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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1971
Page
2
Parsons Sun laments broad human resistance to ecology after a helicopter pilot exposed a rancher hired crew killing eagles to protect sheep. It warns against overreacting and stresses restoring respect for natural balance and predators as essential to environmental harmony.
A tale from a summer memory as Tamara Brandes crosses the street, a chaplain at Chanute AFB recruits Jane Hamman as an impromptu bridesmaid and witness at a wedding. John Hamman’s wedding at the same chapel unfolds with familiar faces, including Joe Nelson driving from Chicago in a Jaguar. Other classmates Wayne Montney and Allen Dunkelberg attend. John, son of Marvin and Mary, is noted as an athlete and scholar. The groom’s father reportedly rejects a ruffled shirt for the ceremony.
The notice lists subscription prices for local and area college students at 12.36 per month with postage and tax, servicemen at 15.00 per year or 1.80 per month, and additional area delivery in other cities at 1.50 per month plus tax. Mail subscriptions total 18.54 annually or 2.05 monthly, with tax and postage. It notes Garden City address and staff names and states service availability where applicable.
The USDA plan allows soybeans to be grown on wheat acres after meeting acreage set aside, with no loss of history or benefits. Soybean acreage has risen with policy changes and strong demand, while prices and relative returns to other crops influence farmers' choices. A Brown Economic Research Service study finds farmers plant soybeans where net money is best, with government programs boosting soybean areas on wheat, corn, and cotton farms.
Jack Anderson reports on Rep. Morgan Murphy of Chicago who secured reduced rates and VIP perks at the Washington Hilton while Congress is in session. Memo hints at special treatment for a district with Hilton ties, while hotel officials deny formal instructions. The piece also covers a GSA official transfer after allegations of inappropriate conduct, and critiques airline cream substitutes, a failed Son Tay raid medal citation, and a Control Data polling controversy with reader objections.
Film critic ART BUCHWALD notes a new breed of western where little happens and main characters are scarce. He highlights a long town entry by Peter Fonda, a poker game with Blackie Jones, a troubled dance-hall girl, a raid by Apache Indians, and a quiet exit as the stranger slips away leaving danger behind.
J K Moser of Hugoton argues against severance taxes in Kansas, contending 5 to 9 percent rates on minerals are unfair and unconstitutional. He critiques Senator Nothern and others for alleged misrepresentations, cites his own tax history, and urges lawmakers to seek factual, equalized taxation before voting on bills 1014 1086 1321 and 194.
Clue list from a Lincoln newspaper page includes items 28 through 40 with hints like Stitch, Ryan, Indian weight, Father, Bare, Occurrence, Chatter, and Ocean, indicating a compact crossword puzzle note and compiling the next entries for the syndicated column. The scan preserves the puzzle’s range and indicates standard clue numbering and theme hints from the Sheffer crossword.
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