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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
2
The advisory firm suggests Laurel and Chestnut between 7th and 8th be made one way to improve safety and traffic flow, but the editorial warns that changing the downtown street layout could create new hazards and urges caution by city leaders before radical changes.
Public Pulse notes Garden City has a building code and a landlord tenant act. It requires a joint inventory within five days of occupancy and itemization of security deposit deductions. For copies of the law contact Rep. David Heinemann or visit City Hall for the code.
The Washington based Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer reports a senior committee worker warns Chairman Frank Church Idaho lacks staff and will fail to complete the CIA FBI probe. The memo claims the panel has sealed its operations, ignored military and anti drug agencies, and faces starting over if preliminary information is incomplete.
Memo cites almost nonexistent work beyond FBI and CIA, accusing Church of bias toward the CIA while colleagues split on the probe. Some senators push for openness, others close ranks in secret sessions amid complaints of limited information sharing and staffing struggles.
The dialogue portrays President Ford boasting of a strong response to the Mayaguez incident and planning showy actions to deter rivals. Henry Kissinger plays foil as the President says he would react immediately to any piracy at sea. The tone suggests a confident, image driven leadership style.
Bill Clark, son of Velma Clark of 408 N. 4th, graduates with the class of 1975 and plans GCCJC then KU. His World Tomorrow piece urges future graduates to pursue college education to shape a peaceful, tolerant, and competent global era.
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