Editorial critique of Garnett case delays facts in youth shooting
The county attorney at Garnett suppressed details of a 19 year old Kansas City girl's shooting by a juvenile suspect claiming rehabilitation and cost concerns. Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller pressured for disclosure, highlighting perceived public official insularity and accountability gaps.
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Anderson County
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Public accountability in county justice and juvenile cases
The writer argues that the public deserves full details of alleged wrongful death cases and criticizes private county operations. They question monitoring of county attorneys, note juveniles lack full adult rights, and warn against railroaded outcomes and editorial or judicial errors in public business.
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Anderson County
Kansas
Kansas Campers Praise Chanute Hosts at Convention
The Kansas Campers report 1 046 units with about 3 5 persons per unit at a convention in Chanute. Safari Campers hosted 1 110 campers Sunday night with help from Olson's Self Service Farmers Discount Center Peace Food Center and Disney's. They thank volunteers merchants and local officials including Don Beaver Al Guiot George McCune and the Chanute Chamber of Commerce.
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U.S. Forces Open Offensives In Vietnam Northern Areas
In Saigon a month after Nixon said U.S. forces defend, American troops engage in two offensives in the Da Nang region. The 196th Brigade reoccupies firebases, Americal Division cavalry incurs losses as clashes continue with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in Que Son and Hiep Due valleys.
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Reality TV Coverage Shifts to Serious Social Issues
NBC launches its Quarterly Report with John Chancellor outlining changes in drug abuse awareness, voting age debates, and capital punishment. The program includes interviews with death row inmates and ex addicts, panel discussions, and a viewer quiz format to educate on drug risks.
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NBC
John Chancellor
CBS
NBC News Department
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Sander Vanocur
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Jack Perkins
Mustache Twitching and the Conspiracy of American Greatness
A reflective piece argues America’s greatness rests not on resources alone but on opportunity and education. It cites liberty symbols like the Statue of Liberty, the diversity of peoples, and the promise that hard work can raise families. It notes immigration and schooling as paths to equality and progress.
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Oklahoma Governor Rejects Oil Tax Break Proposal
Gov. David Hall rejected a proposal from oil and gas spokesmen for about 10 million dollars in new tax exemptions. He argued the cut would not satisfy Oklahoma schools, noting his tax program already earmarked most new revenue for education. The suggestion came before a special legislative committee studying industry issues.
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Divisiveness in Politics Emphasized by 1972 Campaign
A mix of testimony on Vietnam heroin trafficking and a probe into Rep. Jim Collins’s kickbacks frames a turbulent political scene. Polls show rising teenage support for George Wallace and Eugene McCarthy, while Michigan Governor Milliken urges party unity and a broader appeal to minority and youth voters.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Kansas
Bob Dole
Milliken
Republican Governors Conference
H R Block Calls FTC Complaint Very Minor
H R Block president told stockholders the FTC charges are very minor in relation to the firm. The agency accused H R Block of using confidential information and selling mailing lists. FTC also charged false advertising by H R Block and Beneficial Corporation over tax statement penalties.
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Federal Trade Commission
H&r Block, Inc
Washington
FTC
H&r Block and Beneficial Corporation of
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Missing Tribune Carrier Contact Number
The notice directs readers to call their Tribune carrier and, if unavailable, dial 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for contact.
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TV Tonight Highlights Schedule With Classic Mix of Dramas
Prime time listing shows two demolition experts disarming German mines in The Enemy on the Beach with Robert Wagner and Sally Ann Howes. Other programs feature Ironside, Julie Andrews and Harry Belafonte concert, Billy Graham crusade, and a late night blend of talk shows and films.
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Television Log Nightly Syndicated Schedules Read Across Networks
The TV log for Monday lists daytime and evening lineups across channels in Kansas City area with titles including High Chaparral Brady Bunch The Interns Hey Cinderella Mister Rogers Neighborhood Nanny French Chef Andy Griffith Partridges These Thousand Hills Name of the Game Firing Line That Girl O Hara U S Treasury Odd Couple Washington Square Weather Coming Soon to a TV Set Near You News Tonight Show Merv Griffin Dick Cavett Flower Drum Song Die Monster Die The Unearthly Stranger Frontier Hellcat Lost Islands The Strange Door.
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Today in History highlights 1971 events and earlier milestones
On this Sept 9 date history marks California joining the Union in 1850, New Mexico and Utah organized as territories, the Continental Congress naming United States in 1776, Lincoln licensed to practice law in 1836, and postwar events in 1945 among others. Historic notes include first White House birth in 1893 and Sun Yat-sen’s revolution.
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Meat shortages spread as 1946 news recalls famine fears
Tribune reports widespread bare shelves at meat dealers with some markets showing small stocks of cured and canned meats. Three dealers call the situation the worst ever and warn of a meat famine unless OPA restrictions end. A 22 week training program for veterans and small business staff begins Sept 25 under University of Kansas extension. Fifty years earlier Chanute barbers win parade prize. local tensorial artists wear white with purple sashes and sun shades.
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University of Kansas
Chanute Barbers
Tricity
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Today’s Bible Verse
A brief devotional note quotes John 15 14 Ye are my friends if ye do whatsoever I command you The message emphasizes obedience as a sign of friendship and fidelity to Christ.
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