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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1982

Page

13

Teen mute hones life at Los Angeles airport for two years

A nonverbal teenage boy known as Juan has lived at Los Angeles International Airport for two years. He sleeps on benches, begs, or returns luggage carts for 25 cents to buy food, and repeatedly returns to the airport after placement in foster care. Officials plan to assess his eligibility for aid and pursue his safety and health.

LOS Angeles Los Angeles International Mary Hayes Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services Virginia McKinney Center For Communicative Development Wayne Henrichs Travelers Aid of Juan Los Angeles International Airport Mellie Thompson Thompson

World children die daily from poverty and disease in 1982

United Nations figures show nearly 42,000 children die each day in underdeveloped regions due to lack of clean water sanitation and medical care. UNICEF chief James Grant cites 15.3 million child deaths in 1982 with Africa Asia and Latin America bearing heavy shares. He urges simple, cheap measures including reestablishing breast feeding, oral rehydration, vaccination, monthly growth checks, and nutrition improvement to cut deaths by 5 million yearly by 1990.

United Nations James Grant U.N. Children’s Fund Unicef U.N. Population Division World Health Organization U.N India Asia Japan China Africa Latin America Grant

New Multi-Size Pattern Launch For Fall-Winter Catalog

A fashion notice promotes a new three-size pattern for crepe and jersey, Misses sizes 8 10 12 14 16 18, priced 2.25 with 0.50 shipping. Orders to ARIAN MARTIN Needlecraft Dept No 475 Garden City Telegram New York NY 10011. Includes catalog offer with over 100 styles and discounted craft books.

Jersey Arian Martin Needlecraft Dept Garden City Telegram West 18Th St New York

Poodle Pattern Ad Seeks Mail Order For 1983 Reed Craft

An old advertisement promotes pattern kits including a French accented poodle room decor idea and beret hats. It lists pattern numbers like 918 and 117 as part of a Reedcraft catalog plus postage charges and contact details for Laura Wheeler in Garden City Telegram, New York.

Laura Wheeler

Lost items and reward notices in downtown area

A set of short notices about rewards: a male black Labrador named Job is missing. contact 316-649-2582. A silver diamond stud in a gold hoop earring was lost downtown on 28th. a reward is offered. A lost checkbook seeks finder. contact 276-2503.

Labrador

Community Help and Support Services Briefs

A compilation of local help groups and hotlines includes Parents Anonymous meetings at Presbyterian Church, Crossroads counseling at 1210 E Fulton, and open AA and NA programs at 805 N Main. Also listed are Family Crises Hot Line 275-5911, Birthright 276 3605, and foster parent info with SRS at 2701 N 11th St.

Crossroads Fulton N. Main 11Th St Family Crises Services Hot Line

Watt defends Interior tenure as preparing for the 21st century

James Watt, head of the Interior Department, defends his two years in office, praising public lands management and progress toward 21st century goals. He cites increased leasing, regulatory reforms on coal strip mining, and projected energy production from federal lands, while critics accuse him of favoring private interests and depleting public wealth.

Washington James G. Watt Interior Department America Watt Capitol Hill Jim Watt Congress Department of Interior Gaylord Nelson Wilderness Society Pat Parentella National Wildlife Federation Carter

New Year Festivities In Detroit And New York

Revelers across Detroit and New York plan celebratory events as 1983 begins. Detroit police warn of a local tradition of gunfire at midnight and ground helicopters to avoid interference. In Times Square New York officials stage two fireworks displays and a Big Apple drop to mark the new year.

Associated Press Detroit New York Times Square

Ogallala Aquifer Tested Across 1600 Kansas Wells

About 1,600 wells in 37 Kansas counties will be tested next month by the U S Geological Survey and state partners to measure groundwater levels. The effort covers roughly 30,000 square miles in western and south central Kansas with readings taken in January to show water level changes and aid long range planning. An identification tag will be attached to pumps noting January depths for 1982 and 1983 as irrigation impact is tracked.

Topeka Kan Kansas U.S. Geological Survey Great Plains Geological Survey Kansas Geological Survey State Board of Agriculture Division of Water Resources Ogallala North Dakota Texas

Poland suspends martial law early amid civil controls

In Warsaw the government halted martial law 24 hours ahead of schedule trading military restrictions for new civil controls to prevent another Solidarity upheaval. The pause left streets quiet and reactions mixed as authorities resume limited international communications.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Movement State Solidarity Soviet Bloc Communist Party Wojciech Jaruzelski Jaruzelski Military Council of National Salvation Mieczyslaw Rakowski

California couple accused of welfare fraud and hidden Rolls

A Sacramento couple Robert Scott and Roberta Scott age 45 and 41 are charged in Municipal Court with illegally receiving more than 6000 in welfare benefits over six months while concealing ownership of property including a 1931 Rolls Royce valued at 75000. The filing notes the rule banning homeowners from having more than 1000 in property beyond their home and one car under 1500.

Sacramento Calif California District Attorney’s Office Robert Scott Roberta

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