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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1978

Page

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Carlin plans toll free line to replace Garden City office

Gov elect John Carlin will set up a toll free line after Jan 8 to let Kansans contact his staff, replacing the Garden City office established in 1975. He says the move saves money and serves the whole state. Wichita satellite office fate undecided. The Garden City staff of two will be cut, saving about 38000 dollars while the line costs about 8000 dollars. Carlin will also visit communities for town meetings to hear from Kansans.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Carlin Garden City Robert F. Bennett Western Kansas Bennett Wichita Bette Jo Roberts Governor's Office Kansas

Carter Extends Diplomatic Ties with China on New Year

President Carter announces recognizing the People's Republic of China and severing official ties with Taiwan, promising no sacrifice of Taiwan's interests while preparing to exchange ambassadors in March. Teng Hsiao-ping will visit Washington in January as relations normalize. Local and national reactions split along party lines.

Washington Carter Mainland China Taiwan Teng Hsiaoping United States Peking United States of America People's Republic of China Ford Richard M. Nixon

Eggs Hurled as Taiwan Condemns U S China Ties

Angry mob throws eggs at the U S Embassy in Taipei after Taiwan condemns the U S decision to establish full diplomatic relations with China. President Chiang Ching kuo vows anticommunist stance and threatens no talks with the mainland. Government puts military units on alert and suspends elections while economic measures are ordered.

Taiwan Carter Congress Chiang Ching-kuo United States Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Taipei U.S China Chiang Government Information Office Economic Construction Commission Leonard Unger

Seizure Blamed in Shootout Death on Amtrak Passenger

Amtrak passenger Howard Franklin Smith, 65, of San Francisco, died of a heart attack after firing a .22 pistol on a train west of Hutchinson. Smith was shot by Patrolman Danny Flores as he disembarked and ignored orders to halt, with a pellet contributing to the heart attack by puncturing a lung. Patricia Bottarff narrowly missed injury.

Jhutchinson Amtrak Hutchinson Howard Franklin Smith San Francisco Amtrack Smith Danny Flores Patricia Bottorff Hutchinson Hospital Inos Angeles

Deerfield Man Dies of Injuries

Earl E. Reeves, 74, of Deerfield, died Friday at St. Catherine Hospital from injuries suffered in a two car crash on US50 near Deerfield. He had lived in Deerfield since 1975 after moving from Garden City and worked as a farmer and custom harvester. Two Syracuse women were treated and released at Hamilton County Hospital.

Deerfield Earl E. Reeves St. Catherine Hospital Reeves Garden City St. Catherine Syracuse Hamilton County Hospital

Pilot reports low flight may have caused Dighton crash

John Kropf, 35, and passenger Bill Clevenger survived after a Cessna 182 struck power lines while landing at Dighton airport. Kropf said he may have been flying too low and saw no warning devices. warnings on poles were nonfunctional that night. The outage affected area between Scott City and Ness City for about 90 minutes.

Dighton John Kropf Meade Bill Clevenger Sioux City Iowa St. Catherine Hospital Kropf St. Catherine Tuys Miss W Adv Nille Nick Mull Gopper Chee Channal Ady Federal Aviation Administration Wheatland Electric Scott City Ness City Lane County Paul Marstellar

Tree Trouble on the Christmas Tree Run

A writer recounts a chaotic attempt to haul an 11 foot fir from a country tree farm to town. With a five by five car trunk and slipping branches, they endure a tense 14 mile highway drive during rush hour, finally securing the tree and planning its indoor fitting. A colleague asks for a plastic sled to slide down Mt. Oread, echoing campus humor.

Sublette US 83 East Maple Mt. Oread

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