Urban Renewal Vote Debate Hits Parsons Meeting
At a Parsons public meeting the question of urban renewal was labeled illegitimate without statutory authority. The Coffeyville case and attorney general opinions are cited, noting advisory elections carry no legal consequence while urging official action by elected leaders through proper channels.
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Parsons
Vern Miller
Coffeyville
Miller
Kansas
Kent Frizzell
Robert C. Sonderholm
Frizzel
State Supreme Court
Distaff Side at Garden City High School
Creative Writing students under Patrick Morey express personal views on race, liberalism, and empathy through reflective poems and prose. The piece features lines about blind objectivity, shared humanity, and the idea that only those who experience oppression can truly understand it, with contributors Mike Chambers and Jeane Anderson.
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Garden City High School
Patrick Morey
KCAW-LIF boards face Cinco de Mayo dance dispute
The Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers and Low Income Families releases a statement at a May 13 1972 state board meeting clarifying that the organization did not authorize the Cinco de Mayo dance in Ulysses Kansas. It explains local councils names and roles and notes a staffer violated directives by attending the May celebration.
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Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers
Pamilies
Ulysses
Kansas
Kcaw-Lif
Kcawlif
Garden City
Goodland
Scons
Kcaw-Lip
Imput
Garden City Council
Goodland Council
Seoti Council
Ulysses Council
Aricultural
Manuel Fierro
KCAW
Marciang Briones
Federal Aid Changes Kansas Highway Plans
Telegram State Correspondent recalls 1965 highway vision now blocked by federal red tape. By 1970 federal programs and funds surged from 80.6 to 251.3 million, increasing federal control. Examples include helmet laws billboard rules meat inspection shifts and higher project costs due to federal money.
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Leroy Towns
Telegram
Topeka
Coud
Kansas Prairie
Legion
Kameas
Kansas
Feds
Washington
Edward Weilepp
Kansas Contractors Assn
Peyton
Red Tape Frustrating Increases Life Quality
State officials acknowledge federal aid has raised living standards despite rising paperwork. They warn bureaucracy could spawn new regional bodies and slow road projects by requiring multi agency environmental reviews. Yet highway systems and interstates improved mobility, with officials noting decades of federal involvement.
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Pat Halligan
State Highway Dept
Peyton
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
Topeka
Mississippi
New York
Scores on Hand for Malcolm X Memorial
In Hartsdale New York an Afro-American flag draped chair marked the Malcolm X birthday memorial at Fermeliff Cemetery. The annual pilgrimage, marking the slain leader’s 47th birthday, was sponsored by the Organization of Afro-American Unity founded by Malcolm X after his split from the Black Muslims.
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Hartsdale
N.Y
Scores
Malcolm X
Fermeliff Cemetery
Organization of Afro-American Unity
Publication details and subscription terms of The Telegram
Published many except Sundays and holidays by The Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N Tin Garden City Kansas 67848. Editor Ad Manager Apaging Editor TELEPHONE 276 3232 Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas 67846. Roy Airman John Frazier. Terms of subscription by carrier in Garden City 1.94 per month plus tax payable in advance. Carrier elsewhere 1.50 per month plus tax. By mail 18.44 per year including postage and tax. Lo and area college students 12.30. Servicemen 15.00 per year or 1.50 per month. Member of the Associated Press. AP entitled to local news and dispatches. All rights reserved.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
N. Tin
Garden City
Kansas
Red Brooks
Ke Roy
John Frazier
Lo and Area College
Associated Press
The Colleges Need You By ART BUCHWALD
Washington humorist Art Buchwald describes college admissions as a desperate, comical recruiting spree. A fake chain of campus recruiters visits the family, exaggerating offers at Lieba Tech and Sara Lee University, while the sobbing director begs for a student. The boy ends with the quip, Don't call us we'll call you.
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Washington
Zig
Lieba Tech
Lieba
Sara Lee University
Sara Lee
Director of Admissions
Admissions
Sensing the News Unions Vs. the People
Anthony Harrigan argues Britain’s strike clash over wages and the National Industrial Relations Act ended with unions fined and the law upheld. The public backed the court and law over union pressure, as workers faced transport disruption and outraged commuters. The Times commentator notes unions have damaged public respect.
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Anthony Harrigan
British Railways Board
Atlantic
United Kingdom
Britain
National Industrial Relations Court
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer 58 Mire 5L Month 62
Female sheep clue answer and related letter grid appears in a dense puzzle snippet. The fragment includes the prompt style and scattered letter sequences, indicating a standard Sheffer crossword layout with a theme and cross-referenced entries.
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Harden
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