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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
2
The Skylab program faced rough starts but gains morale as astronauts repair damage and keep the mission afloat. The crew’s skill and courage show that human effort outshines machines in this challenging project, offering a hopeful beacon in difficult times.
The column blends domestic satire on patty making and stretched beef fillers with a skit about a sixth grader’s failed runaway plan. It notes home cooks’ improvised “stretchers” for ground beef, then shifts to a school’s out talk and a girl’s unlikely escape, ending with a quip on men’s fashion shoes.
Former associate Kalmbach testified that Ehrlichman pressed for payoffs to White House allies tied to Watergate. Ehrlichman argued secrecy was for political reasons, while Kalmbach sought assurances, and later decided to withdraw from the plan amid mounting concerns.
Art Buchwald critiques Congress for cutting off funds to bomb Cambodia while noting Nixon's reliance on executive power. He argues the move weakens the presidency during Watergate pressure and questions whether able leaders will avoid seeking the job if constrained by Congress. He cites Dean Vlasewicz and Kalmbach, and ends with a Bible verse about trust in the Lord.
The Garden City Telegram published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company at 310 North 6th Garden City Kansas. Details include staff roles LeRoy Allman managing editor and Fred Brooks. subscription rates by carrier and mail with tax. servicemen and student rates. AP membership and rights to local news dispatches.
Joe Weddle, a Garden City Kansas public education board member, announces his four year term will end July 2. He reflects on shared efforts, stresses honesty and service, and urges new members to govern for the district’s best, praising teachers and administrators while noting challenges and a commitment to support the system.
Puzzle clues mix with entries from a Sheffer crossword including Salutation Musical sounds and various numbered prompts. The fragment lists multiple terse hints such as Permit 3 percent, Deep pits, Gratuity, Weather indicators, Border, and more, suggesting a filled grid with cross references. Several lines appear garbled or incomplete, but the item references a standard syndicated crossword feature by Eugene Sheffer.
HAL BOYLE offers a witty monologue about a doctor's waiting room where patients joke about bankers hours, memory lapses, personal complaints, and pop culture, contrasting long waits with hurried visits and the absurdities of medical routines. The piece skewers patient behavior and the quirks of medical staff through quick one liners.
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