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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
2
Critics argue environmentalists ignore practical needs as they rile against projects. Edison figures show 1.6 million new customers in 1971 and 370.5 million kilowatts of capacity, mostly residential, underscoring energy’s role in living standards and pollution control.
A stray mother cat and five kittens seek permanent homes, possibly as a package deal, with contact 276-8037. A male Bassett hound is free at 6-2185. The column rails against repurposing a washing machine agitator and mockery of cucumber recipes in Joy of Cooking, noting quirky home recycling and dubious culinary ideas.
Washington reports that Justice Department must decide whether to investigate alleged election law violations in Rep. Rooney’s NY district after a disputed 890 vote win over ex-Rep. Lowenstein. The piece cites double voting by Rooney relatives, pro-Rooney club funding, pool inspector bias, and possible racial vote suppression, plus notes on GAO delays in a separate audit involving Maurice Stans and the Nixon camp.
Art Buchwald satirically portrays a web of confusing steps in GOP fund flow, detailing a chain from donations to checks, cash, international transfers, and eventual use for party expenses. The piece ridicules complex methods, mocks officials, and questions transparency of fundraising processes.
A compact devotional reflection cites Habakkuk and Obadiah to urge listening for divine guidance. It notes God remains sovereign even when humans strive and reach beyond stars, stressing that the Lord’s presence endures amid earthly efforts.
Hal Boyle argues women excel at holding grudges due to busier lives and less laziness, while men drift from grievances. He vents about leftover veal cutlets and jokes on crime, aging, wills, and office clocks, noting how marriage and work shape daily resentments.
Health food trend extends into cosmetics with natural substances touted as edible. Revlon trims skin care with skim milk and honey masks. Max Factor uses avocado and lemon extracts. Azuree reports 25 percent of sales from natural lines. Industry notes strong demand among youth for simple, preservative treated ingredients.
A concise crossword clue entry notes weight OL lever. Eugene Sheffer’s puzzle line references position and mechanical term. The item highlights a lever used for lifting loads and applying force in machines.
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