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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
9
Warm moist bathroom air meets the cold tank surface causing condensation and dripping. Solutions include a drip tray under the tank, a fabric cover, a window exhaust fan to vent moisture, or a mixing valve to deliver warmer water so the tank stays above the dew point. A newer tank design with an inner tank is also mentioned.
Jackson California AP reports an mumps outbreak in Amador County hitting officials including Myron Questo board chair and a list of city councilman highway patrolman two sheriff's deputies and courthouse caretaker Also Diane Smith reports having mumps and confirms non officials are affected The piece notes it is rough for those stricken and mentions the spread among officials and non officials alike.
Simple hobby item explains making five inch paper dolls with a light frame to stand upright. Dolls walk when blown from below, racing on a bare table top. Two players place dolls at a starting line, first to finish wins, toppled dolls may be reset. Monday feature promises more fun for boys and girls.
Kansas City report says Sgt. Robert Dowd identified ex convict Albert J. LaMae and his partners during a drive in robbery attempt after a manager was held at gunpoint in a bank driveway. LaMae 40 Bentehler 24 Thurston 24 faced arraignment and a jan. 26 hearing. Kansas farmland statistics note 50 million acres and average farm size 495 acres.
Mrs. Walter Lobb directs a 75 volunteer Earthquake Observer Corps covering 15 square miles in Commerce City Colorado near the quake belt. Her reports on tremors including a November 4 event are sent to the Coast and Geodetic Survey and Colorado School of Mines and Regis College seismographs.
Adolph Novak promotes automated retail design to speed service and cut wasted space. He envisions stores where customers order via in‑store panels, shoes arrive at a receiving area, and unsold items are returned to stock without leaving the floor. This system would keep salespeople on the floor and improve efficiency.
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