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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
2
Letters from readers argue over why information was withheld about a Chanute based aircraft lost in Mexico. Bob Wiggans of Dickerhoof Flying Service defends public disclosure while editors note no harm to the investigation.
A writer recounts a Memorial Day weekend trip with three day holiday anticipation turning to enjoyment. The journey includes a wedding anniversary visit with friends, a stop at an antique tractor museum in Bartlesville where the collection spans Wallis Hart-Parr and Minneapolis-Moline machines. The Oklahoma scenery is praised as green and pleasant.
The Wichita flood damaged car case illustrates consumer risk and delays in red tape regulated markets. Critics fear compliance costs while supporters cite need for broader protection amid greed and dishonesty. The editorial argues against a federal agency but acknowledges consumer protection remains a concern.
The writer recalls an Oklahoma journey with two bright spots: a rose garden stroll in Tulsa and a tour of Oral Roberts University. He praises the campus architecture, notes rain-worn roses, and describes a dinner at a restaurant serving meals on meat cleavers. Prices, beverages, and travel anecdotes follow.
The page lists the 84th year issue with staff roles and subscription pricing. It shows President Fred M. Harris, General Manager F. M. Harris, and Managing Editor Keith Wright, along with detailed rates for various regions, tax additions, and delivery options.
The United Press International holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the newspaper and to UPI dispatches. The statement notes UPI ownership and participation in the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
A 2000 square foot expansion at Burlington Manufacturing Co plans to add about 35 to 40 employees, increasing total staff from 185. G E Bauer announced the purchase of Hastings Market and will run it as Bauer's Market, after five years as manager and a partial owner. Fifty years ago in 1925 Abilene visitors praised Memorial Building and planned a similar new structure.
A short verse reflection cites Jeremiah 9 3 noting that falsehood grows strong in the land as it moves from evil to evil. The message warns against deceit and calls for discernment and moral vigilance.
Senate reports reveal the Acquisition Advisory Group is composed almost entirely of current or former Pentagon officials. The panel, chaired by Dr. Alexander Flax, faces criticism for lack of outsider independence and potential conflicts of interest.
State Division of Personnel invites applications for civil service examinations for Activity Therapy Aide I and II in state hospitals and training centers. Applications accepted until further notice. Also open for Dormitory Director I and II in state colleges and universities with June 6 cutoff. Dormitory directors oversee housing units and maintain facilities for residents.
San Francisco doctors halted a 28 day walkout after premiums spiked up to 400 percent with many insurers. They will resume normal surgeries under a state short term policy while a long term fix is sought. New York doctors plan emergency care only next week.
Dr. S. L. Al ioto 46 of Farmington New Mexico is hired as superintendent of Parsons Unified School District 503. Chosen from 58 candidates he starts June 23 as deputy and will take a two year contract as superintendent July 1 at 25000 dollars per year. He succeeds C G Reitemeier who resigned and has been Farmington superintendent since 1972.
Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole from Kansas have been central to Senate action this year. They pushed and offered amendments on filibuster reform, budget and tax policy, agriculture aid, and natural gas deregulation, shaping major pieces of legislation and sparking debate on national issues.
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