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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
2
The 60 day consumer price freeze hurts the meat sector as Farmland Foods closes and about 160 workers are laid off. Truckers, cattle buyers, and local suppliers face reduced activity while livestock prices rise. Meat processors struggle to cover higher input costs while carcass beef is frozen.
A neighbor recalls summer routines and a cautious lesson about magazines at a nearby market. An 12 year old and friend walk to the store, parent rules prohibit under 18 to buy magazines, sparking a brief note on innocence and curiosity.
Jack Anderson reports that GM documents show Eldorado and Toronado front wheel lug problems since 1967 with lug bolts often under tightened. Internal memos reveal concern over safety and a corporate cover up to avoid legal costs, while owners suffer wheel failures and dangerous incidents nationwide.
Jim Bishop profiles Joe Robbie, a Lebanese American who built the Miami Dolphins from near ruin to NFL success. The piece recounts Robbie’s tough beginnings, his partnerships, Don Shula’s arrival, Super Bowl runs, and rising season ticket sales, concluding with Robbie as a ghostly twelfth man on game days.
AP analysis argues price surges were caused by temporary forces including grain sales to the Soviets, Peru fishmeal downturn, poor weather, and dollar shifts. It warns these effects may fade but notes risks from wage demands, consumer plans, drought, and market psychology as the administration moves from Phase 2 to Phase 3 controls.
Hal Boyle presents a tongue in cheek sanity test questioning clutter, fear, and social norms. The piece jests at self evaluation and ends with a punchline that the reader is not necessarily mad, just human, followed by a religious closing note citing Psalm 19:1.
Yesterday's cryptoquip hints at RICH fragrance of new growth scents the air. The 1973 features syndicate presents a clue for today where D equals WU, and cryptic notes reference a crosswords style solution by Ian Yesterday.
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