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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
1
The Telegram emphasizes budget explanations and the levy amount while legally publishing full budgets. Public interest is low during July and August hearings, with taxpayers preferring simple tax bill facts over detailed fund balances and figures.
Dick Pence of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association circulated a lighthearted list of pretend bills for the 93rd Congress. Using only last names of current lawmakers, readers were invited to create punny measures such as Muskie-Pike-Fish-Frey Wildlife Bill and Pepper-Rooney Pizza Standards Bill. The exercise drew attention from wire services as readers compared entries and noted some real surnames like Abourzk, Hammerschmidt, Kludzynski, and Domenici.
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JACK ANDERSON REPORTS: Liddy and Hunt are depicted as neurotic, flamboyant operatives whose Watergate plans and burglaries, including attempts to access Ellsberg data, are linked to CIA pasts and flamboyant novels. The piece narrates their roles, pay, secrecy, and postures of power, with related notes on Agnew, Colson, Dean, and McCord amid Watergate lore. Distillation defines the era’s mythos alongside a brief primer on distillation.
A columnist argues democracy endures scandals without revolution as 208 million Americans watch and judge. He recalls Lincoln, Kennedy, and the Cuban missile crisis, praising lawful conduct, public duty, and calm resilience while noting the nation’s sustained daily life amid upheaval.
Gov. Robert Docking plans to meet Thursday in Washington with White House energy policy director John Love and Cost of Living Council chair John Dunlop. He will register Kansas opposition to crude oil price rollback, seek pilot state status for a fuel problems study related to agriculture, and press beef price issues. He will oppose retaining the beef price freeze and urge steps to boost production to ease prices.
A reflective note questions the ability to praise God when life declines, citing Psalm 13:6. It frames belief as a test of faith and asks whether devotion can persist through struggle.
A letter from 59 girls in Scott City complains to Jerry Stremel about Garden City being allowed to field an all star team in the state junior girls softball tournament. They cite rule book violations, questions of eligibility, and seek fair publication of the situation while praising ASA's program overall.
Joy Stilley offers a humorous reminiscence on fashion hoarding from a New York AP column. The author recalls twin sweaters, matched belts, and other revived styles, warning against discarding garments that may return to vogue while noting moths and thrift-store finds influence closet decisions.
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