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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
2
Kansas Governor Robert Docking faced Republican criticism for frequent out-of-state trips while the legislature struggled this session. A TV halftime interview during a Kansas State and Louisiana game in Houston sparked debate over leadership and the stalled agenda, with allies and foes debating the impact on state governance.
The Rev William H Travin of First Baptist preached at a Thursday noon Lenten service comparing Christ’s death to a new life in marriage. He urged empting envy greed and prejudice to join Paul in the new life, urging faithful daily living and preparation for Easter. St Thomas Episcopal Church hosts 12:05 p.m. services with lunch. Rev Ivar Gjellstad of St James Lutheran to speak.
Fortissimo misnotes in official and unofficial U S arrangements mar foreign national anthems. Navy and Crowned officials corrected errors after a Dutch delegate objected at Norfolk. National Symphony arranger Victor King found multiple misprints across over 100 anthems, with several horns and saxes affected.
Dr Graham Blaine Jr argues children thrive with a wider circle of adults beyond two parents. He reviews life in orphanages as a model for diverse influence and urges expanded family roles, teachers, neighbors, and grandparents to share parenting duties and reduce teen problems.
A flightless cassowary in northern Australia uses a hard casque on its head as a protective crash helmet when striking objects. The structure absorbs impact and guards the brain during collisions.
Anthony Harrigan reports Britain faces near chaos from widespread strikes affecting rail, airports, hospitals, and customs as Conservative leadership battles inflation. He notes reduced production, slipping overseas sales, and a warning on long-term effects on Anglo American living standards and competitiveness.
A restless sleeper Madge sues for an injunction over upstairs baby noise but the court rules a moderate level of urban living noise is acceptable. Another case orders weekday work on parquet flooring to limit vibrations. Landlords rarely must intervene, a judge noting rules serve landlord discretion.
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