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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
2
Debrak Selichnow thanks Garden City for guiding her growth through church, 4 H, school, and music training before returning home mature after five days away. She credits the Garden City Pageant Board for aiding her Miss Kansas Pageant preparation and honors the community that shaped her.
MSGR. George A. Husmann of St. Dominic Parish summers in Alaska caring for multiple parishes and missions. He travels with Bishop Marion Forst in a Cessna 180 visiting Burwash Landing and other Yukon spots, noting local customs, parish life, and issues like alcoholism, isolation, and a hoped for oil pipeline boost to the economy.
Washington disclosures show E Howard Hunt pressuring Charles Colson for funds after the election. Hunt describes protecting responsible figures and notes unpaid legal fees and living allowances. Colson refuses to learn specifics, citing the need to stay free to assist secrecy. A footnote cites money traced to Hunt and his late wife in $100 bills and a large stash. Francis Galton linked to fingerprinting history.
ART BUCHWALD WRITES: Before the 1972 election Charles Colson vowed to run over his grandmother to help Nixon’s reelection. A dialogue unfolds about loyalty, Watergate, and Colson’s plan to protect the president. Granny questions motives as Colson recounts past actions and possible consequences.
Washington AP Phase Four details Nixon plan. Food and health industries frozen now with Aug 12 rule shift. Wages stay at 5.5 percent guideline from Phases 2 and 3. Exemptions lift Aug 12 for utilities wages lumber and plywood small firms under 60. Food allows price moves only with dollar-for-dollar cost increases since June 8. Beef frozen until Sept 12. Petroleum ceilings set Aug 12 for fuels. Rents remain exempt.
A devotional snippet echoes Luke 2 10 11 proclaiming joy to all people. It prays that the Savior Christ the Lord born in the City of David will be born in readers hearts this Christmas Day.
AP Business analyst John Cunniff reports Wall Street clings to old club practices despite reforms. Needham calls for 10 percent commission rises on small orders and 15 percent on large ones to shield services, while SEC questions motives. Firms face layoffs and losses as surveillance and liquidations rise. investors blamed for market woes as a fix seeks to prop up weak and strong players.
A man buys a humid motorcycle from a stranger and writes a check for 800 dollars. The bank later alters the amount and the court holds the drawer responsible for losses due to carelessness. The bank can seek recovery if the drawer leaves space or fails to fill details, and must review cancelled checks promptly. Public service note from the American Bar Association and Kansas Bar Association.
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