Bilingual Justice Advocate Fierro Reaches Washington
Manuel Fierro, Chicano activist and founder of the Raza Association for Spanish Speaking Americans, has moved to Washington to lobby for bilingual judicial districts. The bill would create districts where 5 percent or 50,000 residents lack English fluency, hiring interpreters to ensure fair legal proceedings for Spanish speaking citizens.
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Manuel Fierro
Topeka
Washington
Raza Association For
Senate
Bob Dole
Fierro
Distaff Side and local reminiscences from Wichita
A Wichita reader calls the newspaper about a late delivery after a carrier mishap involving a cow and an alternative truck. The Garden City High School Class of 1953 plans its 20th reunion on August 1 with missing member addresses, and pageant notes discuss Miss America 1973 swimsuit relevance. A local woman recalls writing to the editor about The Moon Is Blue controversy from 20 years ago and compares past censoring to present TV standards.
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Garden City High School
Bernice Johnson
Naomi Craemer
Reglin Wilson
Kathy (Regan) Scheuchzer
Sheila (Goodman) Smith
Baddie
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with pricing by carrier or mail. Subscriptions vary by method and status, including local, student, and serviceman rates, with annual and monthly options and tax additions.
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Fred Brooks
Edito
Joan Frazier
le Roy Altman
Garden City
Kansan
Wiretaps and Waterbugs echo through Nixon era probes
Washington notes trace a saga from 1969 when state attorneys general hired Sam Dash for a national study on criminal cases. Dash opposed Mitchell on wiretaps, later became Mitchell's cross examiner as new sworn testimony links Mitchell to illegal tapping.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
Sam Dash
Georgetown University
Senate
Watergalle
Dash
Vega
Kentucky
John Breckinrridge
SO State
Breckinridge
Girl Missing After Neosho River Raft Race
A search along the Neosho River was under way Sunday night for Anne Bowes of Bloomfield Colorado after she and other youths fell from a raft at a dam. Authorities say Bowes was among a group taking part in a race when the accident occurred.
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Chanute
Kam
Neosho River
Anne Bowes
Bloomfield
Colo
Missis Bowes
Parting words from famous figures at deathbeds
A fragmented ledger of dying quips from leaders and artists in tones of wit and defiance. The tallies include John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson John Quincy Adams and Brigham Young among others delivering last lines. The passages mix humor mockery and solemn farewell across eras and places.
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Mancus Aurelius
John Kennedy
Duckie
Lyndon Johnson
John Quincy Adams
Earth
Ed Shonbrun
Chai
D. A
Prince Albert
Victoria
Agrippina
Nero
Bihan Allen
Allen
William Allingham
Benedict Arnnold
Rome
Caecina Paetus
Claudius
Aruna
Paetus
Aummenebe
Hindustan
John
al Jolson
Frankie Westphal
Maria Bashkirktsaif
Billy the Kid
John Wilkes Booth
Garrett
Betty Grable Improves Since Serious Illness Report
Santa Monica California AP reports actress Betty Grable continues to improve after being seriously ill with a duodenal ulcer and now dyspnea, a hospital spokesman said.
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Betty Grable
Santa Monica, Callif
Betty Gable
St. John’s Hospital
NAHB Studies Home Guarantee Plan For Homes
The National Association of Home Builders reviews a voluntary 100 year warranty backed by insurance as a possible national program to offset lack of builder guarantees. A January study prompted directors to consider consumer acceptance and rising repair costs, while members claim modern homes use better materials and techniques.
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John Cunniff
AP Business
Aalyst New York
Coun
Association of Home Builders Ia
George Martin
Provident
Britain
Wetworks
NAB
NAHB
Mar
Fin
Ivan
Cattlemen's Truth Squad Returns Home After Inflation Debate
A cattlemen’s truth squad returning from New York argued that consumer inflation, not beef prices alone, drives shoppers’ choices. They blamed winter costs, DES ban, and high feed costs for reducing beef supplies and lifting prices, noting militant consumer groups disrupted meetings. rancher Wray Finney and ANCA executive C. C. McMillan urged focus on production and market factors rather than boycotts.
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Washington
New York
Consumer Activis
Wray Finney
Wb. Cobb, Okla
Finney Saiid
C.C. McMillan
ANCA
Iits
Nixon
Finney
Cattlemamn
Women United For Action
Pinney
Bill Webster
Greeley
Colo
Feedloh
Webster
Des
Hie
Cryptic puzzle snippet clues at Saturday cryptoquip event
A cryptic puzzle fragment lists clues like sword, fabric, lettuce, compass, rodent, and a mixed Ny cy IvuG pattern. It mentions King Tonturos Syndicate, Inc and refers to a Cryptoquip class matching J to P.
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Crime Institute
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Justice Moneybags
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Chicago
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Post
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Liddy
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Vermont
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