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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
2
Nixon administration targets the beef industry with a price freeze while other food prices thaw, arguing the move shifts political risk away from consumers. Beef producers face market pressure as cattle feeders hold back stock hoping for relief, with officials claiming only temporary gains and a bleak outlook for industry prospects.
Milton N. Martin city clerk notes Hutchinson achieved first class city status on February 21, 1911 at noon and remarks it marks a milestone west of Highway 81 while congratulating Garden City as a first class city.
A collage of quotes and brief notes from insurance sales to soap operas, Watergate, and the Kansas Turnpike ranks, plus a walking body excerpt from The Magic of Walking and an Adlai Stevenson quotation on energy crisis. These assorted items reflect cultural anecdotes, safety rankings, and intellectual curiosities of the era.
Jack Anderson reports that U S embargo on soybeans prompts European oil refiners to cut gasoline shipments to the United States amid shortages. The piece also covers Murphy's consulting career, Goldwater’s Oval Office remarks, and auditors faulting a bilingual children’s TV project with suspected overspending.
Kansas City AP report: Gen Vern Miller's agents Emery Goad and M.S. Lymn Jr. were found innocent of common assault after a tavern fight. Edward Siinceht, 38, was convicted of assault and sentenced to 99 days. Carl Silkemart, 43, had charges dismissed. Judge Felix Karteel presided. state agents were cited as investigators in the tavern incident.
Reporter Jim Bishop analyzes the government PR machine in Washington. He traces the rise of public information officers from FDR to Nixon, noting leaks, top secret labels, and the Trumpeting of a sincere image. He cites Ziegler Colson Haldeman and 18 White House speechwriters as part of a broader media loom.
The writer urges taxpayers to decide on every issue, inclining against golf bond funding and questioning the burden on citizens who do not participate. He criticizes delay and political posturing, urging transparency, public stance, and voter power while lamenting perceived government dictates and fiscal risk. He signs as MALL, 107 Finnup Doh.
Louise Cook observes how a terrarium project promises plant beauty with minimal care yet proves intricate. A reader details choosing kits, shaping bowls, drainage, seeds, and exact watering, documenting a patient eight-day wait for two tiny green sprouts and a hopeful thumb.
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