Postal Complaints Tour Sought For Western Kansas
Editorial notes Keith Sebelius launches a special listening tour May 15 to 25 across Western Kansas to hear postal service complaints. Garden City stop May 23. He seeks input from post officials chambers of commerce and residents to document rural issues and push administrative and legislative fixes. He urges government support for universal mail delivery despite cost pressures.
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Cotty
Keith Sebelius
Kansas
Postal Service
Garden City
Sebelius
Post Office
Chambers of Commerce
Postal Service Committee
House
Postal Corporation
E. T. Klassen
Distaff Side on Cultivation and Sunday Shopping
The Distaff Side urges growing gardens and healthier living while noting the social draw of Sunday shopping. Experts say shopping fulfills pleasure, relaxation, social contact, and status, with personal anecdotes about new stores and fashion costs. A mother comments on jeans and clothing savings as daughters return to school.
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UCLA
Local newspaper masthead and AP rights notice
A fragmented header shows names and staff titles, plus a subscription rate and rights notice. It includes editor and managing editor roles, an advertising manager, and price terms for Garden City. The Associated Press copyright note states exclusive reproduction rights for AP news and dispatches.
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Momber
Associated Press
Smithsonian seeks private funds to revive Washington Merry-Go-Round
Reader appeal follows Smithsonian plan to restore the famed Woodside Park carousel. Details trace the Deitzel family craft, 1966 storage in Massachusetts, and current need for $500000 to refurbish 42 horses 4 rabbits 2 pigs 2 goats 36 clown heads 18 bells plus lighting mirrors and housing. Citations urge public support via mail donations to Merry-Go-Round Smithsonian Washington DC 20569.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mall
Heaven
Mithsomian
America
G.A. Denitzel
William
Woodside Park
Philadelphia
Butts
Woodside
Long Island
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Smithsonian
Charles Blitzer
Denizel
Blitzer
Congress
General is Killed in Griffiss F106 Crash
Air Force investigators examine wreckage after a delta wing F106 interceptor exploded in a rainstorm from Griffiss Air Force Base Rome New York. Maj. Gen. James L. Price two star general commander of Syracuse area air defense died. Witnesses said the plane became a fireball and crashed over a wide area east of Rome.
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
N.Y
Aiir Force
Galic
Ihére
Bible Thought on Suffering and Hope
A brief reflection notes that the Lord is near to those with broken hearts and contrite spirits. It links deep suffering with heartfelt sympathy for others and affirms that He understands and cares.
Commencement Chore Imagined By Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop recalls a chaotic commencement with overheated venue and scattered ceremony. He mocks speeches by school officials and the lengthy address, noting awkward introductions, lengthy bios, and mixed applause as graduates receive their degrees amid humor and fatigue. The piece satirizes the pomp around the rite.
Jacob's Well eyed as state park site near Ashland
Kansas Park and Resources Authority continues study of turning St. Jacob's Well into a state park. Plans include a road, campground, trails linking to Clark County State Lake, and a 240000 dollar development cost over 10 years after land purchase. A privately funded study twice named a state park the best use.
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Leroy Towns
Topeka
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
St. Jacob’s Well
Ashland
Authority
Lynn Burris
Governor's Advisory Council On Ecology
St. Jacob's Well
Burris
Robert Docking
Nature Conservancy
Kansas
Clark County Historical Society
Clark Countiny
Burria
Cryptoquip wordplay puzzle and cryptogram note
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer and cryptogram teaser from syndicate page notes. Mentions spinning red top and engro ssed tie in with 1978 syndicate header. Ends with a clue that 3 equals M in cryptoquip.
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Eugene Sheffer
Yeterday
King Faatnroa Syndicate, Inc
Business mirror on securities industry failure and investor flight
AP analyst John Cunnife highlights a market downturn as investors pull back from stocks due to lost confidence in brokers and volatile markets. Institutions and executives step in, buying back shares while individual investors stay cautious amid high profits and regulatory worries.
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John Cunnife
NEW York
Mutual
Pension Funds
Bain
Grandard & Poor's Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Una
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