Parsons Embraces Urban Renewal After Garden City Fight
Clyde Reed notes Garden City opposition to urban renewal amid a $12.9 million downtown project. Parsons observers reflect on laches delaying legal action, while supporters celebrate mall completion and growing postive views, with progress continuing this year.
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Garden City
Antis
City Commission
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Parsons
Garden City Commission
Kansas Supreme Court
Dolar
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Sensing the News Lessons From Far North
Anthony Harrigan sails through a rain swept Prestwick and across the North Atlantic to Greenland Iceland and Icelandic and Scottish lands. He notes sparse populations rich in iron ore and timber and cites Newfoundland and Scottish unemployment and shipyard woes. Ships and unions figure in a stark regional economy.
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Anthony Harrigan
Prestwick
Scotland
Upper
North Atlantic
Art Stewart
San Antonio
Texas
Dulles
Virginia
Azores
Goose Bay
Labrador
Iceland
Local student art exhibit opens at Fort Hays campus
A one day art show by Marsha Finney, a Fort Hays State College master of arts candidate, opens tomorrow afternoon in the Davis Building gallery. The exhibit, created in acrylic and mixed media, features 20 paintings and runs through May 12 with Prof. Eugene Harwick as adviser and Dr. Joel Moss leading the art department.
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Marsha Finney
Davis
Fort Hays State College
Miss Finney
Eugene Harwick
Joel Moss
Finney
Pat
Marshall Finney
Garden City Telegram masthead and contact note
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists the publishing company address in Garden City Kansas and mentions staff roles such as Editor Advertising Manager and Managing Editor.
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the, Alegre Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
FTC targets ads for leading nonprescription painkillers
Art Buchwald reports on the FTC's complaint accusing major drug firms of misleading advertising about painkiller effectiveness. The piece satirically notes psychological effects of claims, featuring Professor Applebaum and experiments with aspirin, Bufferin, Excedrin, and Anacin to illustrate perception versus reality.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Heinrich Applebaum
Applebaum
National Airport
David Janssen
Wheat Export Subsidy Explained by US USDA Committee
Red Turnbull outlines how daily USDA Export Marketing Service decisions set the world and domestic wheat prices for export subsidies. He explains the mechanism by daily 3:30 p.m. updates, subsidies by wheat type and region, and how prices influence exports to Japan and other markets.
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Kansas City
Export Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hilford G. Pulvermacher
Usda Agency
U.S
United States
Usda Committee
The
Gulf
Kansas City Board of Twaite
Japan
Qoumada
Canadian Wheat’ Board
Canadian Wheat Board
China
Soviet Union
Canadian Board
Lakehead
Churchill
Canada
USDA
Chicago
Navy sewage plan flounders amid shipboard failures
Jack Anderson reports that naval sewage disposal units built by Fairbanks Morse fail in test ships, forcing a shift to holding tanks and lighter barges. The Navy faces political pressure to show progress while units prove unreliable and occupy space on destroyers and other vessels.
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Washington
Nixon
Florida Beach
Navy
Fairbanks‘Morse
Natban Sowenshein
Adminal Elmo Zumyvalt
Holy Loch
Scotland
Sowenshein
Fahrbanks-Morse
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San Diego
Far
Newfoundland
Barron's Financial Weekly
Greenland
Biafra
Africa
Nigeria
Ibo
England
Clydeside
Greece
Spain
Russia
Garden City Telegram
Fred Brooks
le Roy Altman
John Frazier
Art Buchwald
Rod Turnbull
East Coast
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
West Coast
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Red Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Jack Anderson
Eugene Sheffer
Anetra
Peaceful Spring Garden
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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