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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1979
Page
2
The debate centers on eliminating the sales tax on food and utilities at a cost of 66 million dollars. Gov Carlin opposes due to affordability concerns, while supporters push for full repeal as fiscally risky. Critics warn surpluses won’t last and relief may trigger later tax hikes. Targets include low income families and overall revenue gaps.
The piece recalls Saturday night as a special time from youth to adulthood, describing bath night rituals, Main Street outings, movie nights with stars like Hopalong Cassidy and Bing Crosby, and dances in rural venues. It contrasts the toil of the week with the reward of Saturday night, ending with the adage that Saturday’s child must work and play.
The contact details show Senator Robert Dole’s Washington D C office at 2213 Dirksen Senate Office Building with the desk phone number (202) 224 6521 for constituent correspondence and inquiries.
George Pyle argues against a right to life amendment and for expanded sex education and contraception to reduce abortions. He says legal bans won’t stop abortions, only curb unwanted pregnancies through better information and access to birth control, home and school sex education, and responsible behavior.
Carter faces scrutiny as executive privilege is invoked to block GAO access to documents regarding the coal strike. Critics, including Dingell and Moss, say the tactic echoes Nixon era overreach. Foreign investment in U S farmland grows under tilted disclosure rules, while a Montclair NJ public works union rejects raises for a profit sharing plan and job guarantees.
Carolyn Hund recalls January 12 1979 at Wolf Creek near Burlington where sixty demonstrators joined thirty six people on trackside to oppose the reactor vessel. She commends law enforcement and courthouses for respectful handling, emphasizing nonviolent civil disobedience and unity among participants.
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