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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
2
Senate members boost income with outside lecturing and writing, totaling hundreds of thousands annually. Absenteeism concerns rise as some sessions are impeded. A proposed constitutional amendment would allow expulsion for attendance below 60 percent, but chances are slim. Voters must judge officeholders at the polls as public duties compete with other activities.
A quirky column mixes local quirks and national hints. Mentions a Kansas Christmas Tree Growers Association meeting in Douglas County, Nixon energy measures, a beauty shop encounter, a college girl home for summer, Eiffel Tower suicides stat, Kool-Aid nostalgia, a musical spoof group, and Fourth of July hazards with a closing editor’s plea to readers.
Garden City Kansas notices show subscription rates by carrier and by mail with monthly and yearly options. The text lists staff roles including editor managing editor and advertising manager, plus a carrier service note and a local payment detail.
Jack Anderson reports Nixon arranged hospitalization for Mrs Maurice Stans at Walter Reed on three occasions after Stans left cabinet. She stayed in VIP rooms with luxury items, billed per day, drawing visits from First Lady and a President call. Also notes Nixon open-door pledge and Watergate context. AMA rejects ad for Drug Price guide, framing pricing as price fixing.
The text cites Luke 1 46 47 praising Mary as rejoicing in God her savior and recording her acceptance of Jesus as savior, noting even his mother proclaimed divine salvation.
Art Buchwald reports on a mock national crisis over a White House enemies list. He and fellow editors plan a class action alleging the list aims to discredit real opponents, with targets including John Dean III Charles Colson Bob Haldeman John Ehrlichman and possibly the President. They seek damages and even to seize homes in Key Biscayne and San Clemente.
The report notes White House Press Secretary Ziegler delaying Nixon’s remarks until the Senate Watergate committee finishes its current phase. The committee will hear about 20 witnesses daily through August 3. White House counsel Buzhardt called John Dean a confessed felon, on which Ziegler said Nixon was unaware. Attorney General Richardson has not been asked for response recommendations. A Harris poll shows 46 percent doubt the scandal is getting excessive coverage. In Charlottetown, Queen Elizabeth II helped Prince Edward Island celebrate its second-century province status with a ceremony outside the legislature with 4,000 Canadians attending during a 10 day Canadian visit.
Kansas City reports highlight how soybeans dominate protein feeds worldwide as demand rises for meal and oil. Prices for related by products like cottonseed and fish meal surge, with soybean meal steering market trends and guiding feed costs nationwide.
ITT official David Kiernan refutes Jack Anderson claims linking a $2,672 lawn maintenance donation to an antitrust settlement. He notes 1969 golf course idea by Friends of the President, ITT affiliation timing, and unrelated pledges by Sheraton and others.
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