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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
2
Kansas four year colleges face funding shortfalls with only 2.6 percent general revenue increase for 1971 and 1.7 percent this year. Students plan a holiday lobby to urge legislative action to restore quality education, arguing cuts would force tuition hikes or enrollment limits, impacting poorer families and elite access.
The Distant Side reviews a Newate Magazine list of toys and gifts for a spoiled child. It includes 5000 baseball cards for 50 dollars, a $60 real cymbals set, an African thumb piano for 15.95, a corgi car for 280, a Yamato destroyer model for 119.95, a pony for 5000, a canopy bed for 28, art supplies for 30, and eco friendly gift ideas from N Y Magazine alongside environmental kits and a Water Filter Kit.
Garden City Telegram lists subscription terms for local, carrier, mail and out of area rates. It details monthly and yearly prices, including sales tax, with separate figures for local residents students servicemen and other cities.
The text reports Sen. Hubert Humphrey refusing to publish a critical review of Lyndon Johnson's memoirs. He says no to using the book to attack Vietnam policy, stressing a single official voice in the Executive Branch and his ongoing alliance with Johnson, Lady Bird, and Muriel.
A study shows populous counties have a higher mill rate than sparse counties yet tax load per person is lower in dense areas. Taxable income per person is higher in populous centers, suggesting shifts of school tax burden may target areas currently bearing more.
Jim Bishop recounts a day at the Dania Palace jai alai court with wife and friends. He explains betting styles quiniela and other wagers, notes players and teams, and describes vivid scenes including audience interactions, costumes, and humorous asides on luck and loss. The piece ends with his quip about having had the annual dry cleaning.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that savings and loan leaders push back against calls for less saving and more spending. They note savings accounts support the economy as much as consumer spending and back financing for housing, commercial growth, urban renewal, and hotels. The mutual fund industry predicts a modest decline in saving growth in 1972 with higher fund inflows.
HAL BOYLE notes hair reduces noise for some listeners while other trivia touches on mistletoe lore planetary mischief and the Pope’s title meaning bridge builder. Quotations from Freud and Halifax frame reflections on aging patience and broad cultural curiosities.
Across clues list many words from frog genus to monikers and objects ending with a cryptic theme. yesterday’s puzzle hints and today’s Cryptoquip clue presented. The page aggregates a large crossword puzzle grid with numerous entries across numbers 5 through 53, including chemical symbol and language items.
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