Editorial Shabby Business It’s been a rough year for Lucchesi with Rangers
The piece criticizes Frank Lucchesi’s firing as Rangers manager after a season of underachievement. It laments high paid players, dwindling fan value, and a decline in baseball’s quality, arguing management and players fail while fans pay more for less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Luccchesi
Texas Rangers
Lucchesi
Rangers
Ranger
Eddie 'Starsky
Madison Square
Garden
Men In Blue
Brent
Yesteryear
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Mack
Ott
McCarthy
Letters to lawmakers from Kansas officials
Citizens are provided with addresses for Sen. James B. Pearson and Sen. Robert Dole in the Senate Office Buildings in Washington, D.C. along with Rep. Keith G. Sebelius in the Longworth House Office Building. The contact details specify 531 Senate Office Building for Pearson, 4213 Senate Office Building for Dole, and 1211 Longworth House Office Building for Sebelius, all in Washington D.C. 20510 and 20515 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Robert Dole
Keith G. Sebelius
Longworth
Telegram Publication Terms And Address Details
Garden City Telegram notes publication schedule daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists the Telegram Publishing Company contact at 319 North 7th Street Garden City Kansas and states subscription rates by carrier in Garden City at 2.87 dollars per month plus tax, paid in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram Publishing Company
North 7Th Street
Garden City
Kan
Two-Party Need Cited As Way To Keep Power Honest
The piece argues both parties need strong fresh leadership and a survival mindset. It critiques Republicans led by Ford and Nixon era figures, contrasts Carter’s popularity, and calls for new faces, in-depth policy, and reform to attract Black voters and curb big-business influence.
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Republican Party
White House
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Executive Mansion
Capitol Hill
Ford
Michigan
Nixon
Bill Brock
Réw
G O.P
Republican ‘Party
John. Danforth
Missouri
America
Carter
Hollywood Reporter Detained by Hungarian Police in Budapest
Reporter Michael Viner and actress Deborah Raffin were detained for seven hours in outskirts of Budapest. Police seized passports camera and notes then interrogated them about reporting. They were released after hours of questioning, with notes later missing from their hotel room. State Dept called it an inconvenient incident.
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Los Angeles Times
Robert Toth
Moscow
Budapest
Michael Viner
Deborah Raffin
Deborah
Viner
Hungary
Manapanti
U.S
D. Thomas” Longo
Viners
Vienna
Whit
State Dept
Distal Side FRUSTRATION and a messy message note
A quirky note recounts a school scene where a principal confiscates odd items on the last day of school and a teenager buys a magazine to finish an article. It mentions hair care stories, recent butterfly stamp issues, and local observations about daily life and small frustrations.
Tonight's TV Highlights and Special Episodes Summary
CBS stars The Jeffersons with a tense plot about Tom's quick thinking saving George but creating a debt. Burl Ives guests in Little House on the Prairie as a recluse aids Laura and Charles Ingalls amid a hunting trip. Blansky's Beauties features Nancy breaks a leg. Maude deals with Walter's death after his suicide attempt. All's Fair reveals Charley’s marriage shocks. Terrareg and Summertime air on different nets with The Streets of San Francisco episode The Victims and Toma movie Rockabye closing the night.
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CBS
THE
Jeffersons
Tom
George
Hunters
Burl Ives
Laura Ingalls
Charles Ingalls
Blansky
Nancy
Maude
Walter
Charley
Richard
NBC
ABC
San Francisco
Stone and
Keller
Abctoma
Rockabye
Toma
Public TV Schedule Highlights Tonight on Channel 7
At 9 p.m. THIS FAR BY FAITH traces the American black church from Africa through slavery and Reconstruction to the 20th century in an encore presentation. Earlier, 1 p.m. AUSTIN CITY LIMITS spotlights Gay Clark and Steve on top musical acts. Midnight BLACK JOURNAL analyzes Adams v Mathews and NAACP LDF versus Black college presidents over desegregation.
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Austin City Limits
Gay Clark
Steve
Fromhélz
Black Journal
Adams
Mathews
Naacp ‘Legal Defense Fund
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Editorial
Shabby Business
Sebelius
Washington
USDA
Bob’ Bergland
Keith Sebelius
Far East
Exthal
United States
Jim Pearson
Jim
Ralph Nader
Garden City Telegram
Fred Brooke
LeRoy Allman
Jimmy ‘Carter
David Frost
Gerald
Parceucracy
G.O.P. I
Dole
Jack Anderson
Toth
KGB
Kremlin
Ue Viner
India
Yugoslavia
Jack
Anderson
Hilary
Tio
Ryder
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