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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
2
Chanute welcomes the Kansas state convention of campers over Labor Day at Santa Fe Park. Early reservations show over 1,600 camping units, possibly near 2,000 if weather cooperates. Campers are praised as friendly guests who keep grounds clean, supporting local economy with six Champger producers employing about 200.
The article condemns Archbishop Ignatius Strecker for demanding abortion doctors be named, likening it to witch-hunt tactics. It argues abortion is a medical issue and cautions against public branding of doctors as murderers, urging broader church involvement and restraint.
A Portland program uses the drug antibase to treat problem drinkers as an alternative to fines or jail. About 50 offenders take daily doses, at 75 cents a day, under court and clinic oversight. The approach combines medical treatment with counseling and is funded as part of a federal Alcohol Safety Action Project.
Walt Disney left a legacy of foresight in television with Wonderful World of Disney now entering its 18th season as a Sunday night staple. Ron Miller explains the studio’s method of trimming films into TV segments and reusing animated features from the vault for new audiences.
Terry Murphy argues the 1969 70 student unrest faded after Kent State and Vietnam era tensions. He credits U S antiwar momentum waning with Lyndon Johnson’s exit and shifts in policy, while noting remaining radicals lack broad appeal and campuses grow quiet.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that in 1969 President Nixon reduced school lunch subsidies from 60 to 35 cents per meal, reallocating $300 million from the program. States, lacking funds, may reduce meals for needy children as budgets tighten.
The report traces budget pressures on Agriculture Assistant Secretary Richard Lyng and Nutrition Administrator Edward Hekman amid calls from Rep. Jamie Whitten to protect the customs fund for farmers. It includes complaints from school officials about lunch cuts and notes on mercury in ducks near Lake St Clair and Mobile Bay. It also covers a White House apology to Connecticut interns over a remark about Rep. Bob Steele and Nixon recollections on Burns influencing economic policy in the 1960s and 1970s.
The Chanute school board met to adjust enrollment between grade buildings to relieve crowded classrooms at Murray Hill Alcott and Lincoln. Total Chanute enrollment reached 2094, up 202 from last year. Fifty years ago a flag for Roosevelt school was ordered by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic.
A dense listing from a Tribune TV log covering KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute and more. It outlines daytime and weekend blocks with varied programs from 5 am to 11 pm including cartoons, talk shows, sports, church services, and late-night specials.
Prime time features The Odd Couple and The Interns plus Nanny Prudence and That Girl. Royals visit Chicago to face the White Sox as talk shows and late movies fill the late-night lineup with Dark Intruders and Brides of Dracula.
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