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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
2
Editorial notes reflect on local events and community concerns as published in the Garden City Telegram on Friday June 18 1976. The piece discusses public issues, civic matters, and regional viewpoints shaping local discourse.
Don Bolles, 47, an award winning investigative reporter for the Arizona Republic, was killed when a remote controlled bomb destroyed his car. The assault is cast as an attack on press freedom and a catalyst for a sweeping probe into organized crime in Phoenix. Bolles had reported land fraud schemes and Mafia ties to race tracks, and his death has galvanized the Arizona press and possibly the Maricopa County prosecutor's office. Journalists vow to pursue the truth and expose those at the top despite the danger.
ERDA development favors friends and TRW contracts raise payoffs concerns. Seamans and Foster, longtime allies, steer major studies to nuclear and fossil routes, with TRW benefiting from noncompetitive bids. Carter eyes a running mate with Washington experience, flirting with Church and Kennedy amid liberal support and political caution.
A scanned newspaper cryptogram puzzle page lists across and down word clues with definitions, brandish-like hints, and a final note about a Star AJNV CRRVJQVWD cryptogram. It includes a header, partial clue answers, and a 1976 syndicate attribution for a Poison Ivy reference. The page ends with guidance on solving substitution ciphers and mentions a sample solution.
Jim Bishop reflects on Puerto Rico as an American Commonwealth through interviews with Alex Maldonado of El Mundo and Penny Maldonado of the San Juan Star. He notes high living standards yet persistent challenges, including unemployment, migration to the U.S., language shifts in schools, and the island’s economic ties to U.S. industry.
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