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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1972
Page
2
An editorial invites Telegram readers to submit Opinion Cartoons for Public Pulse. It notes the column’s return after a long gap and urges submissions that stress issues over personalities. Cartoons should be black on white, three columns wide, signed, and adhere to taste and libel rules.
A working girl realizes she has no proper dress for the office Christmas party while pant suits dominate. Long skirts and coats rise in popularity for evenings and daily wear as fashion shifts with the season. A local pastor cites being mistaken for the Almighty due to his beard. Henry Kis singer biography to become a film with Peter Sellers. Last minute gift woes as a child uses up craft supplies.
Public notices detail subscription options and prices for Garden City Kansas. Carriers pay monthly and yearly rates, with separate mail rates and student and serviceman concessions. The Telegram Publishing Company terms note AP affiliation and rights.
Jack Anderson reports that Frank Carlucci, Nixon’s flood relief chief, crippled by PR drive and favoritism, overrode normal procedures in Wilkes-Barre after Agnes. He deployed press agents, courted visibility, and favored quick relief over proper veterans and elderly aid, prompting mismanagement concerns.
Jim Bishop portrays Bowery drifters during Christmas as old men with scarred hearts, cold baths, and cheap wine. Describes autopsies at Bellevue, missions selling faith for soup, and bums seeking warmth in a harsh holiday landscape.
Condray reflects on Amarillo Texas downtown decline blamed on harsh ticketing and meter regimes. He cites traffic, parking, and court costs as drivers of a shift to shopping centers, warning a similar fate for Garden City Kansas if the police chief remains. He urges reform to protect commerce.
Puzzle clues and partial entries listed for June through August along with cardinal numbers and foreign terms. Includes references to Julian 33 Conclude 33 Cebine monkeys 36 and other wordplay hints with missing letters and transposed phrases.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle argues that a cat has a better life under civilization than a man or dog. He lists man’s confined freedoms, polluted air, long work hours, money woes, and unhealthy habits, contrasting with the cat and dog’s lack of cash needs and simple pleasures.
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