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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1971

Page

2

Cause for Hope in Mid East

Senator Jim Pearson notes US Secretary of State Rogers visits five Middle East nations including Israel and four Arab states. The aim is patient diplomacy, possible Suez Canal revival, and a role for a future international peacekeeping force to preserve regional stability and prevent a broader power conflict.

Mid-East William Rogers Middle East Israel U.S Rogers United States Suez Canal Soviet Union Mediterranean Nixon Jim Pearson

Lakin residents seek ways to deter birds from north houses

Lakin residents ask for scientific methods to keep starlings and sparrows from houses built for purple martins. A prior radio trick is mentioned, with Mrs. John Rupp in Lakin as contact for solutions at 355-6537.

John Rupp Lakin

Hedging as vital as the harvest in grain trade

The piece argues hedging in the grain market is essential to move crops from farm to market. It explains how futures help elevators banks and processors manage price risk, financing, and timing, with quotes from Harry L. Wuerth on risk and the role of speculators in stabilizing prices.

Kansas City Kansas City Board of Trade Chicago Minneapolis Uct Denver Wichita Omaha St. Louis New York Harry L. Wuerth Commonty Exchange Authority

State Bar Elects Kansas City Leaders at 89th Meeting

Marvin E. Thompson named president elect of the Kansas Bar Association to take office in May 1972 at the 89th meeting. Philip H. Lewis of Topeka becomes president today. J. Richard Hunter of Hutchinson elected vice president. James R. Youall of Liberal secretary treasurer. Kansas Young Lawyers Section leaders named. The group adopts a resolution against no fault auto insurance. Legislature committees weigh no fault for compensation in accidents.

Kansas City Marvin E. Thompson Kansas Bar Association Philip H. Lewis Topeka Association J. Richard Hunter Hutchinson James. R. Youall Robert J. Guenthner Wichita Kansas Young Lawyers Section William M. Mills Gerald T. Elliott William Trenkle Dodger City Gary L. Jordan Ottawa John E. Foulston Stephen M. Todd Bar Association Kansas

Western Kansas county seat fights chronicle begins

West Kansas county seat wars in the 1880s are chronicled from the Kansas Historical Society records. The feature covers Meade, Hamilton, Seward, Scott, Lane, Sheridan, Stevens and other counties with elections, court orders, kidnappings, habeas corpus, and mob actions as rival towns battled for county seats.

Nolan Howell Kansas Kansas Supreme Court Kansas State Historical Society Historical Society Kearny County Meade Meade Center Hamilton County Kendall Syracuse Supreme Court Syracuse Township Giswenaahaio Hamilton Lane County Dighton Seward County Springfield Scott County Scott City Watson Rush County Walnut City la Crosse Sheridan Kenneth Hoxie Kennet Stevens County Hugoton Fargo Springs Seward Samuel N. Wood Woodsdale Wood Texas Panhandle Coombs Martin Richfield Coronado Le'oti Wichita Sprinfield Wichita County National Guard Sterling Larned Garfield Gray Haskell Grant Stanton Kearney Finney Hodgeman Ford Adjutant General Scott

President Comes Out for Motherhood and Apple Pie

Nixon declares support for motherhood as a long term political stance citing rising counts of mothers since taking office. He explains the stance aims at unity and personal choice, discusses apple pie policy as state responsibility, and deflects questions on God and country before the next election.

Washington Nixon United States Lisagor Lana Lee Commission

Fuddle Factory expands as ARBC plans Bicentennial rites

Jack Anderson reports on the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission in Washington. The body, housed near the White House and funded by the Defense Department, plans elaborate sessions with precise room layouts, flags, and coffee breaks. Capt. Harry Allendorfer heads the secretariat.

Washington Jackson’s Hole White House Pentagon Dallas Allendorfer ARBC Harry Allendorfer Navy Commission Defense Department

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