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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
2
Six scientists urge the FDA to ban over the counter cold products as tests label many ingredients ineffective or in too small quantities. A Missouri doctor and SUNY professor call these remedies a hoax while noting most patients seek relief from any dose.
The New York Human Rights Commission reported that state employees older than 65 generally perform as well as or better than younger workers. The survey across 33 agencies questions hiring discrimination against 65 to 70 year olds and urges broader protections, pension safeguards, Social Security review, and property tax relief for all seniors.
A reader's remark about Ducks Unlimited prompts a letter from Jon R. Tennyson, DU editor, explaining aims. DU raises funds to preserve waterfowl habitat in Canada, focusing on long term land easements with private owners and governments. DU does not lobby or take bag limit positions. such decisions rest with U S officials. The piece ends noting DU appears beneficial for wildlife.
Watergate defendants show signals they may talk before prison. G Gordon Liddy and E Howard Hunt hints to White House, Barker Sturgis hint at books, Rothblatt complains on funding. Subpoenas for bank records complicate defense. San Clemente narcotics trip described as leisurely by officials. Dress code notes for dinner and yacht scenes emerge.
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. Rates: by carrier city $1.94 monthly, other cities $1.50 monthly, by mail $18.54 yearly, area college students $12.36, servicemen $15 yearly. Local AP rights noted. publication rules and address listed.
Jim Bishop profiles Clifford Irving in Allenwood Prison Farm where the convicted literary thief, who swindled Life and McGraw-Hill out of 750000, serves a 30 month term. Irving quits smoking amid a guarded routine as visitors and guards shape the celebrity inmate.
The verse notes that forgiveness is not earned by personal righteousness but reflects gratitude for unearned grace. It emphasizes that true cleanness of hands is seen in God’s eyes, not human merit.
AP analyst outlines December wholesale food price rise of 5.2 percent, warning the surge signals inflation uncertainty. Notes inflation drivers from global demand to weather, with impacts including higher supermarket prices, labor friction, and potential policy reforms.
Hal Boyle lists ubiquitous nuisances and foibles from unpaid bills and skimpy buses to tedious New Year resolutions and awkward holiday guests. He lampoons inflation fears, fad health foods, showy gifts, and social etiquette while calling for simpler, kinder living as he ends with a humorous prayer-like benediction.
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