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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
2
Federal government spends 18 billion dollars yearly to print study and store its paperwork and the public pays a similar sum to deal with it. Critics call government paperwork federal farm pollution and warn grumbling grows louder as voters tire of expanding bureaucracy.
A Garden City woman returns for holidays with a new face lift and toned neck. A Scott City wife sews suita for her husband a professional man. A Garden City native loses 40 pounds at a beauty spa and plans to drop 20 more in autumn. Several women receive exercise bikes from Santa and one Haskell County woman gets a nose job funded by a stocking gift. A nearby community woman gains approval for a full overhaul to shed weight and gain beauty. Family members weave long garments from Guatemalan handwork. An old neighbor is gifted Santa red slacks for a Christmas birthday. A junior high girl and her brother donate money to buy toys for needy children at Kayette Christmas party. The column notes a 1,000-piece puzzle combining a crossword with four people working weeks.
Edna Goad of Garden City urges better road courtesy in local intersections. She paraphrases Apostle Paul to define love as patient and selfless, not insisting on one’s own right of way, even when others cut ahead and cause delays.
The Garden City Telegram lists publication days and holidays, with staff titles and contact info. Subscription rates are shown for carrier in Garden City and other cities, by mail, college students, and servicemen, with monthly and yearly options and tax notes.
District residents are directed to write to Representative Keith B Sebelius at 1117 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515. The channel emphasizes official correspondence and district matters seeking response from the congressman.
Jack Anderson reports ITT faces new internal memo circulation after the Dita Beard affair. A senior vice president pushes affirmative action to place more women in top posts, triggering fear of layoffs and internal strife. ITT pledges reform and a more aggressive stance on minority hiring while denying intent to replace many men. Francis Dunleavy to assume presidency.
A reflective note asks if the common view of God is large enough, citing Revelation 4 11 and praising God as worthy of glory honor and power for creating all things. It challenges readers to consider a broader concept of the divine.
Jim Bishop reflects on New Year hopes for 1973. He wishes for health, contentment, and brotherhood for all, arguing health underpins happiness, contentment is choice, and brotherhood flawed but achievable if people change. He contrasts wealthy and poor, notes the desire to see all sleep well, and urges humane, collective progress.
J B Fuqua, chairman of Fuqua Industries, advocates early release of a preliminary annual report and internal forecasts for 1973, arguing transparency helps investors. He predicts 1973 sales of 484 million and earnings of 21.4 million, while SEC reconsideration could make forecasts optional. He also questions annual meetings for large firms as costly relics.
Hal Boyle argues the United States faces a growing paper deluge as one million pages are created each minute and 250 billion per year must be stored. He notes trillions of sheets in file drawers, rising clerical salaries, and a future demand for more office staff amid ongoing digitization. He urges cutting paper use and planting trees to preserve resources.
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