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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
2
An opinion piece argues counterfeiters not only steal by passing bogus money but harm the entire currency system. It contrasts private counterfeiting with government money creation, asserting theft occurs when counterfeit notes enter circulation and reduce purchasing power for all except the counterfeiter.
A Warmer & Swasey advertisement in U S News and World Report questions national risk and features a history section arguing nations fall to overindulgence and weakness. It cites Babylon Rome and Incas, urging citizens to face potential threats and refuse complacency with the line Lyan't happen here followed by but it did.
A compilation of pundit quotes from Josiah Auspitz to James Perry critiques the 1972 campaign. It flags Gallup results showing weak Republican standing, McGovern economics fears, and doubts about Nixon and Wallace strategies amid a polarized Democratic Convention landscape.
Fragmented text advocates freedom as self-derived, not grant from government, aligning with moral standards and classic declarations. Mentions Crohn in error and moral quotes, urging peace beginning with the reader.
A reader asks about stopping contraception after menopause and the chances of pregnancy. Dr Lamb notes pregnancy is highly unlikely after years without menses, and stresses regular pelvic exams to detect cervical cancer and examine breasts, hormones, and ovarian function. He explains CBC SMA and ECG definitions and purposes for a mother undergoing hospital tests, with cautious, plain language.
A puzzle styled list maps across word fragments to names and places. It includes references to rivers, cities, and mythic terms, with many entries interlaced as clues and partial solutions across languages and eras.
A Village Voice piece argues against quotas in Democratic rules, citing Jack Newfield's critique of McGovern’s proportional quotas. It asserts that using ethnicity or gender as primary election criteria violates equal protection, stressing individuals’ right to compete regardless of origin or class.
A critical reflection warns that the get mine ethic undermines civic duty and economics. It argues welfare as a supposed right leads to universal cheating, production collapse, and Rome's fate, urging readers to reject welfare as a right and stand against widespread misuse.
A reader argues the US Senate voted 69 to 1 to exempt themselves from anti discrimination laws. The letter contends that lawmakers must follow the laws they enact and criticize the doctrine that “the king can do no wrong.” It asserts laws banning discrimination should apply to all in government, while questioning private rights in living choices.
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