Suggestions for Teeners in Garden City Community
A letter offers teen led activities to fill idle time beyond school and paid recreation. Ideas include card parties, Las Vegas style games, pizza making, candy pulls, backyard barbecues, crafts, sewing, neighbor help, dancing, church youth groups, and teen led organization. The note urges planning and self start with peer leadership.
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Garden City
Las Vegas
Janet
Don
Coulter
Lilia
Ray
Shearmire
Distaff Side and urban plans mix with quirky quotes
The column surveys diverse topics from Daisy May to a Chicago high rise restaurant complex with 12 eateries and a nightclub, to a star’s publicity setup, a Broadway play line about gendered terms, a Kansas East shopping sign, a notice about Moscow’s caviar shortage due to sturgeon pollution, and a tongue in cheek reflection on language and society.
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Spring
Chicago
New East
Pate
Kansas and Center
Atho
Moscow
Caspian Sea
Insidious X-Rays and Ultrasonic Dangers Examined in Senate Hearing
Jack Anderson reports that the Senate Commerce Committee will hear a full airing next week on the risks of X rays to unborn children and of ultrasonic diagnostic machines. Experts warn of leukemia risks from X rays in susceptible children and of unknown hazards from high speed sound waves, with calls for stricter controls and federal standards.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
John Tunney
Dcalif
New York
Becher
Tunney
Ralph Nader
Richard Sandler
Sandler
Capitol Comments Applying the Prone Test in Topeka
Kansas lawmakers hear a lobbyist’s test to cut bills and save money, as decorum rules tighten in the Senate. Sen. Vince Moore, tied to Cessna, is criticized as the “senator from Cessna.” Rep. E. Steichen, a Lenora physician, dispenses pills to colleagues during sessions.
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Leroy Towns
Topeka
Kansas
Fene
Farm Bureau
Kansas Livestock Association
KLA
Kansas Rustlers Association
Vince Moore
R-Wichita
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Cessna Aircraft
Cessna
Sen
John Simpson
Rsalina
Steichen
Dlenora
Landoffice
Power Shortage Threatens Congress in 1974 Crisis
Art Buchwald analyzes a winter power shortage that imperils Congress. Stanford Crunch explains White House demands drain Capitol Hill of energy, risking closing the Senate and House for days weekly. He says modernization and fiscal alignment with the President are needed as power costs rise and Congress seeks new ways to regain authority.
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Congress
United States
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Stanford F. Crunch
Washington
White House
Crash
Capital Hill
Senate
Houses of Representatives
House
Legis Ee
Crunch
Congressional
Capitol
Chicago
Fishing for protein in a tight global market
Kansas City discusses the world protein crunch driven by Peruvian fish meal shortages and soybean reliance. It notes rising prices for fish meal, the potential for strong salmon fleets to ease supply, and the crucial role of U.S. soybean planting in meeting international demand. It also highlights futures signals and farmer expectations for 1973 crops.
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Kansas City
United States
Peru
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Board of Trade
Annual Fed Land Bank Meeting Set
Federal Land Bank Association of Garden City invites members to an annual stockholders meeting at 1006 Belmont with lunch at Fellowship Hall First United Methodist Church. Williams S May vice president of the Federal Land Bank Wichita speaks. Three directors will be elected to fill expiring terms. The association serves nine Kansas counties Finney Grant Greeley Hamilton Haskell Kearny Scott Stanton Wichita and has 900 member borrowers and over 23 million in volume.
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Federal Land Bank Association
Belmont
Oon
First United Methodist Church
Williams S. May
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
May
Oklahoma State University
Fedral Lapa Boake
Wishibe Eines
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D.C
M. L. Russell
Joe Plett
Bie Cy
Ralph Tuttle
Federal Land Bank Association of
Garden City
Kansas
Finney, Grant
Greeley
Hamilton
Haskell
Kearny
Scott, Stanton
Nixon Staffer Practices What She Preaches
Virginia Knauer, Nixon's consumer affairs aide, tells reporters in St Louis that housewives should shop harder for lower priced foods. She says she shops for affordable foods at home and freezes some for future use. A separate note about mountain hoofed animals mentions their small cloven hooves as environmental adaptation.
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ST. Louis
Virginia Knauer
Nixon
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer CVE KPIM IMBEO-HINEMA APGG
Puzzle item by Eugene Sheffer featuring a themed crossword with clues across two rows, inviting solvers to fill in answers and complete the grid. Provides a brief, period voice teaser typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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CVE
KPIM
Imbeo-Hinema
APGG
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le Rey
Allman
RCN Y Carrion
Jack Anderson
Irwin Bross
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Bross
Seymour Becker
Suffolk County
N.Y
Bible Thought
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God
Gramble
Art Buchwald
Rod Turnbull
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U.S
Fed Land Bank Meeting
Eugene Sheffer
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