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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
2
Chanute editorial notes the New Orleans Saints might hire Habeba the belly dancer for a six week program taught by a male instructor to improve balance strength and agility. Proponents cite belly dance as strong physical conditioning and point to Saints poor last season record as motivation.
Americans show mixed reaction to horse flesh imports amid rising pork and beef prices. Demonstrators claim Canadian buyers move 20,000 horses monthly to export to Japan and Europe while activists push Schweiker's bill to ban human consumption. Polls show growing petitions and heightened public scrutiny.
Notes from a Neodesha dinner honoring Pack St Clair as Kansas Small Businessman of the Year reveal Chanute ties. Parents lived at 617 South Highland. father led Chanute Lumber Co. The event links Chanute boosters and Neodesha praise, with SBA officials noting community teamwork and Dole remarks threading through local politics and business history.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports Richard Nixon, during the summer of 1936 at Duke Law, feared losing a scholarship and considered a dean’s-office break-in with roommates to check class standings. Accomplices Fred Albrink and Bill Perdue recall Dick grabbing a leg as the group acted.
A historical review traces Richard Nixon’s political rise from early campaigns to his presidency, highlighting tactics, aides’ actions, and the Watergate fallout. It notes Nixon’s denial of direct involvement, the alleged approval of spying campaigns, and his steadfast, unyielding demeanor amid scandal.
The Senate Select Committee on Watergate hearings will be broadcast live by NBC CBS and ABC starting Thursday with James W. McCord Jr a former security chief for the Committee to Reelect the President as a major witness. Eight days of hearings are scheduled May 22 23 24 and June 12 13 14 with PBS macro coverage and TV network decision to air day by day.
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays the paper lists subscription pricing for in state and out of state mail options, post office box and Chanute delivery, tax details, and carrier rates. It notes staff credits and AP membership.
A brief biblical verse emphasizes gentleness and vigilance as the Lord draws near, urging believers to live with peace and self-control in daily conduct.
Advance channel grid shows Mitzi Gaynor in South Pacific at 7 and Sands of Iwo Jima at 10 20. Evening lineup includes The Partridge Family The Turning Points Medical Center and Dr Kildare with Cavett and The Badlanders. Continuous sports and game shows fill gaps.
Thursday evening schedule shows programs for KTEW TV through KMBC TV including Dr Kildare Lassie World Press and news at 10 30 PM Many channels list sports and film entries such as Royals Dugout and Battle of Culloden plus classic shows like The Waltons and The Tonight Show with time slots pictorially sketched across stations
Hal Boyle offers twelve coded lines to end friendships. The tips urge blunt refusals and sly jabs about money, work, marriages, in laws, or loyalties to spark a breakup. The piece reads as a wry social humor column about pruning social circles.
City commissioners told a delegation of Negro leaders the Walnut and Ashby site will be temporarily passed over for a proposed Negro community center due to strong local opposition. Lois Williams of Chanute High School won two events at the Emporia state track meet, setting a state record and tying another.
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