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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
1
Washington AP report outlines a proposal that could destabilize the Agriculture Department and affect its leadership, signaling potential upheaval in a major federal agency.
Tim Nichels son of Mr and Mrs Jo Nichols of 607 E Price was invited to participate in the Kelsas State University honors program. A 1973 Garden City High School graduate he excelled in the international showcase and earned top recognition from the American Philosophical Academy. The proposal before Congress would create a new Department of Energy and Natural Resources uniting many federal activities under the Land and Recreation Resources Administration.
The Argonne Rebels of Great Bend Kansas won $500 first prize in Marion Ohio for the U S Open drum and bugle corps parade drawing about 100 groups from 20 states and Canada. Black Knights of Belleville Illinois took $300 second, Blue Rock of Wilmington Delaware $100 third, and Polish Falcons Cadets of Elizabeth New Jersey $100 fourth.
United States in a 1.8 million dollar annual eradication program plans a factory to produce 300 million sterile screwworm flies weekly. The program aims to treat livestock infestations by releasing flies to prevent worm infestations in cattle and other animals.
Members of a Garden City National Guard unit depart Saturday for summer camp at Fort Riley. The 161st Field Artillery unit includes Garden City and Liberal elements with four officers and 100 enlisted men. First Lt. Allen L. Rust of Liberal is Battery Commander and 2Lt. Brian K. Shaw of Garden City is assistant executive of fire. An extensive recruiting program will run during camp and the Armory will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Kansas Heart Association reports Finney County saw fewer deaths from cardiovascular diseases in the latest year. The 1972 data show 71 heart-disease deaths, 47.9 percent of 148 total deaths, down from the prior year when total deaths were 183 and heart-disease deaths reached 94.
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