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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
2
Rosalynn Carter wrapped up a two week Latin American tour praising reforms but suggesting public skepticism. The piece contrasts her diplomatic style with UN Ambassador Andrew Young as it notes human rights stakes and the political delicacy of engaging military regimes.
The piece chronicles the 16th birthday of daughter number four born in June 1961, blending family history with the Kansas centennial mood of Flag Day. It reflects on her name roots Rose Mary, family roles, and interests from pets to The Brady Bunch, ending with a pink frosted red white and blue cake to mark the day.
A subscription offer lists a monthly carrier payment of 2.67 dollars plus any sales tax, payable to the carrier in advance, with terms specifying Garden City as the delivery location.
James Kilpatrick argues that the Senate should approve imposing user charges on inland barge operators. He cites massive taxpayer spending on 25,000 miles of canals, locks, and dams, totaling about eight billion dollars, with the barge operators contributing to that cost.
Opinion piece frames inland waterway subsidies as unfair. It argues barge firms siphon a $400 million annual subsidy while trucks and rails pay less. It cites industry revenues, major company players, and a long legislative history favoring phased user charges, eventually pointing to 1980 as the first meaningful step.
The Serbian Orthodox Church in Belgrade allegedly used Yugoslav secret police to place its choice as head in 1958 and to push a pro communist leadership in the United States. FBI memos describe blackmail plots against Bishop Dionisije while the Supreme Court ruled for the Communist-backed church over property rights.
Art Buchwald presents a mock interview in which President Carter jests about ambassadors and racism. The dialogue features Ambassador Andrew, his candid remarks on Sweden Queens and Europe, and the President’s cautious reactions about foreign affairs and resignations.
NBC presents Death of a Dream with a hostage standoff and a motel room microphone incident. CBS airs Rich Man Poor Man Chapter VI as Rudy Jordache and Julie wed. NBC News Reports covers human rights ahead of the Belgrade conference reviewing Helsinki accords.
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