Tax consuming fingers in consumer protection schemes
A critical polemic on how taxpayers shift from capable buyers to needing protection after elections. It notes Virginia Knauer's concerns about a tangled web of agencies, Truth in Lending enforcement, and overlapping programs that dilute accountability and burden taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Virginia Knauer
Nixon
Ms. Knauer
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Agriculture Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Controller of the Currency
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mrs. Knauer
Why dress codes fail by board member Lifton in Skokie Journal
A board member argues against strict dress codes citing student activism and suggests letting students set standards. He notes teachers can teach regardless of attire, questions time spent on wardrobe rules, and warns permissive codes may erode broader education and self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Lifton
Board of Education
Wiles
Towship Community High School
Skokie
American School Board Journal
Golf glossary of jests and jibes from the locker room
A satirical glossary mocks golf culture as players dust off clubs. It lampoons terms and misuses in a row of cheeky definitions, from parody “links” to critique of players, hints of profanity, and wordplay about tees and traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan
Alem
Bounder
Momma
Wolf
Wall Street
Golf Card Definitions From A Humorous Golf Glossary
A playful glossary of golf terms and jokes from a casual club perspective. It parodies club names and actions like Slice Hook and Divot, with humorous asides about partners, caddies, and the social side of golf.
Telegram Freedom Manifesto Promotes Individual Liberty
The Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self control and personal capability, not government grant, aligning with moral guides like the Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It urges readers to embrace freedom as self centered not anarchy and to begin peace with themselves.
Colic in newborns and coping strategies
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains that colic is common in the first three months, with abdominal pain and gas. Teaches calming methods, gas relief, and cautions against unsupervised formula changes. notes babies with colic usually outgrow it and that attention needs should be managed without reinforcing crying. He also warns against unsafe international cures for arthritis and stresses consulting a personal physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
Or. Lamb
Lamb— Wondd
Mexico
Sweden
United States
Tan
Questions and Answers Quiz: Baseball and Mammals
The quiz asks who is the only man with over 4000 MLB hits and answers Ty Cobb with 4 133 hits. It also asks which mammal has the shortest gestation, answered as the Virginia opossum with a 12 day gestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Virginia
Chou En-lai and Ping Pong Diplomacy Critique
A critical columnist analyzes Chou En-lai’s reception of American ping pong players in Peking in the late 1940s, questioning U S visa decisions, ethnic background issues, and the broader implications for U S Sino relations. The piece contrasts Maoist philosophy with West reaction, noting DJ Lee Dal Joon’s absence and the era’s political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chou En-lai
Red China
Fu Manchu
New York City
Grover Whalen
U.S
Peking
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
Mao Tge-tung
Mao
Dr. Lee
Darogiay Stanek
DJ. Lee
Cleveland
Lee Dal Joon
D.J. Lee
Tokyo
Seoul
South Korea
Lee Dal Juan
Chow Massai
South Africa
Arthur Ashe
Chou
Why U.S. Citizens Are Prohibited From Owning Gold
The answer states citizens cannot own gold bullion and face limits on gold coins. It argues the rule prevents hoarding and aims to keep currency in paper form, as redeemable gold would make people demand gold and deplete government stocks. It notes governments keep gold to balance international accounts while restricting citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nebraska Press Debates Car Choice and FTC Styling Rules
The Nebraska press weighs whether Americans should buy the car favored by the FTC or by Ralph Nader. Nader and Yale Law School Journal members urge breaking up or limiting frequent auto restyling, while Henry Ford II plans steadier design. The market will judge the guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa Trade Commission
Ralph Nader
Nader
Yale Law School Journal
FTC
Henry Ford II
Consumers Resist Government as Auto Design Arbiter
A Norfolk Neb News reader argues that consumer choice in car design should stay with industry leaders, not government bodies like the FTC or consumer advocate figures. Delegating decisions risks eroding individualism and leaving buyers unable to second guess designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTC
Nader
Norfolk
Neb
Do it yourself spirit sustains Rolls Royce and Lockheed
Amid widespread aerospace gloom, Rolls Royce and Lockheed persevere avoiding subsidies. Their debt issues loom, yet negotiators near a new financing agreement raise hope that private firms can rebound. The long battle for economic life influences other troubled enterprises in Gastonia, North Carolina, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls Royce Corporation
Great Britain
Lockheed Corporation
United States of America
Airbus
Rolls Royce
Atlantic
Lockheed
Britain
United States
Gastonia
Gazeye
Letters Praise Local Editorial Courage From Midwest Reader
A Columbus reader commends The People Speak editorials War Brings Atrocities and Whats the Buzz asking for change in the White House. She hails the paper as courageous and hopeful and notes Indochina policy as a stain on the nation. Also included are bulletins about a hostess ABCs and a joke about office work and beach fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New York Times
Middle West
Bell
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Maitre
Xing
Sya
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Sam
New York
Faye Stevens
Teriendeer
sAagede
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Chou Enlai
George Marshall
Mao Tse-tung
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
China
King Fasures Syndicate
Great Wall of China
University of Chinghua
Errol Resek
Lee Dai Joon
Chinghua University
Lee Dal Jou
Chou Ental
B.J. Tee
John
Chamberlain
Nebraska's Press
Buyer's
Nation's Press
Powers
White House
Indochina
Yours
Phil Pastorat
Tranquility
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