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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1975
Page
2
A U.S. energy note highlights four million gas lamps fueling 71 billion cubic feet of natural gas annually, about 5 percent of this winter’s shortfall. The Federal Energy Administration urges lamp owners to switch to electricity or switch off, noting lamp costs versus bulb electricity.
A fragment from a local column touches on frost and social scenes. A Vietnamese family in a mobile home park reports warmth despite winds, while a church sponsor jokes about dancing houses during a harsh winter. A book quote warns lifestyle change or risk of violence, and a pharmacist spill inspires sympathy.
Daily newspaper note shows publication schedule excluding Sundays and major holidays and lists address 310 North 7th Street contact 276 3292. Names Fred Brooks John Frasier LeRoy Allmae appear as editors or staff for reproduction rights and Associated Press dispatches.
NEW YORK AP The rail strike threat eased yet veto looms over Congress plan to aid railroads. A tentative contract boosts wages and benefits 41 percent over three years for 70 000 shopcraft workers who must ratify. Senate backs over 8 billion in loans including 3 billion for Consolidated Rail Corp. and 3 billion for Washington to Boston service. Ford warns the measure is too costly.
Across clues list fortify as defense and Musial as Stan. Chinese restorer of wooden pins and Greek gods appear. Several entries hint at ethnic terms, gods, and legal phrases. The grid includes long wordplay and obscure references across fields, with several missing letters in the clue set.
Yesterday's Cryptoquip headline reports a GIN RUMMY addict finally joins a four handed CANASTA game. The page shows cryptogram letter mappings and a clue announcing V equals D for today's puzzle.
In a humorous column Art Buchwald argues that parents today overstep by doing their children's homework. He recounts a typical call from a mother begging for help with a Gerald assignment on the First Amendment and freethink. The piece challenges parental overreach and stresses that learning requires the student to do the work himself.
Hubert D. Biehn argues against farm export embargoes, warning they raise consumer prices and harm the economy. He asserts grain must be sold abroad to sustain employment, balance trade, and prevent economic decline, urging farmers, workers, and officials to oppose market manipulation.
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