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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1973
Page
2
The Hutchinson fair grounds motorcycle rally ended in a gang war despite most riders being peaceful. The author argues bikes boost riders’ ego and likens them to chariots or horses, urging motorcyclists to limit their ego in distant pastures.
A very young woman expressed a wish to have twelve sons named for the twelve Apostles, excluding Judas and possibly choosing Nat or Matt instead. She would likely give them nicknames, perhaps calling Peter “Rocky.” Former Hutchinson High coach Tim Fahrbach will teach speech and debate there next year while pursuing a master’s at WSU.
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Reporter Jack Anderson details a White House dispute over the Civil Aeronautics Board nominee with Sen Norris Cotton amid promises of Murpy’s reappointment. The piece outlines Nixon aides privately pressuring for West, plus ethics questions on Ehrlichman’s influence and a broader look at domestic political intrigues.
In a Washington Club scene Moonslinger and I debate Nixon’s credibility amid Watergate. We ponder if a new Vietnam info would force bombing North Vietnam to distract from domestic scandal and risk impeachment. The exchange questions whether Americans would trust the President’s wartime claims.
Rod Turnbull reviews the coming US wheat harvest likely to be the largest yet. He notes storage limits, boxcar shortages, and elevators reluctant to pile grain, risking cash sales for farmers as outages in transportation and processing strain markets across Oklahoma Kansas and Texas with a national crop near 400 to 450 million bushels.
Twelve sailors from the Sequoia unit near President Nixon were transferred after marijuana use was found among some. This marks the second such investigation in three weeks of Navy personnel assigned to the presidential area. The Sequoia is moored on the Potomac River. Camp David reassignment details were also announced.
State and federal camping fees clash as Kansas residents face a $5 annual permit for state campgrounds vs $2 nightly charges at improved federal sites. Officials warn of possible crowd shifts while stressing differences in services and enforcement. Governor Docking probes energy measures amid the gas shortage in Topeka.
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