Pete Sandoval urged for USD 457 board seat by former Garden City resident
The Very Rev John P. Bartholomew of Hastings Nebraska endorses Pete Sandoval for the USD 457 Board of Education in Garden City. He cites Sandoval's Mexican American representation, strong character, community involvement, and education values, noting Sandoval's large family and lifelong interest in schools.
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Nebraska
Choices Carefully A Letter Against Progressive Schools
Carole Dawson of 402 W Fair argues against progressive schooling and sex education in Anaheim like pilots, urging USC 457 voters to favor traditional education. She cites Glasser's Schools Without Failure and warns of permissive systems eroding discipline and goals.
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Russia
William Glasser
Phoebe Courtney
John Steinbacker
Carole Dawson
Resident Praises Police Department for Quick Help
Mrs Sherman Baird of 1605 Belmont writes to commend the police department verse recent praise critics. She notes they helped locate a stolen bicycle valued at 110 dollars and found a stolen class ring for her oldest daughter. The officers also assisted when her youngest daughter had an accident.
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Belmont
Garden City Telegram Publication Terms and Pricing
Garden City Telegram is published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. The Telegram Publishing Company, at 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas, offers monthly carrier subscriptions at $1.94 in Garden City with applicable sales tax payable in advance.
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Janet Coen Seeks USC No. 457 School Board Seat
John G Miller endorses Janet Coen for Garden City USC No. 457 school board citing her 20 years with the community, open mind, dedication, and voter info card distribution. He notes her willingness to answer questions and urges voters to support her for the betterment of the local education system.
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Friend School Advisor Urges Careful Vote On School Board
Arthur Green, Friend School advisor, speaks to U S C 457 voters about candidate qualifications and meeting attendance. He stresses researching candidates, warns against false impressions of regular attendance, and argues age and experience matter for school leadership. He notes district concerns to restore two grades and calls for wise decisions before Election Day.
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Vote for continuation of our present city administration
We urge Garden City voters to support the current City Commissioners and City Manager in the April 3 election. The piece argues that experienced administration ensures orderly growth, essential services, and avoids political turmoil. Citizens are urged to discuss with neighbors and vote for pro administration candidates.
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Facts of Meat Supply Editorial Adheres to Market Laws
Editorial argues beef prices depend on supply and demand not farmer costs. It cites David H. Stroud of the National Livestock and Meat Board explaining the long lead times and large inputs required to raise cattle. Beef consumption has risen, while future abundance hinges on a market oriented agriculture following natural economic laws.
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Distaff Side and Pat Nixon in a Lively White House Night
A Denver reader recalls Pat Nixon, noting the first lady’s reputed late night piano and hi fi sessions. The piece playfully ties in crossword clues and domestic budget cuts, describing stew with leftovers, stretched meat, and a household rhythm during spring break.
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Public Prairie City Election Sparks City Polarization
John R. Nannin GA argues the Garden City council race divides residents into establishment versus anti establishment camps. He defends the current commission and city manager, urging voters to ignore house cleaning tactics and vote for a responsible government.
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Vote Based On Reasoning For Elderly Housing Support
A citizen urges a unified vote for the incumbent city commissioners led by Mr. Wiley, praising their concern for the elderly and housing efforts with HUD. He emphasizes issues over personalities, calls for continued city administration backing, and cites inflation impacts on low income and aging residents in Garden City.
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Garden City residents urge unity to rebuild progress
Former Garden City residents Lucille and Mark Kaiser of Colorado Springs express pride in their city and frustration with political rancor in Garden City. They urge editors, officials, and residents to collaborate, hoping for constructive growth and harmony as they praise Colorado Springs’ welcome and community spirit.
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Thankful Letter Corrects Flood Aid Omission
Ruby Hall of Finnup Drive writes to the Telegram apologizing for a missed paragraph about flood relief. She recalls three floods including debts and property repurchase, notes most victims received aid in 1965, and thanks Mennonite volunteers who helped scoop mud at two houses.
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Ruby Hall
Finnup
Bible Thought on Clean Heart and Attitude
A reflective note cites Psalm 51 10 asking God to create a clean heart and renew a right spirit. It argues many modern problems stem from lacking proper attitude toward God neighbors and self.
Incumbents Charles Collins and Ken Minter Praised for Conduct
Claude W. Robinson endorses Collins and Minter in city election noting their past service and calm, fair, impersonal stance on radio and in press. He contrasts them with outspoken opponents and commends City Manager Deane Wiley for balanced actions, urging citizens to support the two incumbents.
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Charles Collins
Ken Minter
Deane Wiley
Claude W. Robinson
Theron
Winkum and Blinkum Ride To City Hall Ambition
Two men Winkum and Blinkum campaign to curb administrations faults and seek seats at City Hall with Nod joining later. The primary yields victory for the trio as they plan expansion and annexation, while a Commission meeting opens with pressure and reactions from all sides. Harold Stickney of 2108 B St signs the note.
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Nods
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