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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
4
The piece denounces natural gas rate hikes as utilities profit from deregulation. It cites pipelines and distributors forcing higher charges despite surplus, notes bipartisan anger, and highlights legislators urging price freezes to aid households, especially low income families facing Christmas bills.
Dolores Hope notes media attention on Kansas while locals discuss scholarships at GCCC, BPW aid for women returning to school, and Governor Carlin backing KSU's Independence Bowl. The piece links Kansas pride to personal memories from Tina Mendoza’s wedding and a Navy robe bet, ending with a portrait of the modern housewife in motion.
Jim Bishop recounts Big John’s long battle with a stubborn ulcer tied to Christmas memories. The elderly man endures pain from spicy foods and rye whiskey, battles doubts about recovery, and faces surgery as family and friends, including pilot Dick Merrill, await a hopeful homecoming for Christmas.
Former Rep. John Murphy D NY faces post conviction review as new evidence emerges from FBI intermediary Howard Criden. Criden testified behind closed doors that he lied to agents, misrepresented payments, and concealed a $50,000 briefcase during the 1979 ABSCAM sting, raising questions about the trial and motives.
A Scott City letter criticizes a Dec 9 1982 front page recall story as editorial in tone, calls for factual specifics, and questions petition signatures. The writer argues for an investigative piece on recall petition discrepancies and requests detailed incidents to respond to allegations. Wayne A Neese also offers to answer provided specifics.
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