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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1980

Page

3

Editorial warns on Social Security future under new Congress

The piece cites Reagan promises to protect today’s Social Security recipients while voicing concern for tomorrow. It notes rising payroll taxes from 6.65 percent with a base lift to 29,700 and a payroll tax of 1,975, arguing workers bear growing costs as benefits expand.

Congress Ronald Reagan

Taxing problem looming for 1987 base and social balance

The piece notes the 1987 base at 42600 with a 3046 tax and highlights the rising ratio of workers paying taxes to Social Security recipients from four to one, now three to one. It proposes a federal law to bring federal, state, and municipal workers into the private system, improving the payer recipient balance and saving taxpayers on public retirement plans.

Reunion and drama trips plus bierocks at Garden City

Garden City High School class of 1965 plans a reunion at the Elks Lodge the day after Christmas with Bonnie Wheeler handling reservations and a call for missing addresses. Garden City Community College drama students visit Minneapolis each November to study theater operations and report back. A bierock making effort at St. Dominic church produced 1255 bierocks in four hours under Jake and Mary Dechant and Martin and Mary Ellen Huschka.

Garden City Elks Lodge Bonnie Wheeler Coachman Jana Alexander Frances Dewitt Albert Bribiesca Robert Burgett Joe Nelson Rickey Hands Dennis Hardy Mary Ellen Koury Jackie Latham Brenda Leep Thacker Donna Lurtz Holly Richter Jerry Smith William Sturgeon Kay Tipton Harry Walker Bonnie Garden City Community College Minneapolis Gretchen Tiberghien GCCC National Humanities Studies Tiberghien Doral Skip’’ Mancini Ed Partin Ron Jones Marci Stallings Lance Carruthers Johnson Tammy Howerton Hays Petra Hernandez Ulysses The Barbara Cook Dudley Riggs Brave New Workshop Jake and Mary Dechant Martin Mary Ellen Huschka St. Dominic Church

Lab Doctors and Tests in Modern Medicine

A critic laments rising test orders and lab reliance in medicine. He recalls mislabeling, misdiagnoses, and lost samples in Washington area labs, arguing for higher lab standards or physicians working in labs while technicians handle patient interviews. The piece envisions physicians at microscopes and technicians in clinics and urges system reform.

Washington M.d.s

Libyan bribery probe faces subpoenas and cover ups

Judge Fred Winner pushes to expose a $30 million Libyan bribery plot tied to Muammar Qaddafi and Vesco, amid DOJ obstruction and quashed subpoenas. Whitehouse aides and Carter allies are linked, while Day pleads guilty to clear others. JCS flags Soviet pressure as defense spending debate heats. Armstrong loses bid for room to Weicker during inaugural weekend.

Washington Justice Department Fred Winner Libya Muammar Qaddafi U.S Robert Vesco John White Carter Billy White Lory Alice James C. Day Day Hamilton Jordan United States David Jones JCS Soviet Union Jones Pentagon Kremlin Afghanistan Joint Chiefs William Armstrong R-Corp Small Business Committee Armstrong Lowell Weicker R-Conn

Public Pulse on Moral Majorities and Liberal Politics

Harold Stickney argues that real moral majority lies in citizens fed up with inflation crime and policy changes rather than the Moral Majority. He criticizes liberals media and politicians for shifting funds to re election driven programs while urging fundamentals as the base.

Stop Passing Stopped School Bus Warns Driver

A letter from Bev Wilson of Golf Acres urges all drivers to never pass a stopped Garden City school bus on the road. Wilson recounts tailgating and a dangerous right shoulder pass near Highway 50 endangering children, urging safer driving to protect her six year old son and others.

East Highway 50 Garden City Bocats Turkey Bev Wilson Golf Acres

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Editorial By Dolores Hope Art Buchwald Middle East Center For Disease Control Atlanta Doonesbury Jack Anderson Winner Denver Philip Heymann Heymann Indy Badhwar United States District Court Department of Justice Carter Administration White House Stuart Eizenstat State Department Vesco Joint Chiefs of Staff Sen Nancy Kassebaum Russell Senate Washington, D. C Kansas Robert Dole Dirksen Harold Stickney
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