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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
2
A garbled passage describes a strange law proposal affecting youths and schooling, mentioning provisions about age, family, and public policy. It notes debates on guardianship, school attendance, and potential penalties, with scattered references to civic actions and the role of individuals in enforcing rules.
A jumble of notes on social issues plus a joke about Henry Kissinger. Highlights include a complaint about office parties at a defunct wine company, reflections on the 1972 elections, jokes about plant talking, and a Red Cross pattern drive for volunteer uniforms.
Daily except Sundays and holidays at Garden City Kansas with mailing options. Rates listed include carrier and mail plans, monthly and yearly prices, student and serviceman discounts, and postages where service is available.
A fragment from a Buchwald panel exposes President Nixon pressing for a rapid troop withdrawal and peace while dictating budget limits and bombing cessation. Richard replies with budget and policy constraints as the conversation drifts into environmental funding and medical care promises amid inflation concerns.
Jack Anderson reports an Army command warning of rapid heroin and hard drug spread among GI populations in Europe. The memo cites February hash use, rising needle infections, hepatitis outbreaks, and a proposed cycle of drug availability and midyear intensification. It notes 40 percent of young GIs have tried drugs and cites Pentagon efforts to control the problem.
A reflection notes that God is in the midst of Israel as Lord and urges readers to see his laws at work today. It argues thoughtful consideration of divine law reveals its ongoing operation in the world and in people’s lives.
Gary L. Viterise outlines nine developmental tasks from independence to economic independence that youths seek between ages 11 and 21. He argues failing these tasks can steer youth toward drug usage, noting peer pressure, identity formation, and search for meaning amid weak adult guidance.
Hal Boyle reflects on daily life as a long sequence of waits from birth to old age. People endure delays for diapers, education, love, promotions, health, travel, and retirement while life unfolds in between the pauses.
Yesterday the cryptogram theme hinted at a large snow figure wearing a tall hat and bold attire in a playful clue. The puzzle teases a seasonal motif with a punny answer tied to winter imagery.
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