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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
2
A dense TV schedule spans Sunday to Monday with channels listing games, talk shows, religious services, movies, and news. Winnipeg CFL star Mack Herron faces marijuana and cocaine possession charges. a judge postpones a plea to June 20. Surfing’s U.S. origin noted with George Fry credited.
A holiday style note suggests considering a Lenox Home Comfort System for Dad next year. The message emphasizes practicality and a thoughtful gift idea for a homeowner.
Oscar winner Walter Matthau and Emmy star Carol Burges headline Pote N Tillie at the State Theatre. The comedy runs Wednesday through Saturday with Caro Bannett fans in for a pace shift as the cast delivers a witty, love starved performance. Geraldine Page also appears in the film.
Kansas City AP reports fuel shortage complaints from Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa are the second highest among 10 regional centers. Harold Pickering says 208 reports since May 1 under the Voluntary Petroleum Allocation Program, with 147 from oil and gasoline jobbers serving farmers and 38 from independent retailers.
Washington AP reports a National Grain and Feed Association spokesperson warned that fuel shortages next fall could halt grain drying, leading to widespread losses from mold. James V. Hauser of Eldora, Iowa, testified before a Senate subcommittee that fuel scarcity may also cause mycotoxins like aflatoxin to contaminate high moisture grain, posing severe cancer risks.
The State Theatre lists SEE AND TIMES OF GARDEN DRIVE IN FRENZY and YOULL LIKE MY BOTHER from Sunday through Tuesday. SNOWBALL EXPRESS and MILLION DOLLAR DUCK play Wednesday through Saturday. An early Canadian shipyard on the St. Charles River in Quebec began in 1932.
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