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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
2
A Flamingo Hotel Distaff writer praises a courageous teenage boy who stopped to assist a middle aged motorist in distress during a downpour. He called police, offered to push the car to the curb, and offered to take the motorist to a motel. The driver left before naming the helper.
Jim Bishop recounts Las Vegas as a glittering, daylight-restricted playground where gambling funds entertainment and stars abound. He notes Al Benedict and Kirk Kerkorian’s MGM Grand, the old-dice lore, and a mix of gamblers and priests shaping the town, then shifts to a Washington vignette on federal funding for love research and a joke about loving readers.
Schecter proposes a grant funded by the White Mouse House cages to study why the electorate love and abandon leaders. He imagines mice representing Washington Congress and voters, using a four cage setup to track affection, attention, and loyalty while noting President Ford’s honeymoon fade. Proxmire’s grant joke closes.
New York City officials led by Gov. Hugh L. Carey and Mayor Beame muster heavyweight Democrats to lure the 1976 Democratic national convention, with New Jersey’s Brendan Byrne backing the bid. A helicopter tour of Manhattan preceded talks, while Strauss warns on election expense law and what can be asked.
Puzzle page presents Eugene Sheffer Berean crossword clues for entries 22 to 47 with a cryptoquip titled Yesterday's Cryptoquip Perrplexed Executive Avoids Commuter Special. Foday's clue: E equals D. The aim is to fill answers matching standard crossword conventions and decode the cryptoquip.
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