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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
2
Dale Gillan told the advisory board that St Catherine Hospital's year to date average stay is 6.2 days, below the state average of 7 days, though first four months show 900 patient days lost vs 1971. The efficiency saves patient time but increases unit costs. longer term patient care benefits from better equipment and techniques.
Garden City attorney Ed Brown spoke to the Kiwanis Club about his year in Vietnam with the Army JAG. The talk mixed dry humor with reflections on war and the life of an Army lawyer, and addressed Vietnamese attitudes toward democracy and peace.
The Old Soldier marks Memorial Day with a mild protest and a second on May 30. A Grant Ave shopkeeper notes decorum, while a neighbor jokes about retirement and mountains. Readers discuss miller sightings, kittens up for adoption, and local topics from housing to Urban Renewal and gardening.
Subscription rates and postage details for Garden City and other areas. Rates include monthly, yearly, student and serviceman options with varying postage taxes. Editorial credits and policy boilerplate appear amid garbled OCR text from the page.
Washington reports on Representative Emanuel Celler of New York, an 84-year-old longtime House figure, accused of muddling his public duties with private financial ties. The piece details Celler’s connections to Fischbach and Moore, a major electrical contractor with government contracts, and alleged omissions about his stake and law firm ties while backing projects benefiting the conglomerate. It notes past endorsements of nuclear and missile programs, portrayal of ethics compliance, and the legal work routed through his firm.
Jim Bishop recalls a hospital stay from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Mrs. Smith insisting on a wheelchair and a rule. He learns a friend Pete faces a possible cancerous nodule during a routine checkup as he contemplates recovery, pain, and the chance of a cure.
Maurine Firner of Leoti shares memories of Western Kansas and calls for community support of migrant programs. The West Kansas Migrant Health Project notes Vista Volunteers phased out, urging ongoing funding from churches and denominations alongside local efforts across towns like Ulysses, Lakin, Garden City, Leoti, Sublette, and Johnson.
A reader praises Roger Sorvell as valedictorian of G.C.H.S. for his article Ask God's Help. The letter commends his favorable view of teachers and core classes while critiquing student restrictions and urging personal responsibility after school. The writer, A. E. Wilfley of Evans, congratulates Sorvell and wishes him continued spirit.
Hal Boyle portrays the modern office as a social hub where work intertwines with daily life. He paints offices as rest rooms recreation areas and venues for personal and social activities, noting bosses and workers alike engage in varied pursuits beyond tasks.
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