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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
The editorial critiques Nixon phases 3 and 3/4 as flawed. It notes inflation near 9.2 percent early year and 25.4 percent for feed prices, argues wage freezes won’t solve inflation, compares to 1971 90-day freeze, and calls price controls insufficient without curbing government spending.
National humor note by Paul Harvey pokes McCook Nebraska with punny names and mock flaws. A local editor prints a satirical wedding ad and auction tale, featuring Willam Smith and Lucy Anderson amid farm scenes and a quirky cast of locals.
The Garden City Telegram lists Fred Brooks as Editor, John Frasier as Managing Editor, Le Roy Allman as Advertising Manager. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas 67846. Rates show $1.80 per month in other cities with tax, or $16 854 per year by mail totaling $2.06 per month including postage and tax.
Art Buchwald argues Nixon should appoint Secretariat, the celebrated racehorse, to a White House post to restore trust and provide a credible, scandal free symbol. He presents Caligula as a cautionary precedent, cites Secretariat’s retirement from racing, and imagines the horse handling aides, inquiries, and even energy issues while staying loyal to the presidency.
Frank Carlucci directed the Small Business Administration to bypass the disaster relief law while Tom Keplerpe and Rep. Jim Hanley spar over authority. Kleppe admits orders came from the White House to avoid implementing the law, with Carlucci, Ehrlichman, and Agriculture Secretary Earl Ruiz cited as participants in the decision.
Kansas City Royals report 50,000 ticket requests for 15,009 All-Star Game seats on July 24 in Kansas City. Jesters postmarked June 11 and Leblers postmarked after will be handled by officials, with 5,700 more tickets to be released later.
Jerry Ballinger of 704 Flamefire Lane urges residents to move from complaints to action and donate time and resources to renovate Garden City Zoo. He cites animal death and a man injured as wake up calls and notes budget limits require community help to build a premier facility.
Public hearing on July 17 1973 in Topeka Kansas to consider Kansas State Health Department plan for approving a state program to control discharges to navigable waters. The appeal process includes EPA Region VII and Kansas officials with public comment due by July 24 1978 in writing or at the hearing.
A dense list of crossword clues and partial phrases including numbers and word fragments for clues such as Intention, Born, Roman, Chum, Fast run, Storing mountain, Bunch, The sun, Ventilate, Injure, Cushions bird, Official on, Russian, Alexander, High cards, Eggs ocean, Iranian, Arabian bird, Scorch, Entice, Russian mountain range, Cereal, Twilight, Jackdaw, and more, interspersed with grid coordinates and reference notes.
A brief moral note cites Leviticus 19 11 declaring you shall not steal or lie and urges truthfulness before government and in business, framing lying to authorities or harming a corporation as evil.
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