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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
2
Editorial notes that despite a compulsory insurance law about 10 percent of last year’s accidents involved uninsured drivers. Some motorists defeat the law by buying six months of liability or canceling after initial payments. New penalties take effect Friday July 1, threatening license and plate loss, jail up to six months, and fines up to 1000.
Addresses to write to United States senators and representatives in Washington and to the Kansas governor. Includes Sen. James B. Pearson in the Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510, Sen. Robert Dole in 4213 Senate Office Building, Rep. Keith Sebelius in 1211 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515, and Governor Betty Jo Roberts at 402 N. 7th Garden City Kan Ph 276-3423.
By carrier a month in Garden City 2.67 dollars plus applicable tax. Advances and sales tax paid to the carrier.
The speaker praises the heart and brain while critiquing the back as a hidden, unglamorous organ. He likens the back to a strap muscle network anchored by a spine with nerves like an upside down tree and notes its unappealing appearance compared with other organs.
A memoir style piece on back pain links athletic strength to piano movers and wrestlers, recalling President Kennedy's back surgery and steroid shots. The narrator jokes about life with chronic pain, doctors, and a lean toward a branded slogan, We’re Behind Everybody, while detailing a recent flare and the comical miseries of seeking sympathy.
The Liberty newspaper in Chicago reports Dragisan Kasikovich, chief editorial writer, was battered and stabbed to death after a column about Yugoslav secret police. FBI notes link UDB activity to anti-Communist exiles. deaths of eight prominent anti-Communist figures since 1955 are noted amid diplomatic denials.
In a sharp exchange, Tolkin sold a $20,000 home amid talk of a $90,000 buyout while others chase a pricier dream. The buyer now asks $125,000 for the same house, and Tolkin weighs buying back at $120,000 as market values swing wildly and the furnace fails.
CBS and NBC TV highlights feature the Walton family episode where John-Boy is deemed ready to hunt with men and bring back a turkey, amid a moment of truth. NBC's Now. explores changes in life, music, art, fashion with Jamaica reggae, unisex fashion, birth trends, gossip journalism, and nostalgia.
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