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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
2
The measure would halt nuclear plant construction for five years ban new offshore oil drilling ban DDT and similar pesticides require leaded gasoline removal by 1976 and impose penalties on polluters It faces opposition from environmental groups and concerns over economic impact but a wide passage could set a national model
Angela Davis, acquitted of conspiracy by an all white jury, says the acquittal proves no fair trial occurred. She argues US justice remains biased against minorities and criticizes the country’s system, contrasting it with totalitarian regimes where dissent is crushed. She questions whether her freedom would exist under such systems.
A humorous reflection on a child left behind during a Seattle World’s Fair ten years ago. The piece notes she now outgrows the fair era sweatshirts dated 1962 and muses how the trip’s legacy lingers in family life.
Garden City Telegram entry lists observances for Memorials on Thanksgiving Day Labor Day and Christmas. Mentions Vasily Bu fishing Company Garden City Kansas with editor advertising manager and managing editor paid at Garden City Kansas.
Governor Arch Moore drew cameras and newsmen to the Buffalo Creek flood site while rescue helicopters, crucial for water and evacuees, were left waiting. Pilots say arrivals slowed recovery and deaths possibly rose. Moore defends his party as essential personnel only. A mix of public concern and political theater surrounding a tragedy.
Art Buchwald reports a satirical view of post Nixon Soviet US arms accord scene. Hannibal Stone, head of a Military-Industrial Complex, argues the deal spurs new weapon development and higher spending, not savings. The exchange highlights cynicism about peace dividends and ongoing arms race incentives.
Jerome Howe of Kansas State finished second in the 1500 meters in 3 39.8. Lamance Jones of North East Missouri State was second in the 400 meters in 45.1. Barry Schur of Kansas took second in the high jump at 7-2. Mike Lutz of Kansas tied for second in the 200 meters in 20.5.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports on a Michigan State University study by Dr. Eugene Jennings. The survey of 46 Fortune 500 industrials portrays boards as immature appendages lacking real governance, though maturity is seen to grow toward corporate government amid broader societal duties.
Harold Stickney laments old school administrators who resisted change and failed to renew good teachers. He recalls disruptive student incidents, parental siding with students, and lawyers absent from education debates, arguing current schools still lack dynamism and challenge. He questions how such schools produce “so much Smart.”
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