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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1975
Page
2
Ottawa Herald reports Rep. Larry Winn's summer mini questionnaire shows 84 percent would sacrifice benefits for less federal spending. He notes Johnson County as a wealthier district and weighs cutting Health Education and Welfare or military budgets while noting waste and over-employment in federal agencies.
Robert Lytle, a former law partner of Gov. Robert Bennett and former law school roommate of G. T. Van Bebber, was named a KCC consulting attorney to assist Kansas Power & Light Co. on a $6.78 million natural gas rate hike. Van Bebber defends the choice, noting Bennett severed ties with Lytle's firm, while critics say the move lacks field experience and smacks of impropriety.
The narrator recalls bedtime as a nightly ritual shaped by childhood training and personal sleep tendencies. She notes day and night chronotypes, the shift to weekend sleep, and how two children established a fixed ritual of two stories, performances, a bathroom break, and a final water drink before bed.
Mike Viner former MGM Records executive testifies to the FCC about widespread payola in radio. He cites Las Vegas trips lavish entertainment and cash as common bribes and says indictments may not end the practice. He urges reform to protect air play and industry integrity.
The American Conservative Union rates Rep. Keith Sebelius among the most conservative House members with an 88 percent score, placing him 37th in the chamber. Other Kansas reps earned lower scores. Martha Keys 10 percent, Joe Shubitz 67 percent, Garner Shriver 62 percent, and Larry Winn 60 percent.
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays. Subscription prices vary by area with annual and short-term options for trade territory outside and in town carrier delivery. Chanute boxholders receive special rates and Chanute carrier delivery is billed monthly. The paper uses United Press International for local and dispatch news.
Treasury Secretary William Simon stated the administration does not need special steps to keep the economy on a righted course. He cited current monetary and fiscal policies as enough to curb inflation and raise employment, and he left open the question of extending the 22.8 billion tax cut beyond this year. He expressed optimism for continued real growth in 1976 and a faster decline in unemployment.
Board of Education will open bids around October 1 for construction of Murray Hill and Cross school buildings. Architect plans nearing completion. In 1925 John W. Pratt secured Jenner block reconstruction contract after fire, with work starting immediately and a two month restoration period.
President Ford urges a 5 percent ceiling on congressional and government worker raises while Congress plans an 8.6 percent increase. The Senate Civil Service Committee is expected to defeat the cap, and the Senate as a whole is likely to reject the lower proposal. A presidential advisory panel had urged 8.6 percent, citing higher private sector pay scales.
UPI reports the SEC allows host groups to cover travel meals and lodging for commissioners at conventions, a practice not common among six other regulatory bodies. The SEC notes this supports industry outreach, while limiting reimbursements to association hosted events and excluding individual broker invitations.
A verse reflects a community under rulers in the land of their ancestors. It notes the rich yield going to the kings appointed over them due to their sins, expressing a plea for remorse and penitence within a historical setting.
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