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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1975
Page
4
A Burlington Hawk Eye opinion reflects on government roles in welfare and Medicare, noting rising mortgage burdens for young couples and critics warning of inflation. The piece argues inflation and government programs expand socialized measures, while noting Senate action to assist unemployed homeowners with mortgage payments.
A Chicago tool maker, Mathias Klein & Sons, announces a new plant in Moran Kansas with incentives under Kansas promotional programs. The letter criticizes Illinois EPA and OSHA while praising Kansas for tax relief industrial revenue bonds and training support. The piece notes potential longer term effects on taxpayers and other industries.
Records show Kansas professionals spent at least 21 376 to influence lawmakers in April with most funds going to food and drink. Eight groups accounted for over 16 000 of the total including the Kansas Bankers Association and the Kansas Savings and Loan League. Major sectors cited include utilities agriculture unions and insurance with several groups noting program costs and entertainment expenses.
By Mail in Area Towns Having Carrier Delivery with tax rates 1 year 18.54 six months 9.79 three months 5.15 one month 1.80. By Mail to Chanute Post Office Boxholders one year 27.81 six months 13.90 three months 6.95. By Carrier in Chanute 2.25 monthly plus sales tax in advance. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
The Defense Department bought 1.1 million dollars in tomatoes strawberries and cantaloupes from Pelican Tomato Company tied to Mafia figure Carlos Marcello. Agriculture Department approved the produce for government use and the goods were distributed to military and civilian installations despite concerns over mob ties.
Washington sources say President Ford could be constrained by the 1973 War Powers Act in using military force to recover a U.S. merchant ship seized by Cambodians. Some see constitutional authority to protect property and citizens, while others warn the Indochina ban and War Powers Act limit action.
The PRG in Saigon claims title to the South Vietnamese embassy in Washington and designates Algeria to take over premises. Radio Hanoi says refugees are being returned from offshore islands and resettled, while PRG authorities gain control of Saigon announcements.
A UPI account recalls the 1968 capture of the USS Pueblo off North Korea by gunboats forcing surrender. Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher and 81 crew endured captivity and torture for 11 months while U.S. and North Korean talks continued. The ship remains unrecovered, its fate tied to Cold War tensions and ongoing disputes.
Twenty five years ago the Chanute school district prepared home study booklets for students detailing the Murray Hill and Cross buildings conditions, replacement plans, and financing data. The board proposed an $850000 bond issue to fund poured concrete schools at two sites and the measure was set for a May 23 special election. Fifty years ago in 1925 Erie Wallace Nation joined Pershing's Own, performing a Sousa directed concert in New York City. Wallace, son of J M Nation, plays clarinet.
The verses contrast social ranks noting folly appears in many high places while the rich occupy lofty seats. It observes slaves riding on horses and princes walking as commoners, reflecting wealth and status inverted in Ecclesiastes 10 6 7.
Michael Zaycer of St. Petersburg watched a wrecker tow his 1974 Chevelle Malibu toward the Howard Frankland Bridge. Police pursued and arrested 20 year old Gary Routledge of Tampa, who towed the car and is being questioned in connection with seven stripped vehicles stolen in St. Petersburg and nearby.
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