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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
2
A columnist argues Labor Day should honor workers with a day off and fair pay, noting historical shifts from marches and speeches to a practical recognition of labor’s needs. The piece contends the holiday belongs to the working man who seeks appreciation through wages and time off.
A fragmented reminiscence notes Labor Day as a family holiday and quotes Voltaire and Mother Jones. It recounts Mother Jones as a union organizer praised for mobilizing coalfield workers, plus remarks on work, play, and idle time, ending with a pervading wish for a lazy Labor Day.
Fred Brooks, Joan Frazier, Lea Roy, and Allman serve as editors and staff. N-Editor, Managing Editor, Advertising Manager roles are listed for the newspaper.
Nixon faced bitter disappointment as Hanoi refused to accept a cease fire. After months of secret talks and Moscow and Beijing pressure, diplomacy faltered and the president pivoted to cold war rhetoric while aiming to portray himself as a peacemaker.
Jim Bishop recalls notable figures who died in the past year, sharing brief, colorfully phrased encounters and impressions. The sketch includes Francois Duvalier, Cliff Edwards, Leland Hayward, Thomas Dodd, Joe Lewis, and others, ending with a quip about reading in bed.
A compact exhortation cites biblical phrases to urge readers to pause, seek guidance, and trust in divine salvation. It frames patience as a remedy for worry and urges attention to spiritual signals as a path to solace and resilience.
The Loizeaux family runs Controlled Demolitions Inc. in Towson Md. since 1960. Jack Loizeaux leads a small crew including his wife and two sons. The firm specializes in careful demolition using minimal explosive charge. They have felled 191 buildings, 20 bridges, and 140 tall smokestacks, plus a 15 story Tulsa building and a Navy Texas Tower in the Atlantic, with timing and safety as top priorities.
A Chicago AP report details a Northwestern millionaire planning a rival sports league as a political strategy. He envisions a congress of one rep per state, TV deals, live hearings, and star signings to outshine established leagues. He even muses about veterans returning and a former president throwing the first ball.
Puzzle note by Eugene Steffer presents a cryptic crossword clue set titled ADYDRGENW UQG NQ7 with themed hints and a late day feature. The item appears as a dated page element for daily entertainment.
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