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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1972
Page
4
Market pitch promoting life insurance for wheat crops and a complete fertilizer program. Claims stronger root systems, vigor against winter kill, higher harvest yields, more forage, and a profit-focused policy. Offers bulk spreader and custom application services.
Ulysses football standout Bob Martin will visit the Cimarron Rotary Club next Tuesday at noon. The 21 year old Kansas junior will discuss Jayhawk gridiron prospects for the upcoming season.
Los Angeles AP report states Rob Cranston, 24, son of Sen. Alan Cranston, was involved in an auto crash after failing to appear on speeding and other charges. He posted 190.50 bail and faces a separate drug indictment trial set for Oct. 24. He also is linked to a KU football wide receiver role with a 1972 season prospect.
Local ad column pushes Lennox heating and air systems for wet weather and dry heat, promoting Garden City Sheet Metal for installation details. Mentions UFO sighting chatter, upcoming primary election, and remodeling tips, with a note on units fitting specifications and pennies saved.
Washington AP reports Ralph Nader and Virginia Knauer traded barbs after Nader urged Knauer to resign amid tug of war over a consumer protection bill. Knauer dismissed the move as a Kamikaze approach to government and harmful to progress. The Midland painted turtle is noted for its vivid markings.
The American Psychiatric Association states that after recovery from a depressive episode a person's judgment is fully restored. It notes some depressions may recur, but recovery shows a return to normal functioning and calls such episodes treatable like other illnesses. Electroshock remains a long-used effective treatment for moderate to severe depressions.
Investment bankers underwriting new issues are urged to perform thorough due diligence on clients. SEC data from 49 issues shows bankruptcies and deficits, prompting proposals to require detailed due diligence content in registration statements. Frank Brown notes such reports span 35 to 110 pages and cost 7500 to 25000 dollars.
A reader letter lauds Charles Durfee for his performance in the chamber and in the Ways and Means Committee. The writer, Gene Steffel of district 59, calls Durfee a conservative credit to Kansas and urges more such members to curb government spending. The notice indicates political committee sponsorship by Ness County Durfee for Representative.
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