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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
2
A Lincoln judge convicts a convicted felon in a suspended license case amid Nebraska football culture. The player faces a 30 day jail term, which the coach plans to appeal hoping for a friendlier ruling. The Parsons Sun critiques Nebraskan pride in imported mercenaries and football glory.
The Wall Street Journal notes PG will list ingredients on Tide boxes to inform consumers. It explains detergents use surfactants to lift dirt, phosphates to soften water, and chemicals to protect washers, with processing aids and perfumes included.
The Lislaff Side notes Father’s Day plans proceed with gift sellers active. Chuck Garcia salutes his father Hank Garcia on his birthday, while a list of April blood donors includes Rudy Perez and many others. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Civic Center next Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m.
Publication shows daily schedule except Sundays and certain holidays, published by The Telegram Publishing Company Garden City Kansas with addresses and staff roles. Subscription price is $18.54 yearly by mail, $1.94 monthly in Garden City, and $1.60 monthly in other cities where service is available plus sales tax.
Washington reports that the Secret Service keeps a computerized list of 180000 potential assassins including actors, entertainers, and activists such as Marlon Brando Joan Baez Dick Gregory and Father Groppi. The file notes Brando’s sympathy for the Black Panthers and Gregory’s critical remarks, while Paul Harvey and George Wallace’s would‑be assailant are not listed.
A humorous piece by Leroy Towns in Topeka recounts a garden experiment gone awry. An ecology minded friend George spurs the author to grow an organic garden only to clash with hybrid tomatoes pests and chemical fixes, ending in a chaotic spray filled backyard and renewed caution about wild environmental ideas.
A jumble of letters and notices expresses Father's Day wishes and personal confessions. One note from Fred calls his father’s company firing, another from Gerald informs of a marriage plan amid pregnancy rumors, and Abelard and Thomas promote suits paired with a tie as a Father’s Day gift.
John Zamwalt, managing director of the Wyandotte County Economic Opportunity Foundation, faces a closed hearing Monday to answer charges including sex discrimination in promotion harassment budget mismanagement and failure to promote several teacher aides at Maple Hill day care center. Foundation board president Clyde Townsend said the personnel committee will conduct the inquiry.
Rod Turnbull argues that the grain market reacts to unusual events yet remains governed by fundamentals. He traces price shifts to Nixon’s Moscow trip, large Soviet deals, regional droughts, rains, and harvest quality, noting speculators farmers processors and exporters all influence prices through their expectations and actions.
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