Telegram praises Columbus police and partners cooperation
Telegram reporters note a growing spirit of cooperation among Columbus police, Platte County Sheriff, county attorney, and state patrol. Acting Chief Wesley Baxa Sheriff Don Franzen County Attorney Ray Baker Sgt Don Morris and deputies are credited for the joint effort. The Ardical effort is paying off in solving crimes.
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Telegram
Columbus Police Department
Platte County Sheriff's Office
Wesley Baxa
Don Franzen
Ray Baker
Don Morris
Lawmen and media cooperation praised in crime fight
Officials commend lawmen and news media for cooperation and public awareness in crime prevention. They note cooperation is voluntary and never meant to hide or alter stories. Congratulations and best wishes to the lawmen in Columbus and Platte County.
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Columbus
Platte County
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Are You Safe From Surglacs Says Prisoner Barnes
Prisoner Robert Earl Barnes argues that crime cannot be fully prevented but home and business security can be improved. He advises turning on radios to deter burglars, notes most burglars avoid firearms, and urges focusing enforcement on fences who buy stolen goods. He claims public theft and taxation create far greater harm than private crime.
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Barnes
Eileen
President's Commission On Law Enforcement
Murray Rothbard
Nader lecture sparks debate among students on pollution issues
A critical report questions Ralph Nader's views on consumer protection and pollution regulation seen as overbearing and misinformed. It notes support for anti pollution laws but argues for industry accountability and cautions against politicizing environmental action.
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Guardian
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Balderdash
Tibor
Television Era Reflections by Jim Bishop on Broadcast Influence
Jim Bishop laments television’s excess and power, noting how airwaves shape culture and advertising drives profits. He praises moments of history televised, critiques a reality of condescending tone, and questions the industry’s governance and education role.
Freedom and truth guide The Telegram editorial note
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska issue proclaims freedom as a God given gift and urges self control, moral guidance, and peaceful conduct. It frames liberty as responsible, warns against anarchy, and cites the commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding standards.
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Hewaenper
Rendera
Ask the Doctor Pancreas Fluids and Inflammation Explained
Dr Lawrence Lath answers reader questions on pancreatitis from infections to gallstones and alcohol. The pancreas enzymes digest fat, blockages in bile or pancreatic ducts trigger inflammation, and various infections or metabolic diseases can cause pancreatitis. Chronic cases recur with persistent factors like gallstones or alcohol use.
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Lawrence Lath
M.D. Deer
Lamb
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Items and Terms
A disjointed OCR page lists word fragments and cryptic clues. The text appears to mix prefixes suffixes abbreviations and scattered phrases including references to animals places times and roles without coherent context or complete sentences.
Debating SST Subsidy and National Interest
The Nixon era SST debate pits ecological and risk concerns against free enterprise subsidies. Weaker arguments from supporters clash with Weicker and McKinney doubts, while AFL-CIO emphasizes jobs. Military needs and existing sonic aircraft like the SR-71 frame the case, urging better testing of exhaust effects before committing further funding.
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Connecticut
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John Volpe
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Why is the post office not run on the same system as banks
The post office balances its accounts daily like banks but remains a political agency. Congress requires subsidized mail, so many classes do not pay full costs. The fiscal year end determines the department deficit and papers out how solvent the system is.
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Congress
Honka
Nations Press Warns of UN Ocean Ownership Shift
Columnist Russell Kirk argues that under UN ownership of oceans beyond 600 fathoms the United States could only regulate oil pollution by American firms, raising concerns about sovereignty, control, and fair agreements if foreign interests or UN bodies gain rigs in shallow waters.
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United Nations
Santa Barbara
Kirk
U.N. Buresy
United
Santa Barbara Oil Spill Highlighted by Government Support
The Santa Barbara Channel oil spill of January 1969 is linked to government backing of the oil industry. Professor Walter Mead notes oil drilling thrives when prices are high and costs are low due to subsidies, with multiple federal programs sustaining profits for oil companies.
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United Nations
Kirk
Santa Barbara
Walter Mead
Department of Econom
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