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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
Government subsidies and welfare in Sweden reduce material insecurity but fail to cure deeper social ills. Despite universal social security, slums gone and education universal, 25 percent need psychiatric treatment and medical costs rise 30 percent. Alcoholism and suicide climb as mental illness remains untackled.
The heat on the White House grows as President Nixon escapes Washington each weekend. He jets to San Clemente or Key Biscayne or to a tropical Bahamas retreat owned by Robert Alplanalp. Critics urge the President to stay in the White House to set an example and boost morale.
A Kansas survey finds 79 of 500 tour ists dislike what they like most about Kansas as friendly people and scenery top the list while some poor residents face hunger and Kansas trails in feeding the poor. Teen smoking rises amid health concerns and weak enforcement of 1964 bans. parental habits and sociodemographic factors influence youths.
Jim Bishop reports on Catharine Breslin's piece and a survey of 35 women labeled liberated. The profiles include Carla a cab driver. Georgia a 44 year old with four kids. Annie a Rochester resident. Brooke Leona Ingrid Tish and others. The tone questions the promises of women's liberation and its personal costs.
Washington AP reports a 218-199 House vote on a Democratic backed bill to raise minimum wages. Delegates and representatives listed include Sebelius voting yes, Ichord Randall Sullivan Symington Burfison yes or no notes, with Weaver and others opposing or supporting as recorded.
A year after Burundian killings, a Carnegie Endowment study accuses U S policy makers of indifference and inertia. It names Assistant Secretary David Newsom and others, criticizing embargo inaction, reliance on quiet diplomacy, and misled Congress while casualties rose to about a quarter million. Roger Monnis leads the report, citing evidence from diplomatic memos and officials.
An informal garden memoir notes planting sweet potatoes with sand and ashes, warns manuring to avoid vine growth, laments cold winds and pest damage, and shares tips on beets peas corn plums and berries. The piece blends garden practices with stories of blue martins, family scenes, and a closing playful poem by MAS PETE MEEKMA.
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