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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1974

Page

3

Who Will Cut Spigot In Federal Spending Debate

The piece argues the looming half trillion dollar federal debt threatens the economy and calls for spending cuts. It cites Nixon’s payroll slash proposal of 40,000 federal workers and a $3 billion reduction, praising Sen. Jesse Helms for opposing the Dirksen Senate Office Building expansion and urging public leadership in cutting costs.

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Letters of thanks from Wakefield area readers

A collection of thank you notes and editor letters from Wakefield residents expressing gratitude for protest, volunteer efforts, event organization, and photography at local happenings. Names include Nina Hollandworth Margie Baker Pat Delerman Peg Slusarski Lefty Olson Joan Bellen Cindy Mueller Cindy and Amy Pleilner Audrey Went and others.

Nina Hollandworth Margie Baker Pat Delerman Peg Slusarski

Too many unwanted pets and children haunt America

Dr. Walter Zischlag warns the nation faces not too many pets or kids but too many unwanted, uncared for ones. He cites the need for responsibility in ownership and parenting amid reflections on war talk, broken homes, and social patterns. The piece notes a July 7, 1935 viewpoint urging American self­examination.

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Freedom Gospel and self-rule sermon in Columbus Telegram

The Columbus Telegram column discusses freedom as a divine gift, not government grant, linking self-control to moral guides such as the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It argues freedom is exercised through personal responsibility and alignment with moral standards.

Your Freedom Gurrentiers

Why Thin People Struggle to Gain Weight and How to Help

Dear Reader, heredity and activity shape your frame. You can gain muscle by strength training rather than endurance sports. Eating extra calories without strength training won’t build muscle. use a planned program with progressive resistance. Supplements are unnecessary. focus on protein from normal foods and guidance from local fitness instruction.

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Scrambler Across 33 Linset and Other Puzzle Clues

A jumble of crossword like clues spans many categories from geography to objects across numbered rows and columns. It lists hints for capital cities, foods, animals, and phrases with some incomplete or scrambled words.

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Arabs could cure America's inflation

Washington reports argue that petrodollars from Saudi Arabia and Iran will flood the U.S. with long term funds, lowering interest costs and boosting industry, home building, and car sales. The piece notes risks from short term lending, Krupp dealings, and growing Arab research into long term investments to counter Iran expansionism.

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Conservatives one way out amid impeachment debate

A conservative view outlines possible paths in the Nixon impeachment saga. The worst outcome for conservatives would be Nixon surviving House impeachment with a Senate vote that leaves him in office, deemed unfit by large majorities, leaving his leadership damaged and his political influence erased.

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Nixon Impeachment Battle Reduces to Tough Senate Choices

The piece argues Nixon faces impeachment risk with House managers pressing hard. It suggests Republicans must weigh conviction votes, potentially resigning or risking a decisive Senate verdict. Nixon’s fate is framed as pivotal for the 1976 political landscape and the GOP’s strategic position.

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