Donnell Proposes Kansas Fuel Guarantee Plan
Wichita city commissioner James Donnell urges that any newly found wells be used to meet Kansas energy needs first, selling surplus gas outside the state if available. He addressed the League of Kansas Municipalities, which supported a policy statement but doubted the plan’s practicality.
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Bottle return laws gain traction in states nationwide
The piece notes returnable bottle laws as a litter strategy with deposits refunded on return. An Oregon appeals decision supports the concept and 35 states consider similar measures, while outlining burdens on stores, bottling firms, and waste alternatives as not a universal remedy.
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Debonair Joe heads Girl Watchers Club demo in Los Angeles
Debonair Joe Beazin, leader of Girl Watchers International, staged a showcase at Century City during Girl Watchers Week. He advised turning the head without following, while sponsors recruited secretaries and models to enforce decorum in a 5,000-strong workforce of young women and industry staff.
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Nixon uses public funds for heating San Clemente villa
Washington column reports President Nixon privately tapped public money to install an electric heating system at his San Clemente villa and guest house during a nearby Coast Guard office complex conversion. The GSA arranged the work, supervised by Herbert Kalmbach, who cites attorney client privilege when questioned. William Robinson, a GSA official, recalls contracts for the adjacent complex but cannot confirm the heating contract. The Secret Service provided a cautious stance on the matter.
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Public Till Tapped for Heat Explanation
The article reports a Secret Service inquiry into a heating system change at the White House with safety concerns. It also covers a Fort Carson memo criticizing leadership for failing to punish crimes, revealing 82 percent of May and June arrests going unpunished and questions about commanders’ impartiality.
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Julia Child Keeps The French Chef On PBS Through March 1973
Polaroid Corp funds rescue The French Chef keeping Julia Child on air through March 1973. WGBH plans 12 to 13 new episodes plus reruns to bridge production limits and avoid canceling the show. Public television stations rely on underwriters as ads are not allowed on PBS.
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Air Force Not Culpable In Generals Disability Flag
Air Force was within rights to grant disability and accompanying tax benefits to nearly 100 generals on retirement, per the General Accounting Office. Rep. Larry Winn notes data showing 97 of retirees certified as able to fly and receiving flight pay before retirement, with 327 generals retiring in five years and 197 not on disability.
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Civilians Ride Along With Indianapolis Police Declared Successful
The Indianapolis Police Department calls its ride along program highly successful with 15 to 20 civilian riders on weekend nights and 6 to 12 on weekdays. Police Chief Winston L. Churchill notes riders gain understanding of police work and city issues. Participants must sign waivers, with parent consent for minors.
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Chanute Teen Wins Grand Championship at Corn Carnival
Cha nute high school senior Dean Tennis won the grand championship with a 10 ear sample of yellow open pollinated corn at the grain exhibits during the Corn Carnival. Dalice Rush was reserve champion. Chanute's grain and seed judging team won the judging contest and Charles Kepley led individuals with 968 points. B F Wyatt announced the purchase of the Double Tire Service at 201 W Main. Fifty years ago a new North Steuben paving machine operated on the city’s concrete project amid crowds.
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Dinty) Wyatt
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Today’s Bible Verse Repentance Sparks Joy in Heaven
A verse from Luke 15 7 states that there is joy in heaven over one sinner who repents more than over ninety nine righteous people who do not. The message emphasizes repentance and divine mercy.
Television Schedule Roundup for Prime Time Listings
Channel lineup shows National Geographic evolution special at 6 30 pm. Bonanza hostage drama at 7 pm and a 8 30 pm football coach drama Footsteps. Marcus Welby M D deals with a love triangle at 9 12 pm. Late night includes The Stratton Story and Tonight Show with various guests.
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Keen Acres
Jeannie
National Geographic
Young Dr. Kildare
Doris Day
George Kirby
Images & Things
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Maude
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Black Journal
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Television log listings for Wednesday evening October 6
Daytime schedules for channels include Partridge Family Hollywood Squares Emergency and Truth Consequences. Prime time features Mystery Movie Carol Burnett and Cannon with regional variants for Chanute Topeka and Kansas City stations. Weather reports and late night talk shows close the schedule.
Today in History highlights from the year 1972
On this date in 1952 the British exploded their first atomic bomb off Australia. 1866 marked the end of Austro Italian war by the Vienna treaty. Also Johns Hopkins opened in Baltimore in 1876.
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Japanese student crowned BYU homecoming queen
Provo Utah AP Michiko Nakamura 19 of Tokyo was elected the 1973 Brigham Young University homecoming queen by BYU students. The junior from Japan earned the honor amid campus festivities.
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Provo
Utah
Japan
Brigham Young University
Michiko Nakamura
Tokyo
Chanute Tribune Local Rates and Membership Info
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for various regions including trade territory Nevsue Allen and Wilson and Woodson counties. Rates cover one year six months three months and one month with tax details.
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Kansas
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