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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
2
A letter questions why 9 point peace ideas mirror North Vietnam proposals from centuries ago and highlights Nixon era shifts. The writer cites historical peace talks, prisoner releases, bombing totals, and calls for prudence amid renewed calls for peace.
Kansas voters weigh the Docking Hart slate in a tight race as George Hart runs with Bob Docking while Owen fights an uphill battle. Polls hint undecided voters could swing Hart, given geography and public interest in the lieutenant governor's role.
Wichita attorney Earl C. Moore called the proposed executive article amendment a power grab by the governor and legislature. State Auditor Hedrick released the analysis, noting the measure would extend terms for top officials and could abolish the auditor and treasurer as constitutional officers.
Washington reports HEW suppressed two controversial drug studies. One finds youth use of psychedelics can be morally productive, while the other, a three volume evaluation of drug education, argues government programs are misdirected and unhelpful.
A study shows that pleasant experiences with drugs and youth perceptions challenge the governments blanket stance that all use is dangerous. It finds enforcement is seen as selective, fueling distrust and shifting political views, while many groups misuse drugs. It suggests policies should allow exploratory use and focus on harm reduction.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will televise a separate Emmy show next spring to honor national news and documentary programs of 1972. Five categories include hard news magazine programs cultural documentaries and Olympic coverage. A 40-member blue ribbon panel of critics will judge entries and be flown to New York for screenings.
On this date several events are noted including the first hydrogen bomb test in 1952 at Eniwetok, Stamp Act in 1765, 1945 Hitler death confirmation, and Fidel Castro veto on missiles. Also mentions LBJ quote on protesters and Vietnam troop strength, with Victoria de los Angeles turning 48. Thought for today from Adlai Stevenson.
Veteran Kansas senator Arthur Capper announces he will seek the Republican nomination for the United States Senate in the 1948 primary. The report notes he plans to campaign as a veteran lawmaker and faces a crowded field in the party.
Topeka Kansas AP Mor ris Kay pledges positive steps to meet rising water demand. He calls the coming crisis a major concern for a Kay administration and favors research driven conservation, efficient irrigation, facility maintenance, and stronger water use legislation.
Advertisement deadlines listed for same day service. display style classifieds require placement by 12 noon the preceding day. Phone number 431 4100 provided for submission.
Channel listings show a chaotic schedule with substitutions and conflicts. Notable items include Carol Burnett headliners Peggy Lee and Stiller and Meara at 7:00, a mystery movie at 7:30, That Certain Summer with Hal Holbrook and Hope Lang at 12, and Medical Center at 8:00 plus various talk and game shows through the night.
The Tribune lists KCMO TV Channel 5 KUHI 16 KOAM 7 KMBC 4 KTWU 11 KODE 12 WIBW 13 KTEW 2 Chanute 3 WDAF 4 with daytime lineups for Thursday evening. Programs include Introduction to Music, Here's Lucy, The Waltons, The Mod Squad, The Avengers, Ironside, Owen Marshall, Dean Martin Show, News, Tonight Show, Dick Cavett, The Helen Morgan Story, Paul Harvey, Divorce Court and Desert Fury among others.
The White House dismissed a plan for a direct electronic link to every home and car as too extreme before planning. Rep. Moorhead said the wired nation aimed to provide disaster warnings and distribute services and could enable government propaganda and spying.
Three 4H members Doris Baker Terri Sue Reinhardt and Barbara Kepley will travel to the Kansas 4H Congress in Wichita November 2 to 4 as delegates after their first place finish at the Kansas State Fair. Parents listed include the Bakers Reinhardts and Kepleys. Funds are provided by the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita and Kansas Production Credit Associations. Delegates from 50 counties compete in four judging categories plus individual blue ribbon events in civic defense, crops nutrition and more.
Dr. Edward FE David Jr. dismissed Moorhead's proposal for a nationwide private satellite style link amid a 1971 study on public broadcasting receivers. The plan envisaged government controlled devices in homes and vehicles to disseminate disaster and social services information, with privacy concerns cited.
Rates listed for mail and carrier subscriptions across trade territories with various tax add ons and durations. Includes prices for Chanute post office boxholders and local carrier delivery, prepaid and audit bureau note, and AP membership statement.
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