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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1973
Page
2
The Public Pulse invites election letters amid high interest over city administration. Letters must be received by noon Thursday March 29 and will not be published after Saturday March 31. The editor urges timely submissions to avoid space limits or late questions requiring responses.
Msgr George Husmann pastor of St Dominic Catholic Church leads Lent talk at St Thomas Episcopal Church. He urges self denial as penance tailored to each person and notes Lent helps address injustices to the old, needy, minorities and oppressed. Rev William Travin of First Baptist preaches Thursday at 12 05 p m with a church lunch to follow for $1 with pot luck.
The Garden City Telegram notes daily publication except Sundays and certain holidays with staff listings including Editor Dona Finster and Advertising Manager Le Roy Allmse. It lists subscription options by carrier and mail, prices and tax, plus AP membership rights and reproduction terms.
Betty Zrubek of 811 Evangeline writes to support the city manager and defend Garden City governance amid election debates. She argues many Primary voters were confused, urges informed voting in April, and condemns indecency and character attacks against officials.
Steve McNulty defends Garden City leaders Duane West and Baker against Ralph Perkins calling their push a hate campaign. He argues the effort aims at truth and citizen rights to be heard, noting evening meetings will boost public attendance and the town will progress with three advocates for change.
Farmland Foods Beef Packing Co. employees express regret over Chrissy illness and contribute 769.81 to help cover medical costs. The note, signed by CONFENDER, plant manager, extends prayers for recovery.
Duane West thanks voters for Tuesday's primary and lauds community church forum sponsorship and local media coverage. He praises attendees for thoughtful questions, credits supporters who weren't nominated, and urges ongoing civic involvement while pledging to pursue change at City Hall.
A reader’s letter from Verona reflects on snobbery in Garden City and compares towns, noting a local ad misprint and recalling a tale of a couple seeking a fresh start. The piece prompts readers to consider community character and shared human behavior.
Jim Bishop recounts Tilly’s enmeshment with Smokey, a steel mill worker. She dominates finances, bars hanky panky, and rules church nights while Smokey quietly invests via raises and company bonds. After 37 years, Smokey retires, finances tighten, and a surprising check reveals his hidden earnings.
A driverless bulldozer in Arvada Colorado plowed into a house pushing it about a quarter inch off its foundation. Terry Wright jumped on and stopped the machine after it began entering the living room. No injuries were reported as police noted youngsters near the site may have started the 700 foot route. Building inspector Kowalczewski said the upper structure shifted about a quarter inch.
A Bible view notes Proverbs 20 1 warns wine mocks strong drink leads to deception and not wise. It endorses sobriety urging restraint and avoiding drunkenness disorderliness and intemperance in all times.
A large company kept only men's bicycles on site to aid workers, prompting female staff to file a sex discrimination charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The agency upheld the complaint, citing Title Seven of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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