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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
2
John Marshall argues that many successful professionals began with low grades, noting graduates often owe careers to perseverance rather than perfect transcripts. He suggests newspapers publish lists of slightly below average students to inspire others.
The Distaff Side recalls a soggy spring and a new sprinkler that runs wild and waters unevenly. A Kansas film note mentions Paper Moon drawing praise from critics like Judith Crist as the story follows a nine year old orphan and a small time con man moving toward her aunt in St Joseph Missouri.
George W Cornell reports Word Inc of Waco defies Catholic publishing dominance by targeting evangelical and broader Christian markets. founder McCracken says New York isn’t the pulse, aims to publish authentic Christian works across denominations. Word, Inc. began as a record label in 1951 and now produces about 50 titles yearly.
The notice lists publication days and holidays including New Year Day and Independence Day, indicating schedule exceptions for Garden City Telegram printing by The Telegram Publishing Company.
A damaged OCR fragment shows names Frea Brooks Editor John Wintsier nag Editor Le Roy Allman and a telephone number 276-5282. It lists subscription terms and carrier rates: $1.50 a month plus sales tax, with annual and city service notes.
London is abuzz as a British sex scandal involving Lord Lambton and other high officials unfolds. The coverage contrasts with Watergate, detailing motives, wealth, and titles behind the alleged affairs while the press pursues every detail and public reaction.
A brief reflection urges readers to rely on divine guidance amid many noisy voices. It emphasizes acknowledging God in all ways and trusting He will direct thoughts and paths.
Jack Anderson notes a claimed rediscovery of a Sierra Madre gold hoard described to lawyer F Lee Bailey by a middleman. The tale involves a consortium promising taxes and government delivery, with Treasury scrutiny and secrecy, then fading after a gold ingot return.
Rod Turnbull explains hedging and speculation in the Kansas City Board of Trade wheat futures market. Hedgers lock in prices to protect against declines, while speculators seek profit from price moves. May 11 report shows April totals: 39,005,000 bushels hedges and 2,640,000 bushels in speculation, with total futures activity around 44,930,000.
Crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer features a clue on a habitual drunkard with a 53 across entry referring to a known term for a repeated drinker. The item notes the syndicated column and its usual puzzle style.
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