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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
2
An editorial argues shifting Independence Day to the first Monday in July to avoid business disruption. It cites economic costs and absenteeism when July 4 falls midweek and suggests honoring the Declaration of Independence with a fixed Monday observance rather than the date. It notes Congress moved many holidays to practical days for long weekends.
The Wichita Eagle and Beacon features El Zarape at 12th and Fulton in Kathleen Kelly’s column, the final piece in a 35 part series soon in booklet form. Phyllis Garcia, white haired owner and chef, reflects on five years at the helm and her family of seven sons and three daughters.
Jack Anderson reports that the House Crime Committee weakened Chairman Claude Pepper's proposed ban on drug ads from 8 am to 9 pm after intense pressure from broadcasters and the pharmaceutical industry. The draft’s strongest passages were removed, reducing protections for children.
Garden Scott students at Camp Garden Scott and Camp Rene Renick along with two junior high students from 14 states attend the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. KU faculty teach in art studios with campus facilities. campers take studio classes in basic artistic concepts using new media like photography filmmaking light shows light modulators and transparencies.
Jim Bishop recalls Eddie O Donnell who ran the $100 window at Jersey and Florida tracks. The piece paints a portrait of bettors, big and small, including Colonel E R Bradley and Saul Silherman, and notes O Donnell's life, losses, and the curious characters who crowded his window.
A Topeka committee rejected a plan to license debt collectors under a proposed debt collection act. The panel will study the bill further, with a decision expected after continued talks. Lance Burr, head of the AG office Consumer Protection Division, argued licensing should not rest with his office. He cited bad billing, harassment, and false statements by collectors as issues the law could address.
AP News analyst notes rising home prices tied to material costs and reports first quarter profits for building products up 64 percent on 27 percent sales gains. Forest products profits doubled, while industry-wide bad debts approach six billion, with banks and finance facing high write‑offs. Health care grows as second largest US industry with earnings rising from 17.9 to 335 billion in the period.
A reader from Oklahoma argues for stricter limits on perceived harassment, defending a right to look at women in public spaces. He condemns bouncers and owners who police gaze, calls for teaching private club etiquette, and asserts it should be a civil liberty to stare without insult.
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers, featuring Across and Down prompts with numbers, names, and categories such as Ethiopian, Anthem, Maize, Glacial, Nautical, and more. The garbled text includes references to players, surnames, and miscellaneous terms, resembling a puzzle page with scattered entries and unclear solutions.
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