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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
2
Editorial argues that blaming State Welfare Director Robert Harder for reduced payments ignores broader causes. It cites rising unemployment, farm losses, higher divorce rates, more juvenile cases, rising elderly numbers, and 32 percent cost of living increases as drives of welfare needs, urging real solutions over scapegoating.
In a supermarket review the author ponders recycled ecological napkins, gray and used in appearance, and compares them to another toothbrush. The column riffs on inconvenient phone rings for disabled people, home candle crafting in earlier days, and a Christmas glow candle anecdote reflecting handmade crafts and holiday cheer.
Subscription terms list monthly and yearly rates for Garden City, local and area student plans, serviceman options, and non local carrier and mail prices. The notice notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local news dispatches.
U S naval task forces led by the carrier Enterprise head for the Bay of Bengal as a restraint on India amid a rising confrontation with Soviet ships said to bolster Pakistan. Intelligence reports say Soviet technicians are aboard Indian craft that attacked Pakistani harbors. The White House pursues measures to aid Pakistan while balancing UN and economic options, with Kissinger and Sisco debating tough action against India.
A sawmill owner in Mecklenburg County says he will comply with an air pollution directive and profit from it by using sawdust as a raw material for a manufacturer and grinding bark into soil builder for sale. McClure Timber owner Robert B. McClure explained half his burning operations are already eliminated and he will purchase a hammer mill to process bark. Edgar C. Jones, chairman of the county advisory committee, remarked that he is “going to sell his smoke.”
Art Buchwald previews Plan B for 1972 in which Nixon would address the Democratic National Convention in Miami to explain his economic program. The scenario includes staged boos, a tense reception, and Nixon hoping to boost his poll numbers despite expected hostility.
Delegates arrived in Kansas City for the National Farmers Organization three day convention starting Wednesday. Officials expect over 15 000 attendees from farm related industries to hear leaders on collective bargaining with the food industry to raise farm prices. Speakers include Ralph Nader Wednesday Bob Dole Thursday and Edmund Muskie Friday.
AP reports that many firms rely on self insurance for recalls while small companies face bankruptcy risk amid FDA recall growth. Only about 200 U S manufacturers carry recall coverage since 1966, despite its availability. Policies cover withdrawal costs and notices, with deductibles and co pays.
Deanna Frizzell of Rt 1 Ganden City urges dog and cat owners to reconsider giving up pets. She notes many animals are dumped on her rural doorstep causing harm and stresses the need for responsible care and commitment beyond the holiday season.
Yesterday's Cryptoquip hint reads BANK TELLERS ARE SHORT ON BLANK CHECKS with clue Today C equals D. The list includes crossword entries Genus of African trees 30 Speck 435 Press for payment Dry 40 yeene tem 42 Theater area 45 Maple genug 45 Skills 48 Famous ship 49 Lifeless 50 Chalice 51 Spar 52 Indian 54 ThriceMusic ings and a closing line about Eugene Sheffer crossword content and a King Features Syndicate byline.
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