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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1976
Page
2
A Tribune Peoples Forum letter argues Chanute should buy and improve Highland Park rather than sell it. The writer notes past losses of a ball diamond, dissatisfaction with current ball parks, and surveys 37 neighbors finding 34 favor more parks or keeping existing ones over disposal.
A reader urges Chanute to retain in town parks and acquire additional park areas as the city grows. The letter argues against selling park land for $36,000 to finance a highrise and a ski slope, insisting parks and elderly facilities are both needed.
At Topeka convention Ron Reagan fans delivered showy rhetoric with little planning as Bob Dole de fused the cannonade. The Kansas delegation backed 29 Ford supporters, 4 Reagan, 1 uncommitted, amid a day of speeches and tallies.
Publication details outline pricing for mail and carrier delivery in Chanute area, with annual and half year rates. It notes tax, postage, and UP International news republication rights, plus a Circulation Audit Bureau member statement.
Instructions to contact the Tribune carrier are given with two time windows 5 30 to 6 p m weekdays and by 9 00 a m Saturday.
A long hidden Treasury fund, the Exchange Stabilization Fund, has operated with minimal congressional oversight for over four decades. The fund supports salaries, CIA agent stipends, secret gold shipments, and overseas travel for Treasury officials, while earnings flow back into the fund. A congressional task force finds loose controls, relying on Treasury audits, but questions persist about blanket authority and oversight.
Senator John Culver says his Cedar Rapids stance helped push a 44 to 37 Senate vote to postpone B1 bomber production until next February. Rockwell's lobbying and national defense politics shaped the debate over the costly aircraft and its future.
Owens Hall junior college boys dormitory received twenty five years ago ten dressers and chifforches as announced by Howard Jester college dean. In 1926 Harold Miller led a civics class trip to Erie to view district court proceedings. Two Allen County Community Junior College students were sentenced to six months in jail for theft of a color television and paroled after two years. James Leffall of Dallas and Jesse Harris of Youngstown Ohio faced reduced charges to misdemeanors and pleaded guilty as former basketball team members.
Washington reports retired electronics engineer Bob Teal describes a fuel free, gas free engine run by electro magnets. He claims it operates quietly with few moving parts and low maintenance and could be mass produced for automobiles at 300 to 400 dollars per unit.
The piece notes Brickman’s engine hopes for propulsion changes and Teal's technical hurdles. It discusses uranium stock surges as supply fears rise, with Reserve Oil Minerals Corp. stock jumping from 11.25 to 40 in 15 months and uranium values climbing to 50 per lb from 8 in 1973. It also covers recycling gains and a NARI report on a slump in recycled materials amid recession.
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