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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1972
Page
2
Life magazine, once buoyed by a perceived turnaround, collapsed under advertising shifts and postal cost hikes. The title lost an estimated 30 million dollars in four years as television advertising and higher postal rates intensified pressure, threatening broader loss of independent magazines and the free flow of ideas.
Salina Journal ridicules premature obituaries of Senator Robert Dole, a long time observer notes the overblown reports from Kansas papers and others. The piece mocks sensationalism in politics, predicts Dole will stay chairman through next year and likely resign to campaign at home.
HAL BOYLE SAYS the Earth faces strain from a weekly 1.4 million population rise. He notes space suit costs limit safety margins and jokes about uranium gifts for Christmas. He cites Singapore’s youth and remarks on gender muscle differences and a Chinese proverb about conscience and ambition.
Garden City Telegram lists daily publication except Sundays and specific holidays. It provides office address 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas 67846 and phone 276 3232. Editorial roles include Fred Brooks a Coe John Fiszier Le Roy Allman with designated editors and advertising manager.
Jack Anderson reports a clandestine effort by Indians to expose federal duplicity in Indian rights. The Broken Treaties Papers, smuggled from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and hidden across the United States and Canada, reveal land deals, water rights theft, and harsh life statistics. The FBI pursues the stolen documents while Anderson and associate Les Whitten gain access and plan further disclosures.
A brief religious reflection notes that those who strive to live by their faith are the best missionaries, seeking to reveal their deeds as evidence of being in God. The saying quotes John 3 21 and emphasizes truth and light as guiding principles.
Winter arrival marks Jersey City scene as John Bishop recalls a note from Sister M Wenziclaus predicting future success. Born to a struggling family, he grows from farm work to police lieutenant, with a church encounter hinting at a long past teacher.
A column blends theological debate on women’s rights in the church with domestic reminiscences. It cites Dean Krister Stendahl’s call for a female perspective in theology and laments generational changes as children mock old habits. A dream sequence about Christmas cards prompts reflection on memory and privacy.
In this seventh part by a staff psychologist at the Area Mental Health Center the author argues for higher level prevention. He urges early education identifying drugs, broad student goals, social context of drugs, community grass roots workers, ex user reintegration, and school-teacher collaboration, plus extensive community programs and family involvement to pursue positive life goals over drug use.
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