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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
2
Editorial argues Beef Empire Days should keep growing. President Harley Foulks defends expanded events as beef promotion, noting live and carcass shows increased from seven entries in 1969 to 193 last year and that offbeat events fill the gap between shows.
Public Pulse thanks Garden City Civic Center organizers Larry Prochazka and Leon Younger for long hours. Garden City Telegram’s John Frazier, KIAL’s Vern Hoops, KUPK’s Rick Nurton provided extensive media coverage. High School students James Ricketts Lisa Emme and Chris VanVleet led organizing. Local bands Freedom Express The Blue Things Basilisk donated performances. Hope for a bigger next year. Lorie Jammers-Murdoch 806 West Fair.
Readers are directed to contact Senator James B. Pearson at 5313 Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Senator Robert Dole at 4213 Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Representative Keith G Sebelius at 1211 Longworth House Office Building Washington D C 20515 and Governor Betty Jo Roberts at 402 North 7th Garden City Kansas 67630, phone 276 3423 for Western Kansas concerns.
Daily publication schedule noted as excluding Sundays and major holidays. Yearly subscription offered by The Telegram Publishing Company at 0 North 7th Street Garden City Kansas. Rates listed include monthly carrier price in Garden City and tax details though text is incomplete. Editor and business managers are named in the clipped notice.
A child insists on keys for a tricycle crafted by John Whiteley from a junk bucket. The family notes shuffleboard and croquet quibbles, Eagle’s East Kansas storefront Golden Arches, and a California TV segment about odd news. A toddler recounts family members, while Garbage Candy junk food and a goat milk bumper sticker tease.
Betsy tells her mother she has landed a Washington post as the congressman's Night Administrative Assistant on the Oversight Committee. She boasts pay of 14000 dollars a year and says most work will be done outside the office, with duties to be explained at a dinner. The mother fears the assignment may be fishy and questions qualifications.
The Exchange Stabilization Fund, created in 1934 to stabilize the dollar, has operated with minimal Congress oversight. Treasury officials control the fund, funding salaries, CIA agent pay, gold shipments, and international arrangements, with GAO audit only for general expenses. Net earnings for 1974-75 reached $114 million, while staff costs rise toward $20 million in 1977.
A devotional note contrasts human limits with the biblical promise that God’s kingdom endures forever. The reflection cites Luke 1 33 and notes that while days end and hopes fade, the kingdom of God continues without end.
The puzzle clues mix ancient coins and state names with wordplay and word forms. It includes an editorial note about yesterday’s cryptoquip and hints that L equals S in today’s clue.
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