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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune argues the Murray Hill School proposal to close lunch hours prioritizes supervisor convenience and cost savings over children’s welfare. The writer recalls nostalgic recess freedoms and urges district leaders to ask what is best for the children.
A Tribune carrier finishes a phone call then repositions the phone for the bookkeeper. In a summer parking lot a father shares sandwiches with his family, but winds up scattering the bag and debris as he drives away. The text ponders what triggers consideration of others.
Fred Harris recalls a K U versus K State football clash that turned into political chatter in Manhattan. Family factions arrive from Salina and NCCJC as Docking leads Kay in the governor race amid rumors of campaign strains and internal tensions.
Improvements started at the front bottom step of 113 E Main and extended to the third floor fire escape are finished for the Elks chab rooms. Ned Allen announces a mass Dutch lunch tonight. A caravan of 962 cars was checked for defects by five state patrolmen yesterday and faulty autos were directed to repairs for O K stickers. A mass meeting of Neosho county former service men is set for tomorrow at the junior high school's assembly room to promote the state soldier's compensation measure.
Washington argues over a Greek state bank official tied to a controversial fertilizer venture in Greece. John Van Kirk accused Totomis of siphoning nearly 1 million dollars through a New York account while Totomis rose to govern the Hellenic Industrial Development Bank.
NBC's Bonanza slides to fourth in national ratings dropping about 5 million in viewers after a strong season debut. Maude climbs, ranking in the top 20 and the Bridget Loves Bernie show holds steady in sixth place. All in the Family and Marcus Welby lead the rankings while Bob Hope's NBC special attracts about 20.8 million homes.
A daily devotional cites Romans 13 1 urging every soul to be subject to governing authorities as powers ordained by God. The verse emphasizes divine origin of civil rulers and obedience for believers.
Fifteen Cadette Girl Scouts met October 16 at Grace Episcopal Church with leaders Mrs. Ray Almond Mrs. Wanda Sauders and Mrs. Norma Hedden The skating program at the rink was discussed decorations for a float were made and refreshments were served by Rosemary Owens Susan and Sandra Mc Reynolds
A Roman poet Virgil offers a terse maxim on trust. The aphorism underscores evaluating reliability by demonstrated deeds rather than words.
Channel release shows complex late night scheduling with substitutions and unconfirmed changes. Programs include Paul Lynde on 9 12, A Great American Tragedy with George Kennedy and Vera Miles, Medical Center with Geraldine Page, Cannon mysteries, Partridge Family, Hollywood Squares, and The Tonight Show with varied timing.
Thursday schedule details multiple channels listing programs from 6:00 pm to 2:55 am. Notable entries include The Waltons The Mod Squad The Men Ironside Owen Marshall and Tonight Show with guests and weather updates across stations KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW Chanute WDAF.
About 300 AIM supporters in a Trail of Broken Treaties caravan move toward Washington to protest Bureau of Indian Affairs budget cuts. Dennis Banks warns another Watts may be needed for U.S. to heed Indian plights as caravans from Seattle and San Francisco converge at Pine Ridge before continuing to Mission Winner and St Paul to join a larger effort.
The Chanute exchange can now reach the Pittsburg social security office by dialing Enterprise 20398 for toll free access. A. H. Knoeber, district manager, says the service saves time for claimants and inquiries.
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays. Contact numbers and staff listed. Subscription rates vary by region including Neosho, Allen, Wilson, Woodson counties with tax details. Chanute post office boxholders options. Chanute carrier rates. AP and local news rights noted.
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