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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1973
Page
2
An editorial urges Garden City voters to weigh progress and flaws in city government as they head to the polls. It cautions against voting from emotion amid controversy, notes room for improvement in public communication, and stresses stability over upheaval. The piece concludes that the people must decide.
A column notes a housewife feeding her family Hamburger Helper amid high hamburger prices. It also discusses Warrington mice numbers rising 33 percent blamed on pampered cats. The piece ends with a Woody Guthrie quote about belonging and greed.
Jack Anderson reports Ross Perot plans a million dollar media push to bring Wall Street to small investors. He accuses the market of losing faith and pledges conservative buying while leading a revamped DuPont Glore Forgan and pressuring a major New York State social services contract. The piece also notes Perot’s behind the scenes bid for a welfare computer contract and a wiretap case in Virginia.
John the Baptist denounces dishonesty in all forms from public officials and private citizens. He instructs those who came for baptism to do their duty, saying to demand no more than what is appointed. The passage emphasizes integrity in government and everyday life.
A fragmented letter lists postwar notes from the United States era, mentioning presidents, cultural shifts, and social changes. It touches on spaceflight, Ireland, politics, race, entertainment, and everyday life with sweeping statements and dated references, concluding with a church pancake supper announcement.
Judy Kleeman of Lakin argues in Public Pulse that the Supreme Court misdefines viability in the last trimester, asserting life begins at conception and should be protected. She urges adoption over abortion, cites God and justice, and condemns justices for prioritizing maternal convenience.
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A public service piece from the American Bar Association outlines how injuries from escaped inmates lead to damage claims against prisons or the state. It notes courts often limit liability if harm was not reasonably foreseeable, yet advocates argue for greater accountability when escapes endanger civilians.
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