Omaha and federal dollars pull local parks toward risk
A Tuesday Omaha World-Herald editorial warns cities including Columbus are courting federal funds for roads parks and facilities with little local autonomy. It cites Omaha pressuring the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation about using Elmwool Park ravine as a UNOs parking lot and fears loss of federal money for other parks if they refuse.
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Columbus
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Feds
Elmwool Park
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Federal funds and the parks role under scrutiny
The piece questions federal financing and planning for parks and agencies, arguing funds are not free but taxpayers’ money. It urges the government to limit actions to citizen protection and urges states and localities to avoid attempting to legislate happiness and prosperity for everyone.
Press Brief Excerpt Reveals Lincoln War Speech Notes
Brechwald 7 reports Art Buchwald left Tahiti with his notable columns. A 19th century press brief transcript shows Lincoln era aides fielded questions on Gettysburg, naming fathers, and a supposed no win policy while promising War details to come.
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Art Buchwald
Tahiti
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Nicolay
Gettysburg
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Franklin
Department of, “War
Gettysburg war questions and secretary responses
A late 19 70s style Telegram page captures a press briefing about Gettysburg. Officials discuss troop numbers and casualties, Confederate artillery, and the President's remarks. The exchange notes secrecy, monitoring, and a forthcoming official speech. Columbus Nebraska.
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Gettysburg
Agic
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Water benefits Doctor's Mailbag Q&A by Dr Wayne Brandstaut
The column answers reader questions on bottled spring versus tap water, daily fluid needs, effects of caffeine and sugar, risks of excessive ice water for those with colitis, sea water myths, and recommended daily water intake. It notes public tap water is routinely tested and often chlorinated and fluoridated.
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Wayne G. Brandstaut
M.D
Tay Watter
Readers respond on prayer and self conquest in faith
The letter to the editor cites quotations from Ralph Waldo Emerson, Jim Bishop, Lewis Cassels and Pope John XXIII, arguing for prayer as a daily force. It links General Mark Clark Truman Luce and Finkelstein to spiritual strength, noting Cassels’s claim of church revival and a priestly appeal that prayer is heard.
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Your Freedom
Flr
Mit Ky
Telegram
Ralph Waldo Hynersor
Jim Bishop
Mark Rk
Harry Truman
Clare Boothe Luce
Louis Finkelstein
Lewis Cassels
America
John Xkim
Debate over American eagle as symbol during royal visit
Washington dispatch recounts Prince Charles and Princess Anne reacting to a tarred replica of the American eagle on Capitol Hill. The exchange touches on Franklin's turkey preference, the eagle’s symbolism, and a defense by a national aviary keeper as lawmakers stay quiet on the matter.
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Washington
Nea
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Wiis
Capitol Hill
Stoud
Ben Franklin
John McCormack
Minnesota
Americas
Abe Lincoln
Broderick ¥. McCrossin
Washington National
Eye on the eagle a historical view and satire
The piece surveys attitudes toward the bald eagle as national symbol from Indians to Franklin and modern views. It cites Franklin calling the eagle a bird of bad moral character and mentions Stan Froberg and Princess Anne, with Shakespeare quoted in a humorous vein about eagles and small birds.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Adman
Stan Froberg
Anne
Shakespeare
Q s and A s Lee Jackson D U oniay answer Virginia
Q asks state of Lee Jackson D U oniay and notes Virginia. It then asks interval between high tide and low tide on the Atlantic Coast. Answer states that tides come twice and the interval between high and low water is a little more than six hours.
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Lee Jackson
Ickson
Jena
Virginia
Atlantic
National Goals report critiques highlight nonbinding approach
Government analysis argues the National Goals for balanced growth lacks concrete solutions for population, pollution, and education. It praises objective studies on population density but notes metro areas will house most people, while small towns grow slowly. Democracy, not coercion, shapes migration and birth trends.
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America
National Goals
White House
U.S
Ansley, Coale
Population Association of America
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
Campbell Soup and Localized Growth Shape Ecological Efforts
The piece notes how Campbell Soup Company expands in smaller towns, creating jobs for about 14,000 and involving around 56,000 family members in related communities. It highlights environmental initiatives like odor control in Napoleon and water conservation in Paris Texas, while urging a comprehensive inventory of corporate actions to address population and environmental trends.
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Campbell Soup Company
WB. Murphy
Frank Lloyd Wright
Food Processing Corporation
Campbell
Camden
Chicago
Sacramento
Calif
Paris
Tex
Napoleon
Sumter
South Carolina
Sport Foundation, Inc
National Goals
White House
Music and wordplay puzzle stirs fans across roster
A mosaic of clued overlaps blends music terms with crossword style hints. The grid references names like Biden and Kea and others, hinting at a playful puzzle connecting sports, history, and culture through clever wordplay and scattered proper nouns.
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Basin Street
Farowey
Noah Soves
Mewent Hardy
Deanotish Ib
Knights
Nebraska Guard to Camp Ripley for three weeks training
At midnight Saturday three Columbus men of Company A W0th Medical regiment and 63 troops depart for Camp Ripley Minnesota for three weeks of intensive training and maneuvers. Maj J Worih Evans and 1st Lieut Gen L Teply accompany the unit as medical staff. Capt Carrall D vans plans to attend Camp Ashland later.
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Columbus
Nebraska National Guard
Camp Ripley
Little Falls
Minn
J. Worih Evans
110Th
L. Teply
Howells
Joseph J. Sysia
Jeff
Linn Creek
International Association of Grapho-Analysis
Columbus Trade
Burlington
Ulysses
Staplehurst
Union Pacific
Monroe
Shelby
Daily Telegram
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Uie
Robert D. Vlory
Army
Officers Reserve Corps
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Judge Advocate Department
Raymond Martensen
Monroe Duroc
National Nurse Congress
Cedar Rapids
Mortensen
L. Bogsingham & Sons
Stanford, Ill
Glascock Duroc Farm
Kingham
Ind
Telegram
Merchantite Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
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