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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1972

Page

4

Grand Champion Gary Miller Leads Youth Sheep Show

Gary Miller of Garden City won the Grand Championship in the youth sheep class with a Hamp shire market lamb. Genie Steinmetz of Holcomb took Reserve Grand Champion with a Suffolk market lamb, while Dawn Peoples, Mike Henry, Robert Adam, and Genie Steinmetz earned blue ribbons in various market lamb categories.

Gary Miller Garden City Hampshire Genie Steinmetz Holcomb Suffolk Dawn Peoples Maple Mike Henry Robert Adam Gary Hibler Pierceville Jeanette Dechant Rt. 1 Jeff Adam Mark Henry Janyth Hoskinson Eminence Rt Nancy Brown Joyce Dechant Karen Linenberger Kevin Smith Emerson Kyla Linenberger Crossbreeds Marilyn Maddux Jan Susan W. Maple Sharon Dechant Anita Brown Craig Adam Charles Becker Valerie Adam Kris Smith Bobby Qui

Fagge and Garden City Telegram dated August 21 1972

A brief dated notice from Fagge and Garden City Telegram published on Monday August 21 1972. The page includes local items, notices and small briefs typical of a midweek community paper.

Fagge & Garden City Telegram

Tonight On Television Schedule Highlights

A scrambled listing shows Monday and Tuesday night TV fare with varied programs. Notable items include Here's Lucy, Doris Day, Physicians Mutual suspense playhouse, Tonight Show with Dick Cavett, and late news segments across channels with sport weather and headline updates.

NiGuru Opews Lucy Physicians Mutual Suspense Playhouse Wthr Dick Cavett Newa Jerry Reed Mod Squad TRA al Star Baseball Aes Hewat Marcus Welby eNews Wthr Spi Dick "Divett

Thanksgiving open house honors long surviving heart recipient

In Indianapolis Louis B. Russell Jr. 47 hosted an open house to celebrate four extra years of life after a heart transplant. Guests included the longest living woman heart recipient Mrs Annick of Milwaukee and Mrs Edward Rigden of Milwaukee whose brother donated to Annick. A Providence Forge Virginia mother praised the event as a gesture of gratitude for the donated heart that saved her 17 year old son. A one year trust will oversee Emprise Corp racing activities in Arizona after the Arizona Racing Commission refused to renew permits for Emprise which coowns six dog tracks and a Prescott horse track.

Indianapolis Louis B. Russell Jr Russell John ‘Annick Milwaukee Edward Rigden Annick Washington L. Brown Providence Forge Medical College of Virginia Phoenix, Agiz Arizona Emprise Corp Buffilalo N.Y Arizona Racing Commission Emprise Prescott

Lie detector tests rise in job hiring in Texas

Dallas AP reports job seekers may face lie detector tests as more firms use polygraph screening. George Danish of San Antonio PD notes many firms run large polygraph staffs, but most rely on about 260 Texas licensed examiners. Truth Verification Inc., a Smith Protection subsidiary, is one of the state's largest.

Dallas Tex George Danish San Antonio

Judges Too Lenient on Tax Evasion Says IRS Chief

LAS VEGAS AP Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Johnnie Walters says judges are too lenient in sentencing convicted tax evaders and that every offender should serve jail time. He contrasts a $500 used car theft sentence with mild penalties for $50,000 tax evasion.

Las Vegas Ivov Internal Revenue Service Johnnie Walters Walters National Society of Public Accountants

ABA urges lighter penalties for marijuana use

The American Bar Association calls to end excessive criminal penalties for personal marijuana use. It would replace harsh laws with a licensed distribution model, but the licensing proposal was dropped, leaving for debate a less punitive approach.

San Francisco The American Bar Association ABA House of Delegates

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