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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
2
The Kansas town of Lindsborg debates repealing a 20 year old ordinance banning oil wells within city limits. Some residents and developers favor repeal arguing for constitutional rights and tax money, while council president Roy Nelson opposes any oil drilling as marring beauty.
A 29 year old Cadillac man Karol Seles drove off a curve and disappeared. a bystander and Sheriff Hill later found his upside down car in an auto junk yard after two passes. In Los Gatos California 25 000 festival-goers drank 800 cases of wine amid arrests and thefts. A Pratt library theft yielded 9000 dollars in tens and 7000 dollars in twenties and 30000 in savings bonds. Augustin Surevy, Detroit, dies at 73 after inventing the modern automatic transmission for Chrysler in 1931.
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees received several suggestions to improve administration and staff relations. The editorial urges maintaining high service levels by resolving differences quickly and professionally between medical staff and personnel.
A reader urges an ordinance prohibiting marigolds in the city due to asthma and hay fever. The letter argues marigolds worsen suffering for many residents and calls for local action within city boundaries.
Washington sources say President Nixon plans to modify his hard line toward Havana after the election. Detailed planning has begun to end the boycott and resume trade once the OAS votes to lift it, potentially reshaping regional influence.
At the Moscow summit Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko joked about throwing Cuba in. Nixon signals possible Cuba trade ties in exchange for softened Soviet stance on Vietnam. Patman probes a $25,000 Republican donation tied to a bank charter bid.
AP TV writer notes Wednesday 10 p.m. ET battles among CBS Can non NBC Search ABC The Julie Andrews Hour. Julie Andrews shines with songs and tap numbers while Rich Little and Alice Ghostley support. NBC’s Search wows with gadgetry and a high tech detective setup. The piece mixes TV previews with political fundraising disclosures and campaign staff tensions.
Kirby Lewellen, 25, a secretary hopeful in Honolulu, laments that male applicants are not hired as stenographers. He types 91 words a minute and dictates at 60, but recruiters dismiss him. Lewellen views the struggle as a crusade against rigid sex roles while continuing his acting and entertainment work with 4-Cast.
A religious verse from Exodus 3 7 emphasizes that God has seen the affliction of the Israelites in Egypt and heard their cries due to hard taskmasters, acknowledging their sorrows.
Channel advance listings outline programs from 7:00 to 12:35 including The Mod Squad The Waltons Around The World In 80 Days Owen Marshall and The Tonight Show with numerous guest slots and two hour film sections. outlines note possible substitutions due to programming shifts.
Tribune lists daytime shows across major channels with times and programs from 6 to 2:15 including The Parent Game Hollywood Squares Wait Till Your Father Gets Home High Chaparral Collegiate Sports What's New Buck Owens Sonny & Cher Brady Kids Sanford & Son Love American Style News Weather Return to Peyton Place The Swinger Creature Walks Among Us The Eye Creature The Old Man and The Sea Tonight Show Dick Cavett Paul Harvey Phantom from Space Salty O Rourke Story of Jesus
A federal report notes UN sanctions on Rhodesia alter farming, boosting U.S. tobacco demand in Europe as Rhodesian exports fall. Production dropped from about 138000 metric tons in 1964 to 62000 by 1970, with farmers switching to wheat corn and cotton, though major exports from Rhodesia unlikely to rebound.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles with Dwight McCreight as Publisher and Keith Wright as Managing Editor. Subscription rates for various regions and delivery options are detailed, including in town, trade territory and boxholder plans.
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