Discontent in 1975 America Prompts Call for Reasoned Change
The Tribune Editorial notes the ongoing summer unrest from police and firemen wage disputes in Kansas City and McPherson, teacher strikes affecting thousands of students, and antibusing protests in Boston and Louisville. It argues discontent signals healthy societal dynamics, urging reasonable, nonviolent action to drive improvement.
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McPherson
Boston
Louisville
Governor Bennett urges mass transit boost in Wichita
Governor Bennett told highway users in Wichita that mass transportation is vital to cope with energy shortages. He warned Kansas risks energy scarcity in 15 years unless alternate sources emerge, noting urban areas like Kansas City Topeka and Wichita and smaller towns face strain. Congress and President Ford are gridlocked on energy policy.
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Midwest
A Prude Reflects On Obscenity And Morality In Shopping
A Village Voice reader recounts a grocery store display of provocative magazines and weighs whether consumer boycotts or moral outrage justify action. The piece explores personal ethics, economic coercion, abortion, and responsibility in public life.
Oil industry seeks new financing to fund exploration
The Standard Oil of Indiana study says domestic oil firms must attract nontraditional investors such as private pension funds and insurance companies and may sell marginal assets to raise capital. It projects $728 billion needed in the next decade with debt and profits leading sources, and hints at potential involvement from OPEC countries.
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Standard Oil of Indiana
Amoco
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OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Tribune announces 84th year publication details
The charge Tribune lists pricing for mail and carrier delivery in Chanute with annual, six month and three month rates. It includes information on post office boxholders, sales tax charges and in advance payment requirements.
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Trade
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Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
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Local News Reprint Rights Statement
The United Press International is entitled exclusively to use for republication all local news printed in the newspaper and all UP news dispatches. This material is distributed through the Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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United Press International
Sealskin import shadowed by brutal South African hunt
A confidential Humane Society report by Sue Pressman details a brutal seal slaughter off Kleinzee South Africa to influence U S import policy. It portrays clubbers killing yearling seals as mothers mourn and urges decisive Commerce Department action amid planned hearings.
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Milady
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Sue Pressman
Chanute crowns baseball queen Norma Brenner at City Park
Norma Brenner representing the American Legion was crowned baseball queen in a ceremony before 770 fans at City Park on Saturday night. District Judge B. M. Dunham crowned the winner after she received 1,324 votes in the Athletic association contest. Fifty years earlier in 1925 boxing opened the Memorial building program for the Legion state convention.
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Memorial Building
Reading books risky business at Chanute library
Chanute public librarian notes vacations continue work on new arrivals and readers. She lists titles ranging from The End of Intelligent Writing to Popular Culture and High Culture and The Mothman Prophecies, plus heavy reference works like Encyclopedia of Latin America and Historical Atlas of the Religions of the World.
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Jean Gray
Chanute
America
Richard Kostelanetz
Herbert J. Gans
Donald Lambro
Peter Young
Isma’il Ragi al Farugi
Great Society era programs reduced as years pass
The piece notes the 1965 launch of Head Start and the broader War on Poverty led by LBJ. It recalls Sargent Shriver’s early budget impact, then details how the Office of Economic Opportunity was dismantled and programs folded into HEW and other agencies. It also mentions Iola Legion seeking two acres for a new post home.
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UPI
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Housing and Urban Development
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Job Corps
VISTA
Peace Corps
Office of Childhood Development
IOLA
Iola American Legion
Bob Lind
Bible Verse Reflected in Nehemiah Guidance
The verse invites joy and sustenance with the call to eat, drink, and share with those in need. It emphasizes rejoicing in the Lord, strong provision, and communal care as a moral imperative.
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Nehemiah
Nantucket Whalers Allowed to Sail If Oil and Bone Kept From Britain
The colonial council in Watertown Massachusetts on September 6 approved George Hussey’s request to send whalers to sea provided he certifies that the oil and whale bone will be kept out of British hands. The action governs the week of September 1 to 6.
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United Press International
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Colonial Council
George Hussey
Nantucket
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Notice requests readers to contact their Tribune carrier with missed deliveries. If unavailable, call 431-4100 between 5:30 and 6 p.m. weekdays and by 9:00 a.m. Saturday for delivery issues.
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