Whither Martha Keys and her statewide newsletter plan
The article notes Representative Martha Keys of Kansas may use statewide newsletters to raise her profile beyond her 2nd district. It compares her move to predecessor Bill Roy and discusses possible ambitions, taxpayer funded newsletters, and Keys’ status as a rare Kansas woman in Congress.
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Martha Keys
Dtopeka
Kansas
High Plains
Bill Roy
Keys
Congress
Distaff guest Gail Fender discusses high school reforms
Gail Fender reflects on Garden City High School’s education system. She cites lack of counseling, inadequate class offerings, and unstructured classrooms, urging public concern and change to improve learning and prepare students for the future.
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Distaff
Gail Fender
Garden City High School
Don Fender
Gail
the Sugar Beet
Garden City Community Junior College
D.h
GCHS
Ford faces Arab doubts as Middle East talks advance
A confidential transcript reveals Arab leaders view President Ford as weak, though his Mayaguez rescue helped. Delegations led by Rep. O’Neill and John Anderson pressed Sadat and Rabin about Geneva, with Egypt urging a 1967 borders security umbrella and a possible U.S. push to withdraw. Nixon era commitments to South Vietnam flood into questions of congressional control and aid. The report notes Sadat’s strategy in Salzburg and Syria’s Assad extending UN forces on the Golan Heights, while Saudi King Khalid eases Israel stance. The piece also covers the Mayaguez incident, congressional veto warnings on energy policy, and a World Series poker scene in Las Vegas.
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Washington
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Mayaguez
Congress
Tip O’neill
Mass
John Anderson
R.nl
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Rabin
O'Neill
Damascus
Syria
Assad
United Nations
Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Saudi Arabia
Khalid
Salzburg
United States
U.S
White House
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Hanoi
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Holt
Navy
High Seas
State Department
Sen. Paul
Fannin
R.ariz
Senate
World Series of Poker players chase big hands
Reporters describe Amarillo Slim and fellow Texans racing through the World Series of Poker. On the third day four players remained as Sailor Roberts and Aubrey Day led with large stacks and cold feet at the stove of stakes. Hooks battles to stay alive while Crandall Addington and Day clash with high bets and bold bluffs.
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Texas
Sailor Roberts
Aubrey Day
Alabama
Crandall Addington
San Antonio
B. Hooks
Roberts
Jackie Gleason
Addington
Day
Sailor
Crandall
Hooks
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS and DOWN clues
Puzzle page with cryptic and standard crossword clues listing across and down items, plus a Cryptoquip message promising a hidden truth and a decoding hint about W equals 0. The page credits King Features Syndicate and dates to 1975, featuring a playful instruction that true love is blind and also deaf and dumb.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Editorial
Garden City Telegram
Martha
Jack Anderson
Geneva
Anderson
Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Fred Brooks
Swittor John Frazier
le Roy
Banor
Garden Cit
Amarillo Slim
Binion
Horseshoe Casino
Las Vegas
Jack Binion
Jim Bishop
Stony
Evel Knievel
Slim
Eugene Sheffer
Ardent Attribute
Nicle Fame
Tamiroff
Attach
Swap
Blue Eagle Org
New York
Bes
Jao
City OF
Garden Medical
Edward D. Jones and Company
Dodge City
Chevrolet
Gary
Chrysler
Lubbock
Amarillo
Erskine Rd
the Canyon
Aler Ind
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