Air Midwest subsidy boosts growth for Garden City air service
The Civil Aeronautics Board plans a 10-year subsidy of up to 1.1 million dollars annually to Air Midwest. It would finance 19 passenger pressurized planes and expand flights to Denver Wichita and Kansas City with better timing and more frequent service. The use it or lose it certificate requires a minimum five passengers daily per subsidized community, and Garden City should benefit as Frontier service ends. The decision awaits final CAB approval but is expected to proceed, with full service anticipated by late 1976 or early 1977.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Midwest
Garden City
CAB
Frontier
Denver
Wichita
Kansas City
Women in History Credited for Contributions Not Suffering Suppression
A Duke University scholar argues social history is incomplete and biased toward male figures. Archivist James Rhoads notes women are often treated as supplementary material while Dr Thelma Advidson Adair becomes the first black and second woman to lead the United Presbyterian Church. Dorothy Day urges decisive action. Kansas lobbyist Mary Turkington is elected to KU's 1976 Women’s Hall of Fame for her influence in trucking interests.
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Anne F. Scott
Duke University
James Rhoads
United States
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
The
U.S.A
Thelma Advidson Adair
Robert Bennett
Mary Turkington
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Turkington
Turk
University of Kansas Women’s Hall of Fame
McCune High School
Ship of State
Hays Ray affair reveals love, jealousy, and fear
Elizabeth Ray says she loved Wayne Hays and was driven by jealousy over his marriage. Sources note her claim she suffered coercion and that Hays could be emotionally sensitive, while investigators weigh whether she was hired as a government-paid mistress and if immunity was granted too hastily.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Pat Peak
Ray
Ohio
Paul Young
Rays
Ray Woudd
Capitol
Capitol Hill
Justice Department
Editor Managing Editor Ad aod Eustacea TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
A historical newspaper snippet outlines subscription terms for carriers in Garden City. The ad lists a monthly carrier rate of $2.43 plus sales tax and requires payment in advance to the carrier.
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Ad Aod
Eustacea
Garden Cle
Garden City
Warren the Draped Patriot Who Ignited the Revolution
The piece portrays Dr. Joseph Warren of Boston as a flamboyant yet fearless figure who shaped American independence. It credits him with publicizing the Boston Massacre, coordinating riders to Lexington and Concord, and rallying colonies to raise troops. Warren dies at Bunker Hill after urging unity and armament to defend Massachusetts Bay.
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Joseph Warren
Boston
Roxbury
Warren
John Adams
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Lord North
Lexington
Concord
Dr. Warren
Thomas Gage
Massachusetts Bay
Gage
Breed’s Hill
Connecticut
Delaware
Lexington and Concord
George
Parliament
London
Bunker Hill
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer 8) Soap plant 35 Word of 41 Oriental
Puzzle text lists clues and answers from the Eugene Sheffer crossword, with numbered items and gimmicks. It notes a Cryptoquip caption and a note that X equals L, describing the substitution cipher method and solving hint.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Jack Anderson
Liz Ray
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Bob Owens
Jack Cloherty
Hubert Humphrey
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D-Mass
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D-Alaska
John Culver
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
7Th Street
Gard City
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Jim
Bishop
Colonies
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Eugene Sheffer
Tanguay
Crete
BCFK
Alu
Yee
Cryptoquip
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Shugart
Gibson Discount Center
Taylor Ave
GMC
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Western Motor Company, Inc
5Th
Fulton
Garden City, KS
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