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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1981
Page
4
Editorial condemns a Rehnquist decision find ing Congress did not mean what it said in the Developmentally Disabled Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 1975. It argues the ruling undermines promised funding, delaying reform of state hospital systems and neglecting the retarded.
Memo from mac criticizes Reagan proposals to curb optional retirement at 62 by cutting Social Security payments for early retirees and allowing unlimited work after 65. It argues the plan harms those in need while aiding the better off, and suggests broader reforms including taxing unearned income and funding health programs from general revenues.
GCHS class of 1956 to hold 25th reunion on July HY. Unlocated classmates include Leta Mae Hamel Ted Hall Paul Espenosa Martin Enriquez James Salyer Joyce Cleaver Betty Counterman and Thomas Staten. Call Carolyn Kinney or Maggie Dale with any addresses. Also notes on book titles and writers and a column quote by Niki Scott about working women.
The piece contrasts Kennedy's Handgun Crime Control Act with McClure's Federal Firearms Reform Act, arguing both seek to curb handgun abuse while preserving lawful ownership. It notes BATF abuses, proposes a 21 day waiting period, bans certain handguns, and calls for clearer recordkeeping, urging calmer debate and effective reforms.
A satirical group in Washington contemplates ignoring Prince Charles and Lady Diana's wedding. Members speculate on media coverage, vow to avoid news and TV, and even propose deer hunting to dodge updates while hoping the couple’s happiness lasts unreported.
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