Amendment Flak Apreara2i to The Executive Echelon In Ot
A complex constitutional proposal on the November ballot seeks to end the state auditor and treasurer as constitutional officers while leaving the governor lieutenant governor attorney general and secretary of state as nonconstitutional positions. It would let the legislature decide elective or appointive status for the remaining offices and requires four year terms for four constitutional officers. The measure, tied to a earlier rejected reform, faces opposition including a court challenge by Auditor Clay Hedrick and Treasurer Walter Perry. Hedrick argues voters should decide on each part. Perry was defeated in the primary and may still seek reelection. If you oppose the amendment vote no.
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Sharing The Blame criticism from a rector letter
The Rev Fr John P. Bartholomew of St. Thomas Episcopal Church argues the editorial oversimplifies blame for stalled legislation. He notes historical party coalitions in Congress under Truman and Kennedy and counters claims that McGovern’s critique overstates national problems in 1972.
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Public officials overlook small pay issues says reader
Dave Crabb critiques lack of prior discussion on Mr. Farr’s paycheck, noting that routine matters are addressed too late. He questions why minor decisions become big matters and urges preemptive resolution and courtesy from officials.
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The Listoff Side on Olympics and Politics
A satirical column notes athletes suffer from Olympic watching fatigue while a voter shifts amid politics. It highlights Democrats for Nixon and Republicans backing Docking with families split on McGovern. It mentions fashion patches, Labor Day trips to Colorado, and the Anti-Picnic League praising cool damp weather.
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RAND Finds Vietnamese Morale Strong Despite U.S. Pressure
Washington reports four RAND studies show North Vietnamese troops maintain high morale, fearing no military collapse. The 1970 Kellen analysis of 22 POW interviews suggests enemy conviction and resistance remain intact, challenging hopes for a quick negotiated end.
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Goldhamer
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Kellen
Dirty Campaign Shapes Up and 1960s Political Snarl
Jim Bishop comments on a dirty campaign ahead of elections. He cites Roosevelt and Dewey 1944 as example, notes rancor in political discourse, and predicts a tight race with Nixon McGovern dynamics and youth voter influence shaping outcomes.
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Garden City Telegram lists subscription terms and rates for delivery and mail, noting editor Roy Altman and ad manager Jobe Prasier. It details prices for carrier and mail service, local and area student rates, and servicemen rates, with notes on tax and delivery areas.
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Thankegty- Bedort
Garden City
Soviet helicopter carriers likely for Mediterranean pivot
Pentagon intelligence says the Soviet Union will bolster the Mediterranean with helicopter carriers and additional intelligence ships after the withdrawal of reconnaissance planes from Egypt. Moscow may base Moskva and Leningrad in the region, with AG1s and support vessels joining flotillas as Soviet crews reassess Mediterranean operations amid potential port access limits in Egypt and Syria.
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Bite Decreases As Age Increases Says Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes aging teeth lose bite force from 260 psi in youth to 50 psi in old age. Includes quips on salt, vision tests, and folklore. Quotes and miscellaneous facts cover science, medicine, and social oddities with no clear single event.
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