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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1972

Page

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Pearson Faces Primary Challenge In Kansas Race

U S Senator James B Pearson, seeking re election in Kansas, faces Harlan Dale House in the GOP primary while other Kansas incumbents are unopposed. In the 4th District Democratic race Wichita officials Bill Linker Wyoming B Paris and John S Stevens vie for the nomination to challenge incumbent Garner E Shriver in November. Pearson stresses hard work and state ties as he defends his record against early opposition rumors.

Lew Ferguson Associated Press Topeka Kan U.S James B. Pearson Washington Kansas Pearson U. S Bob Dole House of Representatives House Joan Finney Frank Carlson Charles D. McAfee Bill Roy Congress Wichita Harlan Dale House Edson Goodland Robert Docking Rov Vern Miller Kansas State McAfee Finney Stevens

Wichita candidate Linker touts security welfare reform stance

The article notes candidate Linker, 41, a native of Arkansas living in Wichita for 20 years, emphasizing national security and welfare reform as top issues in the campaign as the Social Security retirement age debate surfaces.

Linker Arkansas Wichita

Robert Stack Calls Censorship Insane on TV

Actor Robert Stack star of The Untouchables says censorship of violence on television is insane and dangerous. He argues the only way to show evil is to depict what criminals did and supports blunt portrayal in the series.

Robert Stack Madison, Maite Elliott Ness Stack

Vote for F Arthur Stone for State Senate District 39

Political advertisement urging F Arthur Stone Democrat resident of Finney county to be elected State Senator for the 39th district. He is a farmer and stockman with 18 years as county commissioner. Highlights support for natural gas and water reserves and economic aims in Western Kansas. Proposes tax reforms including ad valorem tax supplements, consolidating county offices, and removing personal property assessments in favor of local income tax, with vehicle exemption. Pol Adv paid by Arthur F Stone.

University House Pearson Kansas Congress Senate Finney Santa Fe Railway Co Jane McAfee F. Arthur Stone W. Finney County Arethur F. Stone

Price Commission Eyes Tighter Profit Rules This Year

The Price Commission says up to one fifth of U S firms may near profit-margin limits but will not ease rules to bail out businesses. Officials expect more voluntary price rollbacks to stay under the margin test, with potential new rules to tighten controls and curb excessive profits. Some measures consider negative term limits and base-period adjustments to keep prices down while boosting productivity. The agency plans to discuss the issue in August after a summer recess.

Bill Neikirk Associated Press Washington The Price Commission Commission

Honest Feelings Gamble Pays for Oak Ridge Boys

The Oak Ridge Boys, a gospel quartet from Nashville, embraced a modern image with bright clothes and horns adding to a renewed sound. Bill Golden and Noel Fox credit honest feelings for a risk that reshaped gospel music, drawing opposition yet boosting bookings nationwide. The group bills itself as entertainers who perform with conviction, aiming messages of Jesus Christ to Middle America.

Nashville, Tenn Oak Ridge Boys Bill Golden Noel Fox Golden Fox Duane Allen Willie Wynn Gilden The Gospel Music Association National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences the Oaks

Hands Out Buck for Those Who Buckled Up

A UW Stevens Point traffic safety class handed out silver dollars to 32 motorists who buckled up. Those not wearing belts received a note saying thanks you just saved us a buck. The study found 28 percent overall wearing belts with women over 25 at 50 percent.

Stevens Point Wis University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Elks Club

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