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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1981
Page
4
Editorial questions how far Israel can push its luck after the air strike on Iraq's nuclear reactor. It argues Israel sees the raid as a necessary defense amid hostile neighbors and dismisses world opinion while warning of potential consequences.
Former presidents Nixon Ford and Carter back Sunday voting as a better choice than Tuesday arguing it could reduce voter apathy by aligning with family and church culture. They acknowledge no sacred tie to Tuesday and note Sunday eases work and corporate voting constraints.
Dolores Hope surveys sin themes as television confessional culture sells notoriety. A child’s parable on ladybugs spots a moral line, while writer Peter Andrews argues recent smut novels fail to dazzle, noting Harold Robbins and Eric Van Lustbader as examples of degraded, unreadable erotica driven by market demands.
A long column argues that wealth concentration near the North Atlantic fuels global hunger. It cites Africa Haiti and India, notes U S surplus crops, critiques overpopulation fears, and discusses Garret Hardin and lifeboat ethics. The piece ends by asking if the world can solve feeding both the overnourished and the starving.
Justice Department files reportedly show circumstantial evidence implicating Jimmy Carter in a Vesco money exchange plot. Chronology describes secret Costa Rica talks, dummy companies, alleged perjury, and a five minute oval office meeting.
A mother speaks out about Crossroads the local halfway house for drug and alcohol addicts noting the lack of citizen response to the drug problem. She cites police and court concerns and urges community support including donations and manpower for Crossroads and balloon events in Beef Empire Days.
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