Topco case reveals anti-trust bias favors large chains
The Telegram argues that antitrust law often benefits big firms, citing Topco Associates as a case where a cooperative of 23 regional grocers faced Sherman Act scrutiny. Supreme Court ruling favored large chains, leaving smaller grocers with less competitive power and challenging public perceptions of anti-trust as a fair, neutral force.
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Chaits
Topco Associates, Inc
Smalls
Topco
U.S
U.S. District Court For
Northern Winds
U.S. Supreme Court
Topen
High Court
Warren Burger
Congress
Blackman
Baseball's true color is the green of the dollar
A reflective critique as the 1972 baseball season opens, arguing that money dominates the game. It traces labor management tensions, owner and player exploitation, and fan complicity, noting record attendance yet growing disenchantment with the sport’s business model.
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Fang
Fhiir City
San Diego
Weather Daydreams and Barbecue Plans Go Awry
An idle mood distracts a worker as they rest with documents and daydream of warm Sundays and neighborhood barbecues, hinting at a light, humorous scene about focus versus leisure in daily life.
Neutral ground proposal for ITT hearings gains bizarre traction
Senate Republicans debate a neutral venue for ITT hearing testimony by White House aides led by Peter Flanigan amid executive privilege fights. Proposals include RFK Stadium with a baseball setup and audience thumbs signals, while others mock up cherry blossoms, Lafayette Park pigeons, and a car rental lot as potential sites.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
ITT
Peter Flanigan
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Capitol 1
Flanigan
Capital Mill
Executive Branch
Richard Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
K Street
Committee
Pack Department
Rother
Lafayette Park
Hi Avis
RFK
Washington Senators
Republican National
San Diego
Promiers
RFK Studium
Senate Committee
Mato
Nixon
The 2 Percent Telegram: Aims of Freedom and Self Control
The Telegram asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility rather than government power. It emphasizes self-control and consistency with moral guides including the Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. Published Tuesday, April 18, 1972, in Columbus Nebraska.
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Nvyy Telegram
Your Freedom
Columbus, Nebraska
Kennedy denounces slaughter as war worsens in Europe
Senator Edward M Kennedy storms the Senate denouncing the Churchill Reynaud policy as senseless killings unfold in France and Belgium. He attacks RAF strikes as immoral while urging peace negotiations with Berlin as battles surge around Paris and Lille.
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Washington
Edward
Kennedy
Senate
Lille
Paris
Marne
Ardennes
Rudig Berlin
France
Josef Goebbels
Paul Reynaud
RAF
Normandy
Channel
National Socialist People’s Republic of France
Pierre Laval
National Socialist People’s Republic
Berlin
Bertin
Munich
Hitler
Satira
Huey Lang
Jeffersons Birthday Revered Yet Ignored in National Honor
A reflection on Thomas Jefferson and his revolutionary legacy on Jeffersons birthday April 13. The piece cites his role in the American Revolution, Lewis and Clark, the Louisiana Purchase, and ecological and linguistic pursuits, contrasting his stature with contemporary leaders and calling for greater national recognition.
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Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Ineath
Florida
Jefferson
Ibo
Nixons
Agnews
Muskies
McGoverns
Humphreys
Kennedy
White House
Louisiana
Lenin
Mac
Marx
America
France
Jefferson Davis
Lincoln
Polycystic Kidney Disease Facts and Outlook
Dr. Lawrence Lamb explains polycystic kidney disease origins and progression from birth or adult onset. The piece covers cyst formation, kidney enlargement, high blood pressure, anemia, and fluctuating readings. It notes possible kidney failure, artificial kidney therapy, and eventual transplant as progression determines.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Scrambled Clues Map Across a Dense Puzzle Sheet
A cryptic style puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed language fragments, numbers, and misread terms. It includes references to plants, places like Aolian city Sabine, materials, directions, and various undefined items, suggesting a large wordplay grid.
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Phil Passorer
Buchwald
BTA Ae
Berry's
Strasbourg
Verdun
Callad
GHQ
Rheims
Jeffrey
Hart
Isied
King Fawturen SynMeahe
Ppeistelineasinas
Jouer Bali
Lowell
Ponte
Borde
Aolian
Sabine
Trieste
Cern
Asort
Colerie
Diewsparer
Chell