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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
2
A reader defends the Altoona Midway dress code praising student council driven policy, school board enforcement, and parental support. They argue dress standards teach discipline and respect, shaping students as ready citizens and contributing to community image and opportunity.
Washington lawmakers press Clarence Kelley over FBI congressional dossiers as Carl Albert seeks access. The FBI keeps files with clippings, surveillance notes, and gossip, dating from 1960, and Kelley resists public release while Albert pursues via potential legislation.
Lawmakers travel on taxpayers' dime and ship home souvenirs from abroad. In Thailand the embassy balked at sending a rattan patio set by diplomatic pouch and cited high air freight costs. A cable from the embassy to the State Department described the guidance sought and the differing embassy practices.
A jumble of biblical phrasing and transit notes describes the State Department charging Hogan for commercial freight to ship furniture to Washington. Hogan says he did not request diplomatic air pouch service and references other House members and a Navy delegation accompanying them.
A Chanute family hosts two University of Kansas medical students through a preceptor program. John Spencer adapts after an initial shock, while Doug Hacker says it feels like home. The piece contrasts small-town medical life with student experiences and ends noting Charles Percy’s remarks in Wichita.
The New York Giants declined to renew their baseball working agreement with the Charute club for the season, per telegraph to Oscar Cunningham, secretary of the local association. The Chanute club finished the season in the center of the KOM loop and was more than $1.08 in the red, says W. C McCullough, Chanute Athletic Association president. Ralph Showmaker and Claude Sturdevant will enroll at Kansas State College in Manhattan.
A scrambled TV schedule lists 7:00 to 11:20 PM lineups across channels with substitutions and last minute changes. Highlights include Chase, Deliver Us from Evil, Drive Hard Drive Fast, Coffee Tea or Me, Marcus Welby and Pirates of the Half Moon among others.
The TV log lists weekday daytime schedules across stations KTEW KUHI KOAM KMBC WDAF KODE WIBW KMBC and others. Entries include 4-Hank Stram Dragnet Partridge Family Sonny Cher Adam 12 The Heat of the Night Cannon Vega Homewood Owen Marshall Royals Dugout News Weather Next shows and pageant coverage.
NBC launches two new comedies, Lotsa Luck and Diana, opposite Gunsmoke and The Rookies. Lotsa Luck features Dom DeLuise in a bus line lost and found clerk plot with fast paced low comedy and strong ensemble. Diana stars Diana Rigg as a fashion coordinator moving into New York life but the writing limits her performance. Richard Mulligan delivers the program’s brightest flash as a quirky TV writer.
A collection of assorted items notes how snakes use their tongues to sense food the ineffectiveness of some educational toys and tips on reducing snoring. It reports on stock ownership in U S corporations and the rise of women in shooting sports while recalling quotes from historical figures.
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