Editorial on Synanon and media in Kansas
A Kansas editor criticizes local coverage of Synanon visiting Western Kansas. The piece argues for open inquiry into Synanon’s practices, notes the organization’s wealth from donations, and calls for readers to hear diverse viewpoints before forming judgments. It questions media reverence and urges fair public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synanon
Scott City
Bill Boyer
California
Kansas
Boyer
Garden City
Senators and governor contact list in Kansas
Addresses for Senator James B. Pearson in Washington D C Senator Robert Dole in Washington D C Representative Keith G Sebelius in Washington D C and the Western Kansas Governor Betty Jo Roberts office in Garden City Kansas are provided for correspondence and inquiries.
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James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Betty Jo Roberts
Garden City
Kan
Telegram Publishing Company Subscription Terms and Credits
Garden City Telegram outlines subscription rates for carriers and motor delivery in Garden City and other cities, plus taxes and school-year options. It notes editors, business manager, and AP rights, with publication details and address in Garden City Kansas.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
North 7Th Street
Garden City
Kansas
Kan
Associated Press
Carter blocks Cyber 76 sale to Soviet Union
President Carter stops export of the $13 million Cyber 76 computer amid warnings of potential Soviet military use. Brzezinski directs denial of export licenses, despite earlier momentum and industry pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Russia
Control Data
Vacations of Presidents Through the Ages
A fragmented look at how U S leaders pursued leisure while maintaining duty. It notes Hoover, FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, and Ford, with recurring images of aides, Secret Service, and ongoing world tension. It mentions Georgia islands, Key Biscayne, and resort cites as they relate to presidential travel.
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United States
Washington
White House
Moscow
Herbert Hoover
Florida Keys
Franklin
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Bill Hassett
FDR
Hassett
Harry Truman
West
Dwight
Eigenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
California
John F. Kennedy
Richard ‘Nixon
Key Biscayne
Florida
Bebe
Rebozo
Gerald Ford
Vail
Colorado
Palm Springs
Grace Nettrouer’s Alaska joke and a quirky family note
A humorous reminiscence from Grace Nettrouer includes a joke about Alaska heat, a Capper’s Weekly gag on a man dozing during a sermon, and a child’s cat heaven question. The piece traces Grace’s family, Boston carrier relatives, and a granddaughter’s flash of wartime memory, ending with thanks for the space.
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Capper
Grace
Heaven
Trial Underway In Bolles Slaying Case In Phoenix
A year after Don Bolles was killed a trial opens for James Robison and Max Dunlap charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in the 1976 Phoenix bombing that killed the reporter. John Adamson, a key informant, admitted placing the bomb and seeks immunity for others facing up to 10 crimes and a 20 year sentence.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Republic
Don
Bolles
John Harvey
Adamson
Iyi
Pacis
Robison
Joe Tocco
Dunlap
Colorado ‘River
Marley
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
King Alfonso" Lizanetz
United” Liquors
Tonight TV Highlights From 7 to 11 PM
CBS screens The Jeffersons at 7 showing George’s choice between greed and loyalty. NBC offers Little House on the Prairie with Laura racing and Nellie’s horse rival. ABC presents Walkin’ Walter comedy special. Shields & Yarnell feature San Francisco mime. Maude returns with Walter facing a loan scare. The War Between the Tates movie airs on NBC. Carol Burnett and Alan Alda host a romantic comedy on CBS. The Bambara Bust travels across the U.S. to chase drug artifacts.
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CBS
THE
Jeffersons
George
NBC
Little House ON the Prairie
Laura
Olesons
Nellie
ABC
Walter
Mama Hoxie
Shields & Yarnell
George BR. Mascone
San Francisco
Shields
Yarnell
ABC Toma
Bambara
Toma
U.S
Public TV Highlights Mixup Corrected Weekender Listings
The Telegram fixes its weekender public TV list with the correct Monday night schedule. Channel 7 at 8 features The Bible The Source with The Story of Gomer and Hosea hosted by Marilyn Hickey. At 9 Decades of Decision airs Equally Free hosted by Henry Fonda with Samuel Adama and Mary Katherine Goddard.
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Telegram
Gomer
Hosea
Marilyn Hickey
Henry Fonda
Samuel Adama
Mary Katherine
Goddard
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Longworth
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Actand Business
Jack Anderson
Cyber
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Brzezinski
Robert Fri
Ford
Man
Fun
St. Simon's
Islan Jekyll Island
Christ Church i
Pierce ‘Buller
Aaron Burr
Alexander
Weehawken
Nit
Simon’s
Jimmy
Rosalynn
Amy
N.d
Navy
Jim Bishop
Ryde
Grace Nettrouer
Alaska
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