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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
4
Memphis AP reports singer Johnny Taylor promoting a wealth mindset during a ride past a black housing project. He discusses materialism, personal success, and his hopes for a hotel suite, piano, whisky, and designer clothes as symbols of progress for blacks.
Right wing publisher Axel Springer’s luxury summer home on Westerland Isle of Sylt was damaged by a blaze started by six incendiary devices hidden in the thatched roof. Four devices exploded, the home burned, no injuries reported.
Kansas lawmakers order a study to align state obscenity statutes with the recent U.S. Supreme Court pornography decision. The move aims to update legal standards and ensure compliance across state law.
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 2.6 million dollar rate increase for Gas Service Co. The rise, set to take effect after tariff filings and the end of the current price freeze, will raise the average residential gas bill by about 40 cents monthly. The decision follows a request for a five million dollar increase filed last November.
Gov George C Wallace reports the engagement of his 22 year old daughter Peggy Sue to Henry Mark Kennedy in Montgomery Alabama The couple plan a December wedding at St James Methodist Church Kennedy is from Greenville and is the son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Mayo Kennedy The bride comes from the governor's first wife Lurleen Wallace who died in July 1968
LAWRENCE Kan AP two Lawrence youths drowned Saturday while swimming in the Kansas River. Identified as Clayton Williams 11 and Tommy Boylan 11. Williams body recovered Saturday night. Dragging for Boylan’s body resumed today after unsuccessful Sunday efforts.
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