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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
2
A Kansas editorial notes past grade crossing tragedies near Wichita and urges a survey to identify poorly marked crossings. It cites a week-ago fatal crash near Wichita and a $5,000 pledge by a California businessman to fund safer crossings. The piece urges wider improvements and warns that life saves justify costs.
The essay discusses the urgent craving for knowing what is going on on campuses. It critiques reliance on paper documentation and Xeroxed material, warning it creates unread avalanche. It stresses tone of relationships, trust, confidence, respect, and love as remedies, recommending Hersey's book for understanding student mood.
Garden City Telegram lists subscription options with carrier and mail rates, notes local and college student pricing, and mentions AP rights. Includes publisher, editor, and advertising staff roles and a statement about exclusive AP reproduction rights.
Senate concerns over a Montgomery Academy graduation led to Air Force intervention and a later reversal as the band played despite ongoing objections. The school, all white with a $1,000 tuition, claimed no enrolled black students and welcomed capable applicants.
A sarcastic collection of letters shows applicants with high credentials facing rejections for being overqualified. Employers cite lack of suitable positions at Harrington Chemical, Jessel International Systems, and Geis & Waterman Inc, while others offer or deny jobs in varied fields. Strong entities include Harrington Chemical Co, Jessel International, Britain none.
A $220,000 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare funds the Kansas State Board of Health to assess Kansas air quality. The second year of a three year program was announced by Kansas congressional delegation on Wednesday.
A devotional note contrasts Daniel and Psalm verses to warn against idol worship and forgetfulness of God. It reflects on the futility of revering costly images while affirming that God has not forgotten humanity, though people often forget Him.
Neils Reimers runs Stanford University s Patent Development Program since 1968 and has drawn $130,000 in advance from licensed inventions. More than 200 companies have been contacted to market about 50 ideas, with 130 investigated and 40 dropped for marketing or production issues. Stanford takes 15 percent off the top, with the inventor, the inventor s department, and the university each receiving a third. The program plans business student involvement to promote inventions, including a 3D ball-rolling game and a premature baby incubator, though neither has yet been sold.
The Kansas Federation of Taxpayers votes to challenge Senate Bill 87 in court, citing concerns over its appraisal and equalization provisions. Joe Bohnen Sr. and Warden Howat lead the action, claiming the law violates the Kansas Constitution and should be repealed promptly.
Hal Boyle ponders motives and manners in casual essays. He argues sailors’ wind skill parallels handling a wife’s mood, critiques education priorities, and lampoons vanity and promotions. The column blends wry observations on culture, work, and genius versus talent.
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