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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1972
Page
2
The Supreme Court allowed states and cities to tax air travelers at public airports as user charges to fund airport maintenance and improvement. While beneficial to airport users, charges may not cover all costs and could prompt national standards if overused, shifting more public cost onto air travelers.
The town shows a growing volunteer surge led by women seeking purposeful activity. Red Cross volunteers have logged hundreds of hours aiding St Catherine Hospital nursing homes and pediatrics toys, bloodmobiles, first aid classes, and a summer swimming program. An enlistment session at 1707 A invites new volunteers without advance enrollment.
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. Contact information includes 310 N 7th Garden City KS 67846 and phone 276-3232. Subscription options list carrier and mail rates with tax details and AP affiliation noted.
CIA secret report outlines a wide network fuelling U S heroin through Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America. Key hubs include Culiacan Panama Nicaragua and Caribbean ports with labs, smugglers, and middlemen moving heroin to the United States via multiple paths.
In Topeka two fronts threaten Kansas meat labeling rules. Industry and consumer groups press to widen meat scraps in ham burger and relax steak rules. Officials defend the 1970 standard that bans steak unless a single piece of unprocessed meat.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. George S. McGovern shared the stage at Omaha Jefferson Jackson Day dinner with Mayor Sam Yorty. Yorty urged bombing of Hal Phong wand Hanoi while McGovern and Humphrey praised end to American involvement in Southeast Asia. Nebraska voters will see Yorty, McGovern, and Humphrey on the May 9 presidential preference primary ballot.
A Kansas widow filed a 12.5 million dollar suit in Alameda County Superior Court seeking general and punitive damages for the death of her husband. She alleges Cutter Laboratories manufactured a hepatitis-tainted blood coagulant called Factor IX Kongo given two months before his death. The suit names the company and cites negligence and improper handling of the product.
ART BUCHWALD discusses a perceived medical hazard of long running presidential campaigns the frozen smile. A plastic surgeon warns that hours of smiling harden facial muscles risking a permanent grin by election day raising concerns about seriousness in diplomacy and public judgment.
Kansas City report notes weather as a key driver of grain prices across the Great Plains with rain forecasts stirring futures for red winter wheat and influencing farmer storage, planting choices, and corn and soybean acreage. It cites USDA yield estimates, March planting plans, and shifts in milo versus corn in Missouri and other states while signaling potential grain imports for the Soviet bloc.
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