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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1975
Page
2
The piece argues officials and private bodies often withhold information hindering accurate reporting. It cites a Chanute Mexico drug operation case where confirmation lagged and remained skeletal, noting secrecy aids criminals and damages public trust. Newsrooms seek transparency to quell speculation and inform citizens.
Residents urge a stable transit solution after the Woosleys end their taxi service. They seek dependable senior and non car access to doctors banks post office and other essential services, asking if city hospital subsidies or a public option could replace the service now.
Hutchinson News columnist Stuart Awbrey discusses the Lowenstein Shubitz controversy and the Capitol Hill News Service created by Ralph Nader. He defends CHNS reporting on Kansas congressmen, argues press gaps harmed readers, and notes occasional errors but emphasizes the aim to inform.
Lt. Col. Wilfred Ebel’s candid report criticizing Maj. Gen. Milner Roberts triggers Thurmond influence. Thurmond and aides deny impropriety, while Ebel’s career collapses as Army Inspector General and DoJ scrutiny grow. Roberts gains reserve chief power and Ebel loses promotion and status.
A brief verse reflection notes that idle words and empty oaths lead to hollow covenants and corrupt judgment, likening it to poisonous weeds sprouting in field furrows. The passage warns against deceitful promises divorced from truth and accountability.
A petition filed by two West Coast workers asks the FCC to restrict religious programming on non profit FM radio and cable channels. Public response is strongly negative with over 100000 letters. the FCC will consider comments and decide in three to four months. The rule in question limits owners to one broadcast station per market, with exemptions for non profit stations.
The notice lists subscription prices for local and area delivery including by mail in trade territory and outside areas, with various tax and term options. It also confirms United Press International exclusivity for local news republication and UPI dispatches, and notes ABC membership.
Economist Lester R. Brown argues the United States already leads in grain exports and will grow its influence. He says food power could steer relations with Russia China India and Japan, guiding foreign policy beyond current limits and provoking debate over how to use aid politically.
About 300 Kansas Oklahoma Waterflood Operators toured Humbolldt Chanute field with an equipment display at Martin Tractor Co and lunch at the Country Club. A bond issue of 850000 for two new school buildings passed 1600 to 684 in Tuesday's election. Fifty years ago Dr George Boon investigates oil pollution on the Neosho River and dynamiting reports on Big Creek. Farmers suggest culprits may come from Chanute.
Co-op Refinery manager Jack Maness says a vacation shutdown for about 380 employees, set to begin mid June due to sagging sales, has been canceled as summer sales projections improve and storage capacity remains adequate.
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