melton, operatic and radio star, visited friends Mr and Mrs Ehmer Cooper at 200 S Highland between Lawrence and Joplin concerts. Mrs E L Caldwell was elected commander of the Kansas Department of US Army Mothers. A temperance group meeting for liquor control was set for Monday night at Altoona Methodist Church. Also noted are Elmwood spring renovations by the Ladies Cemetery Improvement Association and the Kansas Federation of Nonpartisan Voters forming.

James Melton Ehmer Cooper S. Highland Lawrence Joplin Coopers E. L. Caldwell Kansas Department of U. S. Army Independence Methodist Church of Altoona Thomas R. Mordy Fredonia

Evening TV Guide Highlights and Film Lineup

Tonight and late night schedule lists multiple time slots with programs featuring Millie and a film star, debut of It Was a Very Good Year, Newsreels on 1945 home front, Sam painting his house, Donald O Connor and Bernadette Peters with Carol Burnett, Gunsmoke, Laugh In, Newlywed Game, Here’s Lucy, Mayberry R F D, Game shows, talk shows with Carson Cavett Griffin, and classic films including Miracle of Our Lady Fatima Time Limit Wake of the Red Witch Perry Mason Hold Back the Dawn.

Millie America Birds Eye View Washburn Law School Royals Gunsmoke World Press Lucy Mayberry R.F.D Realities Johemny Carson Dick Cavett Merv Griffin Perry Mason

Daytime TV Schedule Highlights From The Tribune

The page lists weekday daytime programming across stations KCMO TV channel 5 KUHI TV channel 16 KOAM TV channel 7 KMBC TV channel 9 KTWU TV channel 11 KODE TV channel 12 WIBW TV channel 13 KTEW TV channel 2 WDAF TV channel 4 Chanute channel 3. It covers morning to late afternoon lineups with shows such as Today, Password, Jeopardy, Love of Life, General Hospital, and many era-specific programs. Also includes afternoon game shows, soap operas, children's blocks, and primetime titles scheduled for Tuesday evening with network news and specials.

Kcmo.tv Kuhi-Tv Koam-Tv Kmbc.tv Ktwu-Tv Kode-Tv Wibw-Tv Ktew-Tv Wdaf.tv Chanute Paul Harvey Capt. Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Dinah Rev. Breckenridge David Frost Mike Douglas Jack LaLane Rev. Hillbillies the Doctors Guiding Light Bay Somerset Gomer Pyle Joe Garagiola Dick van Dyke NBC News CBS News News

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By Terry Murphy Earp Spock Memory Lane Dr. Spock Boot Hill Peoples Forum the Tribune Jennifer Washington Zumalt By Margaret Scherf Associated Press Washington J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation San Francisco John N. Mitchell Cynthia Lowry AP Television Big Moment Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Golddiggers Howdy Doody Arthur Godfrey Ed Sullivan Edward R. Murrow Sullivan National Academy of Television Arts and Scientists Lucille Ball Jack Benny By Jack Anderson Vietnam John Birch Society Air National Guard Alaska John Wayne C. J. Lewis Paul Harkins U.S. Air Force Defense Mel Laird Frank Moss Utah Moss Rogers C. B. Morton Elliott Richardson White House Congress George Washington Thomas Jefferson Treasury Department Kremlin Leonid Brezhnev Soviet Union Washington State Washington, D.C University of Arizona Mark Ginsberg Bill McKinley University Stadium Federal Communications Commission Texas Massachusetts Egypt Elmwood Ladies Cemetery Improvement Association Kansas Federation of Nonpartisan Voters THE Chanute Tribune Dwight McCreight Surphy F. M. (Milne) Harris Neoshe, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Sam Mayberry R.F. D Donald O'Connor Bernadette Peters Carol Burnett All My Children Virginia Graham Rose Beverly Hillbillies Julia Music Makers of the Marcus Welhyll Mery Griffin White Feather Small Society Brickman
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