Anti business campaign shapes public view on industry decline
Telegram opinion argues that anti business sentiment grows as politicians politicize industry. It cites Business Week data showing trust in business fell from 47 to 16 percent since 1945, warns of increased regulation, and urges business leaders to focus on education and youth outreach rather than political campaigns.
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Ds Berg
Business Week
Magague
Molic
Jeffrey Siduh
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Capitalisur
Research Institute of Ateries
Hope Waless
Uie
Black Hills Encouraged to Withstand Rapid City Floods
A regional appeal urges American communities to aid Rapid City South Dakota after torrential rains and a dam break killed over 200. Local leaders urge visitors not to cancel summer plans as most hotels and campgrounds remain open and Mount Rushmore is undamaged. The message stresses tourism remains vital to reviving the region’s economy.
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Ural
Uhis
Dean
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
Rapid City
Stockton wedding dress claims bullet hole in waist
Stockton city officials faced questions over a wedding dress priced at 387.81 dollars that the owner says has a bullet hole in the waist. Police previously shot at a robbery suspect near a store, and retailer David Levinson suggested the dress would suit a shotgun wedding in a Dallas Morning News style flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
David Levinson
Dallas
Tex
Sally Reynolds School and Black Witnesses in Jackson
A white observer recalls a Mississippi city scene describing the Sally Reynolds School, elevator interactions with black workers, and residents debating integration. The piece reflects on race, education, and long-standing tensions from Montgomery to the present, with personal reflections on identity and belonging.
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Sally Reynolds
Black School
Jackson
Mississippi
New York
Pittsburgh
Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr
NAACP
Washington
America
Africa
Hera
Stepin Fetchit
Freedom and Independence Referenced in 1972 Columbus Speech
A Columbus Nebraska item notes August 7 1972 as a date linked to an independence themed message. The piece references guiding principles and the idea that freedom comes with responsibility. It evokes historic American ideals and the notion of self reliance.
Obesity linked to higher medical risks says Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb explains obesity heightens stroke and coronary risk due to atherosclerosis. He notes exceptions among thin individuals with hypertension and emphasizes that obesity raises diabetes, vascular issues, and post operative complications while life insurance interests reflect greater health risk. He also advises on selecting cosmetic surgeons via medical societies and doctors.
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Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
al My House
Axl
Iife
Lamb — T
County Medical Society
Ium Askhem
Chicago
Cook County Medical Society
Buckley Plan for Israel's Statehood Sparks Debate
The column weighs Buckley’s proposal to make Israel the 51st state of the United States, arguing the plan is rational but hinges on Israelis trusting U.S. power. It notes military and political tensions, mockery from opponents, and the broader idea of federation urged by Clarence Streit as a path to unite democracies and curb global conflict.
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Bill Buckley
Northern Ireland
Christendom
Bin
Israel
U.S
la Golda Moir
Moghe Dayan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Palestine
Sitler
Buckley
Bill
Clarence Strett
Iberties
Streit
Compwnists
Del
Nighttime Across 38 Tiny Cull to 27 Marsh Grass
Puzzle page fragment lists clues with numbers and partial phrases. Readable entries include references to weather, food, and locations. Several lines mention places and entities, but many letters are garbled, yielding unsupported details.
Endurance and history shape U S defense stance in St Louis
A St Louis visit to Mississippi landmarks underscores France's early North American impact and the enduring lesson of protracted conflict. The piece links history to current defense debates, arguing for sustained military strength against cuts and highlighting the risk to national security and allied support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
mid-America
France
North America
Mississippi
West
Virginia
Carolinas
Allegany Mountains
Frenehmien
Ste. Genevieve
United States
India
Pennsylvania
Defense race in St Louis spurs F 18 and Trident talks
An editorial argues defense needs exceed today’s budget limits. It notes the F 18 successor to the F 4 Phantom and the Trident submarine as pivotal programs, warning critics who oppose defense and urging stronger U S forces to deter Soviet power in the Pacific and beyond. The piece contrasts US strategy with French surrender rhetoric and stresses securing North American interests.
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St. Louis
Southeast Asia
United States
Melvin Laird
USSS
U.S
Perce
Boyrhou
America
Pacific
Vranceld
France
Vas
Mississippi Valley
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Santa
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Spabeaty
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Telegras
Your Freedom
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Guidane
Telegeans
Mondey
Columbus, Nebraska
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John
Chamberlain
King
Synscare
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Catelur
Uralui
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Welkeupea
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Swewsfaper Enterprise Assn
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