Editor Letter Praises California Humor and Edits
A California Tribune reader praises the column and editorials while noting an enclosed Los Angeles Times editorial about Governor Reagan's budget cuts risking the state school system. The letter ends with plans to move to Chanute for farming and encouragement for more columns.
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Los Angeles Times
Cal
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Logan and Robinson Vie for Democratic Senate Nomination
The editorial endorses James Logan over William Robinson for the U S Senate Democratic nomination. It highlights both candidates as attorneys with public service backgrounds and similar views on Southeast Asia, urban issues, and fiscal policy, praising Logan's vision and farm policy ideas as more workable for the nation and cities.
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James Logan
William Robinson
Robinson
Logan
University of Kansas
Senate
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Southeast Asia
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Denver abandons national speed limit
Twenty five years ago the Denver edition notes the city abandoned the national 35 mile limit and would not enforce below 45 miles per hour citing waste of equipment and manpower. Also reports Pvt Robert Redfield discharged after sunburn from maneuvers and travel updates involving Dr and Mrs Owens and the Ashley family. Corporal Dee Driscoll promoted and transferred from Camp Cook California to Yuma Aziz.
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Colorado
Humboldt
Robert Redfield
M. J. Owens
Kansas City
S. G. Ashley
Dee Driscoll
Margaret Driscoll
Camp Cook
Calif
Yuma
Aziz
Proverbs saying on home wealth and a prudent wife
A verse from Proverbs 19 14 notes that house and riches come from fathers while a prudent wife is from the Lord. The line is presented as a daily biblical reflection for readers seeking guidance and virtue.
Supply of Hearts Falls Short Says Expert
Columnist John C. Harris argues heart transplants are costly and of uncertain value. He cites Kasparek’s case, noting Blue Cross paid 21,580.83 for a brief survival, and questions long term benefit, cost, and insurance implications. He warns transplants may remain a surgical novelty with limited public health impact.
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Blue Cross
Co-Op Insuriptiance
Take It From the Top on Civil Disobedience
Terry Murphy argues civil disobedience grows from effective protest and moral leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. He criticizes draft injustices and government hypocrisy, urging action from the top to curb disobedience while acknowledging its political impact.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Abe Lincoln
Alabama
Selma
Vietnam
Lobbyists Cut Guts from Meat Bill in Congress
Washington report credits lobbyists with inserting an amendment into the meat and poultry inspection bill during the rush to adjourn for the GOP convention. The Holland amendment would permit state inspection programs to approve interstate poultry shipments, risking dual systems and weakening federal oversight. The move drew White House opposition and faced industry and state agriculture pushback.
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Washington
Congress
White House
American Meat Packers Institute
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Holland
Doyle Corner
Florida
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Allen Filender
D-La
Eliender
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Senate
Tere
Len Her
Talmade
Georgia
Agriculture Committee
Phil Campbell
Capitol
American Meat Intitute
John Brademas
D-Ind
Restaurant Business Is Risky
NEW YORK AP says opening a restaurant is highly risky with a high failure rate. Jerome Brody, a successful restaurateur, built a $32 million yearly operation and aims for a world chain. He cites location and distinctive character as key factors along with staff selection and personal service.
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America
Jerome Brody
Jerry
Dartmouth
Restaurant Associates, Inc
Today in History Highlights of 1619 to 1909
The notice recalls key events on this date: the Jamestown legislative assembly in 1619, a devastating Naples earthquake in 1626, William Penn's death in 1718, Henry Ford's birth in 1863, sabotage at Black Tom Island in 1916, buses replacing horse carriages on Fifth Avenue in 1907, and the U.S. purchase of its first airplane in 1909. It lists dates and brief events linking America and Europe to notable milestones.
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Legislative Assembly
America
Jamestown
Naples
Italy
Pennsylvania
William Penn
England
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Black Tom Island
Jersey City
New York City
Fifth Avenue
U.S
Taxable status of political contributions noted
The article explains that political contributions are not deductible on federal income tax returns. They are not deductible as business expenses or as charitable gifts. Commerce Clearing House reports such contributions are gifts under the income tax law and subject to the federal gift tax.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
TV Tonight Listings Spark Diverse Evening Lineup
A compact view shows prime time on channels 2 4 7 and 13 with shows from Jeannie to N Y P D plus Daktari and It Takes a Thief. Reruns and specials include Good Morning World and Of Black America with Ray Anthony and a late News broadcast.
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Showtime
Good Morning World
N.Y.P.D
Television Log for Chanute and area July 31 schedule
A detailed daily TV grid lists channel lineups for Chanute area showing program blocks across channels 2,4,5,6,7,9,12,13 and 24 with titles such as The Tonight Show, Bonanza, Wild Wild West, and regional news. Highlights include morning Farm Facts and education shows, afternoon game and soap lineup, and late night news and variety programs.
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Kangaroo
Rev. Hillbillies
Bullwinkle
The
Early Birds
Dream House
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Gen. Hospital
Dick Cavette
Andy
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Bette
Mr. Ed
Rte
TV Tonight Highlights Garrison Gorillas and Grambling Features
ABC airs En route by plane from Germany to England with Gorillas shot down and parachuting into hostile territory. Grambling College at 7:30 features 100 Yards Go on its football program under coach Eddie Robinson. CBS presents Dave Allen show at 7:30 with guests Fontaine Springfield and Wall. Ray Anthony swings at 9 with Bookend Revue including Varga and Leonard.
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ABC
Germany
England
Grambling College
New Orleans
Eddie Robinson
Showtime
CBS
Dave Allen
Britain
Frank Fontaine
Dusty Springfield
Max Wall
Ray Anthony
Anthony
Diane Varga
Dave Leonard
Helicopter Refueled At North Carolina Service Station
R. J. Burns of Charlotte landed a helicopter at a Kannapolis service station to refuel. He then lifted off after the tank was filled, an ordinary refueling stop for a rotorcraft.
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N.C
R. J. Burns
Charlotte
Burns
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A shopper advice piece explains how to spot authentic offers and avoid scams. It outlines steps to verify sellers, compare prices, check return policies, and seek reputable brands for durable household purchases.
Delhi police plan group patrols to tackle crime gangs this summer
Summer in Delhi is labeled the crime season and police will patrol in groups to curb gangs. A police spokesman outlined the plan as officers join forces to improve safety across the city this season.
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New Delhi
Delhi
Snowfall Record at Silver Lake in 1921
In April 1921 about 87 inches of snow piled up in 27 hours at Silver Lake in the mountains north west of Boulder presenting a remarkable winter event documented by AP reporters.
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Boulder, Colo
Silver Lake
Boulder
Area Dams Status Report and Water Discharge
Structural notes show normal conservation pools and elevations for several dams including John Redmond 1 035.99 feet and Fall River 948.82 feet with Teele Ukiasteccrstess at 901.75 feet and Bik Cy ca 792.00 feet. Water discharge figures in cfs list John Redmond and Toronto with all gates closed.
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Fall River
Teele
Ukiasteccrstess
Bik
Venes
Toronto
von Bivoe
Ska Ccocinete
Toronto Settee
Elk City
Licking or Joining Mail Ad Critique Letter
Erie resident M E Richey criticizes bulk mail advertising in the Chanute Tribune Shopper's Guide mailing. The letter questions editorial response to junk mail and ends with If you can't Lick em Join em.
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Chanute Tribune
M.E. Richey
Erie
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