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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
2
The writer analyzes potential new voters in the city elections, noting 600 more registrations could lift total to about 4,600 and 1,200 more than the primary. They argue administration supporters must target these new voters to blunt anti city hall momentum.
The writer recalls receiving clippings from others and reflects on Hal Boyle’s essay about civilization’s fatigue. An ad for flower hats prompts memories of spring outfits for daughters, noting how time and costs shaped each child’s straw bonnet era and the equalizing role of time.
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Nixon ordered a federal probe of Chicago corruption as political revenge after losing the 1960 race. A force of federal agents and tax officials targeted Daley machine figures, yielding convictions such as Otto Kerner. The CIA background on Black September links to Arab diplomacy and regional tensions. The article also notes U.S. ice storms affecting Nebraska to New England.
Jim Bishop recalls a long friendship with Emil Herman, a retired New York news photographer from the era of flash powder and color separation. The piece blends memories of station life, tabloids, and wartime gossip with affectionate jabs, noting Herman’s work on White House rooms, royal encounters, and colorful newsroom anecdotes from decades past.
The Kansas House adopted a resolution commending Kansas State University basketball players and coaches for winning the 1972-73 Big Eight Conference championship. Introduced by Reps. J Byron Brooks and Donn Everett of Manhattan, the resolution notes K State has won the conference title three times in four years and extends congratulations and best wishes for the season and postseason games.
A religious reflection urges believers to sing praises to God as taught in Psalm 68:4, noting many only lift praise within a church gathering. The piece emphasizes communal worship in a House of God as the common practice for singing praise.
AP analyst John Cunniffe explains how inflationary psychology, bolstered by rising farm and wholesale prices, spurs eager buying and price expectations. Industries stockpile steel, fearing wage and price hikes, while policy options like monetary/fiscal restraint or direct White House price clamps are considered amid 1971 regulations and looming labor moves.
ITT denies allegations linking it to Watergate era breakins and the Chilean embassy case. Jerome Levinson’s memo is called baseless, with no hard evidence produced. ITT calls for fair publication of its denial alongside Anderson column. Bateson, ITT vice president, notes cooperation with Senate subcommittee investigation.
Puzzle note from Eugene Sheffer cryptic clue yesterday hints at a substitution. The cryptoquip line reads OUR POPULAR WINTER SPORTS NOW WILL WANE and shows an encoded message with I equals D as the day’s hint. The brief includes the quotation style and a clue for solving the Cryptoquip.
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