Death Penalty Revival Faces Legal and Moral Questions
The Chanute Tribune notes renewed push for capital punishment, with Florida's law expansion and a National Association of Attorneys General resolution urging Congress and states to provide death as a legal option where appropriate. Critics say appeals, lack of deterrence, and cruel conditions undermine any justified purpose.
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Distal Side Class Of 1962 Reunites In Garden City
The GCHS class of 1962 plans a reunion next Saturday sharing careers from farming teaching and homemaking to football skating architecture accounting engineering aviation and public relations. The piece notes deaths and memories including farmer Marion Bauman and columnist Jane Bauman, plus a 1911 winter snowstorm tale involving Cap Burtis and the J A Stevens Opera House with snowbound performers.
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Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice details subscription prices for Garden City Telegram including monthly and annual mail and carrier rates. Also lists staff roles and addresses while noting Associated Press rights and publication terms.
Navy Bamboozle Costs Millions Highlight Litton Rift
Jack Anderson reports that Litton Industries, once led by Roy Ash, appears to drain $180 million from the Navy through mismanaged ship projects. The piece traces advance payments of $350 million, a six month grace period saving about $150 million, and Litton’s bid to renegotiate terms while taxpayers face a corporate bailout amid cost overruns and delays. Also notes Stan Bahnsen's birth date and place.
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Fetter
Lockheed Aircraft
Grumman Aerospace
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Farm Exports Boom Across Agricultural Field
Rod Turnbull reports booming U S farm exports driven by grains and rising demand. Total exports may hit 10 billion dollars in 1972 73 with wheat and feed grains leading, while minor commodities like lettuce and poultry meat rise sharply. Per capita consumption remains high as global demand widens.
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Foreign Agricultural Trade Statistical Report
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Santa Claus chooses football over toys in holiday clash
Santa watches the Redskins Packers playoff game on Christmas Eve while Mrs. Claus urges him to work. He balks, sipping beer and delaying deliveries as she vows to take over the toy rounds, reminding him of children awaiting Christmas.
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Washington
Santa Claus
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Redskins
Industrial Output Up 1.1 Percent in November
Washington AP report states U S industrial production rose 1.1 percent in November after a 1 percent gain in October. The Federal Reserve Board notes total output at 118.5 percent of the 1967 level, with unemployment at 5.2 percent and retail sales nearly steady. Inflation signals appear in wholesale prices rising 0.6 percent October to November.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Bible Insight on Salvation Through Christ Revealed
A brief reflection notes that God sent his Son not to condemn but to save the world, with a view that personal revelation completes what prophets could only begin. It emphasizes that full understanding comes through Christ.
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Gift List for Kansas Politicians Santa Letters From Topeka
A Topeka correspondent imagines political figures receiving Christmas gifts from Santa. The letter mocks Vern Miller Norbert Dresling Gov Docking Bob Dole Dave Owen Morris Kay and others with satirical requests reflecting state government debates, education funding, and no fault insurance. It lampoons legislative culture and ends with a plea for a new pari mutuel bill.
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Topeka
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Atty
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David Prager
Robert Docking
Docking
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Dole
Norbert Dresling
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George Hart
Owen
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