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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
1
A fragmented schedule lists Friday and Saturday TV lineups including X News, Tell The Truth, National Geographic special, Brady Bunch, Mission Impossible, Partridge Family, High Chaparral and more. Also shows wrestling, sports, cartoons, and movies across multiple times and networks.
The page lists daily network programming for Friday January 19 1973 and Sunday schedules. It notes morning to late night programs across NBC ABC CBS and local stations detailing shows such as Nixon Inauguration Bridget Loves Bernie Carol Burnett The Men and Peyton Place, with multiple sport and religious programs interleaved. The infant baboon remark appears as a separate note at line end.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says a Vietnam peace would improve executive legislative relations but many disputes will persist. He rejects claims that funding threats lengthen the war, warns Congress must guard the purse, and criticizes Nixon’s expanded executive power and the super cabinet. Wild African dogs may reach top speeds over 49 mph and average 30 mph for miles.
The Senate Judiciary Committee ended hearings on two major consumer protection bills the Uniform Consumer Credit Code and the Kansas Consumer Protection Act. After four years of study, supporters and opponents expect the bills to reach the Senate early next week. Proponents call it a consumer breakthrough while critics seek limited changes to private remedies and attorney general information powers. Local groups report growing interest and hundreds of inquiries about consumer protections.
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