Natural Gas Supply Calls for Quick Action in Kansas
Senator James Pearson argues that expanding natural gas supply is vital for Kansas industry and jobs. He notes rising rates and limited new supply, urges legislation to restore competition, faster domestic exploration, and clearer reserve assessment to avert an energy bottleneck for industry and homeowners.
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Kansas
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Alaska
The
Price Commission
James Pearson
Calvary, Easter Sermon Reflections in Distaff Side
The piece blends dialogue on the Calley trial with Easter meditation. It recalls Jesus on the cross, Job’s questioning why the good suffer, and the Easter miracle. It argues faith requires embracing suffering and the crucifixion’s meaning, framing Easter as a call to a truer life.
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Hutchinson News
Calley
Vietnam
Christ
Job
Easter Message From Garden City Leaders
An Easter message to residents of Garden City and nearby franchise area speaks of faith through hardship. It reflects on snowy paths, rough terrain, cold nights, and longing for sun and warmth as life’s journey is faced with perseverance.
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Garden City
Pa Gtant
Futures Markets Unveiled By Kansas City Board Of Trade
Red Turnbull explains how futures contracts lock price and delivery. Most trades end as cash settlements though some ventures liquidate before maturity. The clearing company plays the counterparty, ensuring price protection for hedgers like elevators and exporters.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
FMS
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Red Turnbull
Bizarre mishap fatal to man at Bucklin
Raymond A. Smith, 62, a Bucklin farm laborer, died at Bucklin hospital after a liquor spill ignited while he lit a cigarette in a Bucklin Grain Co restroom. Marshal Lawrence Hall said clothing was burned away and Smith suffered extensive burns.
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Bucklin
Kan
Raymond A. Smith
Bucklin Hospital
Smith
Bucklin Grain Co
Lawrence Hall
Publicity at Garden City convention scene draws ire
A letter criticizes a publicity stunt tied to a Kansas peace officers and sheriffs association convention in Garden City. The writer argues the plan damages the reputation of Garden City and the junior college, suggesting a personal grudge and questioning the reward gimmick used to encourage violations.
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Chambers of Commerce
Garden City
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Kansas Sheriffs Association
Bill Bruner
Publication details and subscription rates for Garden City paper
Published Sundays and major holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company Garden City Kansas 67846. Ad Manager Baltor Le Royaulman and Managing Editor John Fragter. Rates: carrier $2.94 monthly Garden City, $1.50 elsewhere, mail $18.54 yearly. Local students and servicemen rates apply with postage tax.
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Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Kansas
Sensing the News History Zigzags Through Forecasts
Anthony Harrigan surveys future studies and forecasting, noting predictions about 2000 era shifts in urban politics, isolationism, and economic policy. He cites Richmond school district mergers and Lincoln’s question about national direction, urging focus on enduring national foundations over prophecies.
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Anthony Harrigan
United States
Alvin Toffler
John Lindsay
New York City
Commission On Population Growth
Kennedy
West Berlin
U.S
Richard Nixon
Nixon
China
Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
Lincoln
Middle East
Connie Coyne
New Guard
Catching Up With News After Months in Jungle
Art Buchwald relays a wry, tangled exchange about forgery, ITT, the Hughes memoir, and Nixon era politics. The dialogue lampoons press mystique, memoir hoaxes, and intrigue from Life magazine to the White House. Metterling splits from Brazil with questions on Hughes, Irving, and a San Diego contribution.
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Jungle
Washington
Metterling
Brazil
Life Magazine
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Jack Anderson
Clifford Irvings
Dita Beard
ITT
White ‘House
Richard Nixon
Whitter
Calif
Irving
Noah Dietrich
Justice Department
Nixon
San Diego
ITI
Irvings
Nicaragua
Vancouver
Men Life
Mebterling
Las Vegas
Anderson
China
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Coded Clue List
Puzzle text appears garbled with mixed letters and names. likely a crossword page fragment featuring Sheffer style clues and names such as OYLESS, JAYWALEER, WALEED, and Tac. The readable line hints at a cryptic or themed grid with entries like REAL and Acca.
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Oyless
Acca
Jaywaleer Waleed
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Garden City Telegram
Calvary
Robert Frost
Golgotha
Mahatma Gandhi
Rod Turnbull
Row
Kathy McGovern
Hays
Imader
Art Buchwald
Chile
Bahamas
Eugene Sheffer
Seaport
Hiali
Cryptoquips
Oline Ummer Liozgavei
Ummrer
Brs
Avone Venegsei
Dome Ee
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