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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
Kay won the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 43 days after entering the race on June 19. He defeated veteran candidate John Anderson and built a campaign around TV exposure, tax-cut promises, and party backing. Critics question funding, plan specifics, and true voter identification as the general election approaches.
The Wichita Red Cross Blood Center reports summer donor shortages as farm work and vacations reduce collections, with college campuses quiet and many communities canceling dates. An emergency visit is planned for next Wednesday to collect at least 100 pints, targeting 250 units daily for 132 hospitals. volunteers should call (6-2762) or visit the Co-op Center.
Fred Brooks and Joan Frazier appear in a local notice listing Le Roy Allman as responsible party for postage handling. The item confirms Garden City Kansas 67845 as the mailing locale and indicates standard postal payment status.
A collage of summer images from urban and rural life. From lakes and mountains to patios, parks, and beaches, the piece threads everyday scenes of families, children, workers, and travelers through heat, leisure, and shared moments. It reflects American summers with vivid, varied scenes across places and people.
Salina AP reports threeHt. Wiley soldiers Nikolas Zakharoff Anthony Zakharoff and Vernon J. Woodall face trial in Saline County District Court on Sept 5 for two counts of burglary and one of theft over a securities theft from a Salina widow. They bound over Tuesday with $3,000 bonds each after entering the homes of Don Cunningham and Mrs Ethel Mae Boyles in early July. A box containing the stolen securities was found July 13 on a roadside near Randolph, Kan.
Art Buchwald portrays Teddy Kennedy planning a sea voyage with his nieces and nephews to shape a vice presidential bid. The piece lampoons press attention and McGovern’s choice of Eagleton, depicting Kennedy dragging the family into a nautical stunt to signal unity and readiness for the ticket fight.
A compact reflection on living in Christ rather than by rule. It cites Galatians and Henry Drummond, arguing the life of faith centers on love of God and a Person, not legal obedience. The piece stresses transformation through union with Christ and belief in His sacrifice.
New York AP reports engineers urge lighting reforms to curb energy use and costs. IES president Richard Dorsey of General Electric says 90 percent of systems deliver half of possible light. George Clark of Sylvania Electric cites 15 to 25 percent potential cuts in building energy from better lighting and heat recovery.
Today’s cryptoquip clue presents a cryptic wordplay puzzle with a clue about a Hebrew priest and various lettered hints. It references yesterday’s toquip and MULLIGAN theme, mentioning supper and foraging Thames and a featured syndicate imprint.
Hal Boyle argues aging signs include thrift habits like saving bags and scraps. He contrasts breakfast norms, suggests hardboiled eggs as a healthier routine, and stresses avoiding petty resentments. He notes class differences in manners and warns against vanity while mocking cocktail party pretensions.
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