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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1973
Page
2
An old excerpt by Sylvestre Dorian tells of God sending an angel to gather the seven most precious earthly things over ten centuries. Only a mother's love remains unchanged, proving it the one true treasure amid fading flowers raindrops gold and statues. The tale frames Mother's Day with timeless sentiment.
In a Florist shop a cartoon jokes about women and liberation while the piece critiques Mother's Day advertising. It mocks gift ideas from appliances to jewelry and ends with a farmer giving his wife a card and pecan roll, closing with a casual Happy Mother's Day.
Garden City Telegram lists holiday and Sunday publication exceptions and subscription rates. Pricing includes monthly and yearly options by carrier or mail with varying regional rates and student and serviceman accommodations.
A Detroit Diesel Allison memo accuses Hydramatic division of GM of producing a transmission with a parts failure risk in school buses. The nine page internal note cites durability and safety concerns, while GM Detroit disputes external leak.
ART BUCHWALD WRITES Washington The Watergate case opened due to widespread leaks as implicated figures line up outside a Pennsylvania Avenue building housing major newsrooms The crowd buzzes with boasts of exposing Ellsberg secrets and allegations of payoffs while police enforce order and press asks for restraint amid the chaotic scene
Reflection on Deuteronomy 4 6 urging daily attention to God’s commands. Spiritual counsel notes soul trouble can exceed heart trouble and encourages heed of the divine message for steady faith.
Wayne Shrwise, president of Pawnee Watershed Joint District No. 81, urges renewed federal support for the Small Watershed Program. The district organized in 1968, filed a 1969 planning plan for a 33-structure dam system, aiming 63 percent flood reduction with $7 million in estimated costs. REAP funds were cut by Nixon, and only two dams were completed before curtailment. The district seeks state funds or other federal sources as it lobbies to restart the program and protect Western Kansas irrigation and recreation needs.
A spoof report recaps two unmarked cassette tapes smuggled from a private club. McGill and colleagues are depicted in mock calls about tapped phones, bingo bills, and a staged FBI visit, framing a playful satire of state politics and media.
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