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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
3
Business Week calls for President Nixon to issue a full Watergate briefing and open records, cooperate with investigators, replace discredited aides with new, ideally some Democrats, and end isolation from Congress and the people to regain trust.
Brief looks at ad copy for Eggstra a cholesterol light egg substitute and a New York City all natural restaurant Grass with no meat or shellfish plus a smoking ban. The column touches on a fur coat joke and a Sweden death rate headline while noting a law firm split cost and a soybean caviar rumor.
Garden City Telegram appoints new managing editor and advertising manager in a newsroom leadership update. The changes affect daily operations, editorial direction, and advertising department oversight as the paper aims to strengthen local coverage and business sales.
Art Buchwald surveys honorary degrees offered to figures tied to the Nixon era, listing examples from Watergate figures to political fund raising and media aides. The piece mocks titles like doctorates in electronic communications and freedom of information, with satirical notes on the White House entourage and their alleged influence on policy and public perception.
Kansas Governor Robert Docking publicly urged parties to pick presidents from governors. The piece recaps Docking’s 1974 ambitions, a potential Docking Miller ticket, and a satirical Miami Beach convention scene with Ted Kennedy probing for skeletons in Docking’s Kansas record.
Opinion by Anthony Harrigan argues the summer of 1973 will bring national worry from Watergate show trials to a gasoline shortage. He notes environmental opposition to refineries, potential gas rationing, and growing resource shortages while urging calm, prudence, and rational discourse.
Jack Anderson reports two top Bureau of Mines leaders accepted free air travel from coal companies and contractors doing business with the government. Osborn and Schlick allegedly used company planes and a helicopter for trips to meetings and tours, amid questions over ethics rules and conflicts of interest. The piece notes Osborn’s flight to Indiana Pa and Lexington Ky, a Buffalo Creek trip, and Schlick’s access to hard to get football tickets and FMC plane rides, with one warning issued.
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