Telegram opinion on Sigma Delta Chi code of ethics
The piece argues the Sigma Delta Chi code outlines newsmen duties and the public right to know, yet contends the right to know predates the Constitution and should come from inherent free choice. It praises the code's intent but questions reliance on man made documents for authority and urges clearer language and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Della Chi
Tvilh
Sigma Della Chi Code
Sigma Delta Chi
Colorado Pays More In Revenue Sharing Than It Returns
A Tax Foundation report dated March 11 1975 contends Colorado pays 112 dollars for every revenue sharing dollar received. It notes 64.6 million in federal revenue sharing funds were given to Colorado in fiscal 1973, while residents paid 312 dollars in taxes per dollar of revenue sharing received, challenging the claim that Colorado benefits from federal grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
The
Tax Foundation, Inc
Rockebeller Plaza
New York Y
Tax Foundation
Grant taxes blamed for high costs of federal aid
A Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph summary notes the Tax Foundation data showing Colorado paid 77 million in taxes last year for revenue sharing grants, costing residents 1.12 dollars per dollar of funds. It criticizes matching funds and administration costs as hidden expenses and calls for tax cuts to keep funds local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Research Organization
Colorado
Foundation
Tax Foundation
Washington, D.C
Big Bralbée
Patomie
Colorado Springs
Will Rogers Glosses Modern Sports in Civic Skewers
Will Rogers offers a wry glossary of popular sports from auto racing to boxing and bowling, lampooning spectators and players alike. He labels racing a death chase, tennis a heart attack risk, golf an old man’s ritual, and baseball a slow grind by millionaires, with sharp lines on hockey soccer boxing bowling and New York nightclub limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
British Empire
Europe
Hilarious rant on many sports and their flaws
A satirical monologue critiques numerous sports from horse racing and bull betting to football and basketball. It mocks betting culture, players, fans, and the spectacle of professional versus amateur play with sharp, crude humor and quick jabs.
War readers urged to defend freedom and self control
A wartime editorial frames freedom as a personal duty and moral gift from God, arguing true liberty requires self discipline and aligns with rational guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It cautions against license or anarchy and urges peaceful action as a starting point.
Ask the Doctor on Hair Removal and Fatigue
Readers seek guidance on whether shaving or depilatory use darkens or increases hair growth and how electrolysis removes follicles. The column explains follicles determine hair regrowth, debunks darker, thicker hair after shaving, and notes electrolysis as a permanent removal method. It also addresses thalassemia and fatigue, clarifying it is unlikely leukemia or cancer and suggesting anemia as a cause, with a blood test and treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Bear Br. Lamb
Cooley
Fragmented list of obscure terms and names in code
A dense OCR fragment presents scattered phrases and abbreviations including country and city fragments, personal names, titles, and technical terms. It reads like a jumble of clues, with numerous garbled letters and missing context, lacking a cohesive narrative or clear event.
Could Billie break a double play in mixed baseball
A columnist argues about girls in Little League and the rough edge of contact sports. He cites Billie Jean King, Alice Marble, and Jackie Robinson while weighing separate but equal in youth baseball and the friction of mixed teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
Fry
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Cincinnati Red
Pete Rose
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Billie Jean King
Alice Marble
Wwomen
Polo Grounds
New York City
Alice
St. Louis
Badgers
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Il Lung
American Legion
Jixige
Fred Coughlin
Chesire High School
Connecticut
Fred Burns
Billie Joan King
Chrissie Evert Wank
Virginia Stims
Rod Layer
John Newcombe
Bobby Riggses
Billie Jean
Japan Overseas Expansion Faces Hostile Echoes and Risk
Japan presses outward for land and plant sites abroad as urban sprawl tightens domestic space. Tokyo pleads cautious outreach after Tanaka’s Southeast Asia trip, with protests in Thailand and Indonesia reflecting fears of economic dominance. Sony expands in San Diego and Wales, while Scotland attracts a plant, all amid warnings against exclusive overseas colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kakuci Tanaka
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Indonesia
Japan
Tanaka
Jay
Singapore
Brazil
Russia
Waterside
SONY
San Diego
Britain
Wales
Scotland
Swor
Ike Sony
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
News ‘Code ‘of Ethics
Nation’s Press
Phil Pastoret
Will Rogers
New York
Will Rogert
Stering
Sporting Life
Jim
America
Florida
Ireland
Dad
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Eet
California
Safpanish
Capitalet
Tfox
Nigeria
Ba LS
Prmale
Philippine
Cetebes
Yukon
Billie
John
Chamberlain
Bruce
Biossat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!