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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1971
Page
2
The Rosendo Sandoval tragedy shows money cannot replace a life yet survivors need support. Garden City residents have donated clothing and furniture, but the fund drive continues with only 64.50 raised yesterday. Community impulse should be generous without pressure, easing basic needs and easing grief through charitable aid.
A historical critique notes irony in government actions where bureaus promote recycling yet resist buying recycled fiber paper. It cites higher freight rates for scrap metals and glass, and tax loopholes favored mining and logging, discouraging use of reclaimed materials and hindering environmental conservation efforts.
In a breezy column the Distaff Side jokes about a hot spring day, a failed garden project with verbena and snapdragons, and the choice to refrain from poison. The piece then riffs on ecologists, imitation peanut butter, a peanut butter soup gag, and a New York magazine item on a return-to-nature trend and natural peanut butter.
Democratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien pushes for spending limits and unity among contenders while Indiana Senator Birch Bayh dazzles donors with lavish fundraisers and transportation. Bayh reportedly sought a $250000 loan from American Security and Trust, which fell through due to legal concerns. Bayh finances remain opaque with little personal fortune, though insiders say he funds much of his campaign from lectures and a farm income.
A reflection on Matthew 10 38 stressing that true discipleship requires effort sacrifice and unwavering commitment to follow Jesus of Nazareth. The message emphasizes the difficulty and demand of living as a Christian in daily life.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Lenny Bruce as a rebellious comedian who exposed hypocrisy in American culture. Bruce faced repeated arrests for his dirty words, ran afoul of religion funded schemes, and battled legal limits while influencing public discourse. He died in 1966 after a life marked by stark satire and legal battles.
Grover Craig outlines LSD dangers in a seventh weekly educational letter. He explains the drug’s potency, how it is taken, typical trip duration, and immediate and long term risks including irrational behavior, sensory hallucinations, and potential brain tissue and chromosome damage. He notes lasting effects can persist up to three years after a single dose and warns about dangers to offspring. The piece urges continued discussion and awareness.
Hal Boyle imagines Santa delivering a July Christmas list incl a Fort Knox metal item a real phone line a pension from the draft board a free dentist tooth a mood stabilizer drug a self-destruct wallet and a clean film for his elderly mother plus a teenage daughter’s hair friendly boyfriend and an official misinformation purge.
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