Tribune Peoples Forum advocates cycling safety education
Motorcycle enthusiasts urge Altoona to adopt driver education for riders, noting increasing numbers on public roads. They argue license tests lack safety fundamentals and urge helmet use, daytime headlights, and public awareness to reduce risk.
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Editorial urges closing tax loopholes favoring rich
Tribune commentary cites a Treasury study showing 14 6 percent of taxpayers earning over 20 000 receive 53 percent of benefits from federal tax loopholes. It argues tailoring deductions to aid low earners, while noting exemptions for medical expenses and other provisions as unfair as is.
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Booboo jokes mix with teaching tales in Chanute piece
Retired editor and Chanute writer recount public gaffes from politicians and a quirky K State instructor. The piece notes Elwin Shanahan’s slip on Kansas Legislature makeup and recalls a humorous chemistry classroom episode ending with a blaze and fleeing students.
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Ford seeks bipartisanship in foreign policy shift
President Ford urges Congress to unite on a new era of bipartisan foreign policy in a closed-door meeting in the Roosevelt Room. Kissinger warns of setbacks in Southeast Asia while Scott and others press for steadier Mideast negotiations.
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Executives of Equity Funding Fraud Enter Prison
Fourteen former Equity Funding executives began prison terms after pleading guilty to directing a 2 billion dollar swindle. Stanley Goldblum reported to McNeil Island for an eight year term while Fred Levin and Samuel Lovell started five year sentences at Terminal Island. Others face two to three years with some in work furlough programs. The case spans multiple states with possible later trials.
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Garden Lass catalog tops Arkansas folkways for vacation readers
Chanute Public Library unveils Garden Lass A Catalog of Arkansas Folkways by Nancy McDonough as a timely pick for summer travelers. The collection also includes Bicentennial City Walking Tours of Historic Philadelphia, Inside Australia, and The House of Medici. New staff Andre Thielenhaus gifts include The Ultra Secret and The Last Escape, with biographies The Mind of Adolf Hitler and Noel Coward Remembered among notable additions.
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Allen Neosho Life Underwriters elect president in Iola
Cole Leverenz was elected president of the Allen Neosho County Life Insurance Underwriters Association at a meeting Thursday in Iola. The item notes local leadership as part of a 25 year retrospective.
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Credit rule costs loom for creditors in proposed reform
Creditors warn computer overhauls could run into millions of dollars unless the government adjusts proposed rules banning credit discrimination by sex or marital status. Sears Roebuck and Bank of America oppose a clause requiring joint accounts to be listed in both names by Oct. 28 1976, while women's groups push for stronger safeguards.
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