Illustration and article about a proposed "beautiful downtown park and parking facilities planned for the two-block area, 13th to 11th streets, Wyandotte to Central," for nearly 2,000 cars underground adjacent to Municipal Auditorium. To be voted on in a $1.5 million bond election.
Accompanying articles about "the 30th annual meeting of the American Home Economics Association" in June 1937 at Kansas City, with a general description of the city and its geography, climate, and landmarks, such as Union Station, Liberty Memorial, Penn Valley Park, the "Nelson Gallery of Art and Mary Atkins Museum," the Kansas City Art Institute, the Country Club District, the Hotel Muehlebach, Municipal Auditorium, Cliff Drive, Budd Park, and Swope Park, etc.
Description of the "Know Your City Show" at Municipal Auditorium, with displays on city government departments and finances, part of the continuing efforts to regain public trust.
Report on the study by the Federal Works Agency's Bureau of Community Facilities of the need for an underground parking garage for 1,800 standing cars at the Municipal Auditorium and its subsequent disapproval by voters.
Article recounts a July 13, 1977, visit to Kansas City by Anita Bryant, then touring the country to support the repeal of municipal gay rights ordinances. Details of Bryant's visit and activities associated with a convention of the Christian Booksellers Association and taping of the 700 Club television program are provided. A protest of local gay rights supporters organized by the Christopher Street Association is summarized.