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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
2
Deane Wiley, once threatened with job loss, received a $1600 annual raise from the Garden City city commission in a 4-1 vote led by manager Duane West’s opposition on timing. The approval follows a fierce campaign and underscores experience as key to managing population growth and municipal challenges.
The commission acted wisely in adding several new through streets to the city's traffic system. The need has existed for a long time as motorists faced unsafe intersections. The city has improved safety. now motorists must use the new routes to benefit from the changes.
A local matron and her young daughter visit the city’s new shopping center and weigh in light before a return visit reveals a sign promising real weight with an extra seventeen pounds. A Garden City scene shows an Alta Brown grader unicycling to school while balancing books and blowing large bubble gum.
The notice lists subscription options including $1.60 per month or $76.04 per year with tax, and $2.06 monthly for Garden City Kansas delivery. It mentions carrier delivery where available and notes a service charge for students and a $16.00 per year option for a serviceman, all including postage and sales tax where applicable.
Jack Anderson reports Henry Petersen, in charge of Watergate prosecutions, said President Nixon allegedly told him to go easy on the probe. Petersen denies any improper instruction and defends the relationship as straight up and down.
A reader criticizes press coverage of Watergate, praising cautious justice and cautioning against presuming guilt. He notes shifts in media stance since 1972, cites peers like Buckley and Kilpatrick, and argues for careful judgment over hysteria.
A letter to Garden City Lions Club president Harley Foulks from Perrye Bryson praises the club for $5217.00 in Blind Made Products sales, noting it as the second year of the largest Lions Club sale. The note highlights chairmen Gill Elliott Gary Shatner and Tom Elson and lauds efforts to help blind citizens achieve self sufficiency.
The Public Pulse request asks the Telegram to publish the addresses of three women who wrote letters urging improvements at the rooms. The writers include Ming, Nancy J. Jones of 508 North 12th, Mrs. V. Ann Dolymink of 1702 North 9th, and Barbara Kemper of 1601 North 1st.
The Romanian tourist organization promotes Dracula Tours to capitalize on the Dracula legend based on Vlad the Impaler. The program cites castles, birthplaces, and grave sites around Brasov and Bucharest, with bus tours recounting historic tales and legends linked to Vlad and the Dracula myth.
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