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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1976
Page
10
Junior Achievement groups like Odyssey Travel in Hartford operate as student run ventures with about $10,000 in bookings. The club plans two spring trips a rock concert in Tampa and a tour to Russia, highlighting a cheeky view of visiting the workers' paradise.
Loyd Gettys of David City argues against gun registration and licensing, contending no U S law or state measure has reduced crime. He cites Haynes v United States and asserts tougher enforcement against criminals, not guns, is the only effective path.
A reader defends ethnic identity amid Carter’s use of ethnic purity and argues unions of Irish Italian and Jewish families in Kings Park New York showed unity within diversity. He recalls his town’s shift to a mixed, commuter city with broader cross sections.
A reader from Dwight Nebraska argues against charges of ethnic bigotry in government policy and defends private drives to move families for better standards. He cites diverse communities and asserts resistance to mixing neighborhoods could trigger riots and social upheaval.
A tense exchange unfolds as Fabriel faces a strange interviewing process. Applicants request a simple name tag but are met with disjointed reminders about bag checks and numbered seating. A lawyer, stockbroker, and garbage collector await their turn amid friction.
In a tense exchange, the speaker confirms a visit across the hall to a door labeled Hades. An implied confrontation or grim appointment is signaled as a waiting seat near a garbage collector underscores the bleak setting.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret notes a time when walking to buy a six pack became common due to not having the car. The column adds a quip about a designer of roll away boarding stairs for airplanes as if a frustrated climber.
A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries spanning definitions such as regions items and abbreviations. The page presents a jumble of short hints like market abbr landed property and various wordplay prompts including names and common terms.
A Marine Corps training culture is criticized for turning men into machines and abusing recruits. Reports describe brutal acts by drill instructors including physical harm and psychological cruelty, with 150 of 600 instructors accused last year.
Chaim Shatan argues Marine Corps doctrine separates men from values, using force and fear to shape soldiers. He cites trauma and abuse as routine parts of training, contrasting with other services where performance under fire is similar. He calls for reform and humane methods.
The Columbus Telegram announces a publication philosophy linking freedom to self control and moral guidance. It frames freedom as a divine gift and a personal responsibility aligned with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Dr Lamb outlines paroxysmal tachycardia as sudden rapid heartbeats with possible faintness after exertion or meals. Diagnosis relies on long term ECG monitoring to capture episodes, identify type, and guide treatment with medicines such as Quinidine to reduce heart irritability.
The piece disputes Reagan's claim of a second best settlement with the Soviet Union and cites Adm. Zumalt and Kissinger allegations. It notes Sonnenfeldt doctrine disputes, Rostow's testimony on Soviet missile throw-weight, and predicts Soviet superiority in strategic weapons challenging U.S. second-strike capacity.
Rostow criticizes U S hesitation as dangerous for national defense arguing a stronger stance on the B 1 bomber could offset missile concessions. He notes Cairo links and Sadat's hinge with the Soviet Union, plus Egypt’s growing armament including tanks MiG 23s SA 20 missiles and Scud capabilities.
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