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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
6
The piece argues against delaying decisions on nuclear power, noting renewables share little current use and warning of energy shortfalls. It cites Professor Barcus of Iowa State and says coal, oil, and fusion balance future needs, asserting legislating out power sources is reckless. It ends with a California wine statistic.
Paid adv shows how procrastination hurts and urges turning have-to chores into want-to tasks. Set small steps, reward progress, and set time limits to finish housecleaning and other tasks efficiently.
A reader envisions a meadow like lawn reducing mowing and fertilizer needs, suggesting wildflowers and bulbs for seasonal beauty while noting weed control and ongoing maintenance. The letter invites readers to vote for a National Flower and shares gardening advice on root maggots in cabbage, advising crop rotation and soil management.
Questions answer practical Social Security topics for seniors. Details include eligibility to buy hospital and medical insurance at age 65 with monthly premiums, where to send claims, and where to obtain the Medicare Handbook. A representative will be in Garden City courthouse on Tuesdays 9:30 to noon except holidays.
AP Business Analyst Joan Cunniff reports widespread concern over capital shortages and rising interest rates. Households worry about buying necessities while private enterprise fears being crowded out by federal deficits and costly lending for small businesses.
A flotilla of four canoes from River Front Park led by Paul Schaefer of CENTS set out to protest a planned nuclear power plant near Reform Missouri. The paddle route to Mokane and overland to Reform aims to collect signatures and petitions to urge federal review before approving nuclear power. A 50 bicyclist group from Columbia, led by Chris Kuehl, joins to raise election interest and funds.
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