18 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
1
The Senate rejected Nixon on two fronts, overriding his veto of a water pollution bill and voting to strip the spending ceiling. House leaders planned to seek a two thirds override today as Congress nears adjour nment for the 92nd Congress.
Lee Morgan of the Soil Conservation Service lauds the See-Kan Resource Conservation and Development Board at Erie meeting for coordinating a nine county plan. The 1000 acre mined land redevelopment project exemplifies interagency cooperation and local support. Once approved by the Secretary of Agriculture funds will cover flood control recreation drainage and other community improvements.
A brief intercepted note targets Cha with a sharp observation about Mr. Adams. The writer urges looking closer to home for loose screws.
Inland Daily Press Association honors Chanute Carrier Layne Offenbacker 903 S Lincoln as outstanding of the year for customer votes. Other cited carriers include Van Finney Milton Haller Mike McBride and Mary Smith with certificates jackets and pins awarded. Elks members hosted a hamburger fry at Elks Lake clubhouse with staff Pat Markham and Janice Carder assisting.
Jim Fletcher data processing manager for the City of Chanute will depart at week’s end to move to Springfield Missouri. He began his present post on January 1 this year and leaves for personal reasons with no replacement named.
Hutchinson officials face federal and state red tape as the city with a $27,000 mortgage offer cannot close a $47,000 appraised value pool deal. The hold up costs about $5 daily in interest while Topeka and federal agencies struggle to resolve the bargain issue.
Russell Adams, 51, was fined $25 after claiming he searched under a car to tighten screws to protect motorists. A security guard noted him at a Jackson auto dealership and arrested him for trespassing. The incident occurred as he said he investigated nightly for public safety.
Neosho County Federation of Republican Women hosted a youth dinner at Orchid Buffet where Diane Good a Neosho County Community Junior College student who studied in Switzerland shared that Europeans are highly informed about U S politics and war in Vietnam They expect continued U S military presence in Europe and seek stability in the U S economy Also Bill Daley was to speak but was replaced by Jim Lane due to illness Meanwhile New York stocks rose on hopes for Vietnam peace as Kissinger returned to Paris and then Saigon lifting the Dow briefly.
RAND analysis prepared in 1971 advised the United States to back an authoritarian Saigon regime during wartime to handle urban elites. It argued Vietnamization could disengage the U.S. and that Thieu’s government should offer tangible benefits to rural masses while suppressing opposition. The document, titled An Essay on Vietnamization, was not released publicly.
Democratic Gov Robert Docking and Republican challenger Morris Kay accept an hour long TV and radio debate on October 26 with rebuttal time. The Kansas Association of Broadcasters sponsors the event. WIBW Topeka will produce it for distribution to Kansas stations.
In Southeast Alaska near Juneau signals from an emergency beacon on a missing plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others were detected by aircraft. Coast Guard helicopters heard the beacon twice about 10 miles west of Juneau. An amateur radio operator in California said he spoke with someone aboard Boggs’s plane, who claimed the aircraft had landed on a beach.
Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger arrived in Saigon to join U S and South Vietnamese officials in a major review of the Vietnam war situation and Paris peace talks. He came from Paris after an other secret meeting with the North Vietnamese. Abrams, Army chief of staff, arrived earlier and will meet President Nguyen Van Thieu.
An F111 fighter bomber was lost early Tuesday in a North Vietnamese strike, marking the second loss of the $15 million aircraft since their return to Vietnam. A separate U S Air Force F4 Phantom crashed near its base in Thailand, officials reported.
In Santiago patrols arrested scores of tardy pedestrians and motorists after President Allende ordered a nightly curfew amid a week of strikes and street protests.
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