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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1981
Page
4
A Reagan era critique denounces a $28 million postal training resort project near Potomac Maryland citing high costs and higher stamp prices. Rep Robin Ficker blasts the facility as wasteful while average Americans face budget cuts and inflation. The piece contrasts national policy with perceived USPS luxury and lists amenities and the site’s price. It notes 500 employees would train there for six weeks.
A column discusses the fear of nuclear war and the push for a deployable MX intercontinental missile system. It contrasts Soviet and U.S. capabilities, questions mutual restraint, notes Rostow's SALT III delays, and notes $3.6 billion in MX funding as the arms race continues toward an unknown endpoint.
A Wichita Eagle-Beacon reviewer found Clash of the Titans entertaining yet silly with plastic monsters and a standout golden mechanical owl. Ebert and Siskel praised it, while an opposing Wichita critic called it a bust despite engaging spectacle.
A Buchwald humor column offers opening gambits for social summer encounters. Lines touch on childhood, politics, celebrity weddings, and pop culture to spark conversation with strangers at beaches, mountains, and trips.
A collage of brief, often tongue in cheek or candid quotes attributed to President Reagan and associates. The remarks touch on diplomacy, media, economics, foreign policy, and domestic issues with satirical or provocative tone.
Washington AP The Coalition for Better Television halted plans for an immediate boycott of sponsor companies over shows with sex and violence. Leader Rev Donald E Wildmon and allies say initial advertiser reaction warranted delay while continuing monitoring and pressure campaigns.
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