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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1969
Page
2
A local writer warns that booming cattle feeding brings air and water pollution risks. He notes odor from feedlots has grown pervasive, urges balance between supporting the industry and enforcing sanitation and controls to protect the environment and community image.
A man buys a cameo for his wife and, through a playful misread, discovers she already owns one. The moment leads to a plan to pass cameos to each daughter as future gifts while the family chorus of four daughters voices desire for the piece.
The notice outlines subscription prices for Garden City and surrounding services. Local carrier rates are listed as 1.75 monthly, 8.00 for 9 months for students, and 10 cents per week for carrier delivery in other cities. Mail prices cover Finney and neighboring counties at 12.00 per year, and 16.00 for other areas. The Telegram requires motor carrier service to deliver on publication days where available.
Washington report says Attorney General Mitchell drops criminal charges against Senator Dodd to secure his vote on key issues. The piece details alleged payoffs connected to International Latex and Spiegel, Inc., plus prior actions on Haynsworth and ties to Daniel Brewster and others. It notes Senate Ethics deferment and political maneuvering shaping legal decisions.
Buckley argues against government overreach in health guidance on smoking and drinking. He cites addiction, deaths, and social costs while defending individual choice and free market limits. He notes obesity as another health issue and concludes warnings should be voluntary, with liability on firms that refuse to disclose risks. Local facts about locusts are mentioned in a closing aside.
The piece argues the free enterprise system is nearly the only free aspect in America and calls it the American way. It notes high costs, installment plans blur wealth lines, and that keeping up with others strains households as prosperity remains distant amid economic pressures.
New York posts a roundup of 1970 resolutions from business and consumer leaders. Virginia H. Knauer backs consumer interests while others pledge actions from cutting air pollution to promoting mixed investments. Eldon Grimm aims to restart a ball market, and Mickey Di Lorenzo vows to curb meat purchases without a butcher’s aid.
A weary salesman, in a Washington bar, laments Vince Lombardi’s influence on his life and job. He sees the coach as a catalyst for his company’s cost increases and his own waning sales, hoping for just one losing season to change things.
Columned cryptogram style feature by Eugene Shefer hints at a turkey cutlets dish in yesterday's Cryptoquip. JOWGA IPNA-HCGBEPKS DEHYA PH KEC PK NYSS' HOOPES suggests a playful puzzle tease for readers and colleagues.
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