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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1972

Page

24

The Tinker Shop Moves Across Street After 42 Years

The Tinker Shop, a familiar locksmith and bicycle service in central town since 1930, relocates from 410 N 8th to 412 N 8th in expanded quarters. Run by John Whiteley and his son Earl, the shop offers key making, sharpening, bicycle service, and safe cracking, drawing customers from Western Kansas and beyond.

Nolan Howell Tinker Shop Poppa John Whiteley N. 8Th Jones Bert Moses Whiteley Earl Whiteleys Kansas Lamar Springfield Colo Whitely Finney County US 83 Brookover

Truman Dies at 88 After Long Illness in Independence

Former President Harry S. Truman died at 8:50 a.m. EST at Research Hospital after three weeks of hospitalization for respiratory and cardiovascular failure. He will be buried Thursday at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Library with a 24 hour public viewing in the library rotunda. A memorial service for foreign dignitaries is planned in Washington, with the Independence funeral by invitation only at the library grounds.

Kansas City Harry Truman Independence Harry S. Truman White House Dwight D. Eisenhower Winston Churchill Josef Stalin United States Korea Asia Research Truman Library Washington National Cathedral

Vandals Strike Lee Richardson Zoo Killing Six Birds

Park superintendent Bob Fulton reports six mute swans and birds killed at Finnup Park with a loss of 226 dollars. Vandals climbed a five foot fence using branches to club birds, injuring one swan and damaging the breeding program after a prior 1969 vandalism that killed about 30 birds.

Lee Richardson Zoo Finnup Park Bob Fulton Fulton Claude Owens

Harry S Truman Remembered As A 20th Century Giant

Political leaders from both parties and world figures mourn Harry S. Truman describing him as a common man with courage and decisive leadership. Nixon Johnson Agnew Thurmond Jackson Heath and Queen Elizabeth II sent tributes highlighting his pivotal postwar decisions and the Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan and Korea policy. Missouri Governor Hearnes notes the loss of a native son and global leader.

Korea South Greece Turkey Europe World Nixon Harry S. Truman Lyndon B. Johnson Truman Spiro T. Agnew Harry Truman Missouri Henry M. Jackson Washington Free World Asia Elizabeth I Edward S. Heath Warren E. Hearnes Osid State

Double Deal on Personal Property Taxes for Campers

Kansas loophole allows pickup campers and sub 2000 pound trailers to dodge personal property taxes. Self assessment forms, lax enforcement, and lack of registration mean many owners evade taxes. estimates suggest up to half of campers in some counties go untaxed. Assessors warn evasion risks double payment if caught. neighbors sometimes report noncompliance. Next: are personal property taxes worth it?

Leroy Towns Telegram Topeka Kansas Johnson County Prather Brown The Kansas County Assessors Association George Schnellbacher Shawnee State Property Valuation Department Schnellbacher Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Schmellbacher Shawnee County Riley County Graves

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