Open Letter Demands No U S Subsidies for Vietnam
Tribune readers urge President Carter and Congress to stop funding Vietnam. They condemn the United Nations and Hanoi, call for no ransom or aid to Vietnam, and demand pride in America by rebuilding only with domestic strength. Copies go to Dole Pearson Skubitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
United States
United Nations
Vietnam
Hanoi
Cambodia
Congress
America
Cuba
Panama
Uganda
Russia
Campaign to End Saturday Mail Delivery Probed
Chanute Tribune urges readers to support dropping Saturday mail delivery to cut postal costs. The editorial argues taxpayers shoulder subsidies for a few and urges backing the Postal Service Commission's plan despite subscriber inconvenience.
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Chanute Tribune Mail
Commission
Commission On Postal Service
Why Chanute Needs a Round of Community Arts
Questions raised about boosting porch music, outdoor painting, artistic gardens, round houses, and daily art days. The columnist urges plans for a community band theater public radio and broader arts in schools and asks about last high school musical and Miles Rickart banjo.
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Chanute
Santa Fe and
Main
Lincoln
Miles Rickart
Local Newspaper Rates and Subscription Details
The note lists subscription prices for the paper, including by mail in the trade territory and outside it. Rates show one year at 16.48 with tax, six months at 9.98, three months at 5.67, and one month at 2.02 inside. outside territory prices are 26.78 annually, 14.42 for six months, 7.73 for three months, and 2.58 for one month with taxes.
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Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Commencement Gripes From Pittsburg Rail Against Dull Rituals
A Pittsburgh correspondent laments modern commencements as dull and long while noting his family’s 1977 Kansas and local graduations. He jests about regalia reuse and the predictability of speeches and ceremonies.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State University
University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
Cyber 76 sale to Soviets eyed as high security risk
Washington discusses exporting the Cyber 76, a $13 million top‑secret computer, to the Soviet Union amid warnings it could be repurposed for military tracking, decoding U.S. transmissions, and boosting nuclear and missile production. Officials debate whether export licenses should be granted.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Control Data
Commerce Department
Russia
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Kissinger
CIA
Anatoly Dobrynin
China
Hungary
International Trade Commission
United States
Kremlin
Kansas lacks rock drawing power this summer
Kansas music shifts toward country as promoters report few large venues and high demand for rock acts. Century II and Wichita struggles curb major rock bookings while promoters pursue Steppenwolf and Doobie Brothers as Topeka legal battles linger.
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Kansas
Topeka
Warren Bernhart
Jolly Troll Productions
Flash Cadillac
Holton
Steppenwolf
David Taylor
Prairie Village
Kansas City
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Jimmy
Atlanta
South
Robert Dole
James Pearson
Joe Skubitz
WWE
Oe Tribune
Fred M. Harris
F M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
United Press International
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cleveland
Alf
Y.c
Sybil Zybowski
Sybil
Fred
Harris
Central Intelligence Agency
Brickman
Jack
Anderson
Les Whitten
The
Small Society
Aone
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Wichita
Jean Sawyer
Century II
Blue Oyster Cult
Stix
Heart
Harry Peebles
Kan
Peebles
Jessie Colter
Waylon Jennings
Fairgrounds
Sedalia
Taylor
Judie
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