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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
2
The Hutchinson News notes that incumbent congressmen enjoy a $500,000 head start in fundraising plus up to 18 assistants and four offices funded by tax funds. Free travel and communications plus 2 000 free calendars widen the gap, while challengers face a far lower spending limit of 140 000.
At a Lawrence convocation University of Kansas Chancellor Archie Dykes warned there are over 380 federal programs and 50 agencies shaping colleges, plus 24 congressional committees creating rules and costs that threaten enrollment. He urged institutions to run their own affairs as turnout was small at the event.
A reader laments modern homework after school hours, arguing six hours of class suffices. He warns that extended assignments sap energy and interest, noting exceptions for book reports or student projects and recalling his own study hall era. He contrasts junior high pressures with earlier schooling.
Washington reports discuss Nixon seeking custody of White House tapes to shield himself from disclosures. Haldeman pushed for a strong executive, arguing Nixon's mandate after the 1972 landslide. The piece notes doctored tapes and a call for proper review by Nixon and his family.
The Tribune lists subscription prices by region including Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Chanute area. Rates cover one year six months three months and monthly carrier options with sales tax applied. Prices vary slightly by delivery method and locale.
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Kansas seeks FPC intervention as Cities Service pushes noninterruptible gas for farm irrigation while Panhandle Eastern hikes prices and irrigation schedules. The dispute could set a precedent for farm priority across the region. Kansas irrigators rely on gas for pumps, with 60 percent of Cities Service sales in 1974 to the state.
Names Edgar Martin John Schmocker and Ernest Flottman announced as the first men drafted from Neosho County since Korean hostilities began. Fifty years ago in 1925 C D Clem of this city planned to debate evolution in Iola with Rev Stevenson pastor of Iola African Methodist Church.
The provincial congress approves issuing 112,500 pounds in credit bills exchangeable for Spanish dollars or gold or silver. Local firemen are exempted from both military and night watch duties.
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen accuses Ford of using White House policy to let the GOP cover his 1975 campaign travels. He argues the White House and RNC are shifting campaign costs away from Ford while other candidates must rely on limited campaign funds under new law.
In Beirut and across the Arab world, Sadat’s Sinai disengagement accord with Israel triggers anger and accusations of betrayal. The Egyptian leader seeks regional support while courting Kissinger brokered gaps for a broader peace, hoping to revive Egypt’s economy and secure a safer Suez Canal.
Arab guerrilla leaders denounce the Egyptian Israeli American agreement and call for strikes and raids. Allies praise the pact as Middle East peace efforts advance. The dollar strengthens on European markets while Tass notes hostile foreign press. Yasser Arafat and Palestinian leaders urge intensified guerrilla action. Rabin seeks parliamentary support with Dayan opposed.
Bible verses II Chronicles describe widespread turmoil as inhabitants suffer fragmentation and conflict nation against nation and city against city. The guidance urges perseverance and assurance of reward for diligent work.
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