Savings and the role of banks in capitalism
The piece argues that individual and collective savings fuel capitalism by providing banks and savings institutions with funds to lend for business expansion. It explains how interest works, current rate ceilings, and a proposed shift to eliminate ceilings, suggesting higher returns for savers and potential inflation controls. It cites Nixon’s call to end rate limits, noting possible higher passbook savings payments if enacted.
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Inpost
Washington, DC
Nixcn
Nixon
AP Ilear
Congress
Babe Ruth legacy fades as baseball faces its own decline
A retrospective on Babe Ruth’s life and impact notes his unmatched skills as pitcher and hitter and his larger influence on American culture. It contrasts his era with modern baseball and anticipates records being broken, while reflecting on the sport’s aging fans and shifting times.
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Babe Ruth
Swat
Ruth
Baltimore Orphan
Boston
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Babe Kath
Yanager Stond
Wuggins
Joe McCarthy
Raschall
Sav
Babe
Considine
Lou Gehrig
Yankee Stadium
Lars
Lau
Cotrig
Bobby Jones
Aden Wilts
Bill Tilden
Jack Dempsey
Averyboly
Batk
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta
Commissioner of Baseball
Joc McCarthy
Gehrig
The Columbus Telegram Editorial 1973 Aspires
The Columbus Telegram on Wednesday August 15 1973 argues for liberty and responsible government linking moral pulpit ideals to the Declaration of Independence. It stresses freedom as essential and urges political consistency and peaceful aims.
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Himvstung
Vantyol Winnecht
Marthy
The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Ask the Doctor Cholesterol and Hormones in Women and Men
A questions column discusses whether estrogen protects women from high cholesterol, notes the roles of estrogen and progesterone and testosterone, and explains how hormone ratios influence female and male traits. It also covers heart cancer rarity, heart function, and how environmental factors like smoking drive cancer risk, urging preventive measures.
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Ry Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Bamb
Reader
Dr. Lamb
Old and New Word Puzzle Fragments
A scrambled list of cryptic clues and partial entries includes numbers, foreign terms, and fragmented definitions. Reads like a word puzzle page with mismatched hints for items such as venues, foods, and descriptors, some clearly garbled.
Muskie's Clean Air Act split critics urge wiser approach
Critics condemn Senator Muskie for enacting a nationwide Clean Air Act without chemists or economists input. They warn it imposes costly exhaust standards suited to Los Angeles on regions without inversion problems, risking oil waste, higher imports, and greater nuclear dependence while ignoring natural CO and sulfur dynamics.
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Edmund Muskie
Malie
Tae
Chiens
Los Angeles
Muskie
Alaska
Middle East
Venezuela
Colorado Mountains
Plains
North Makota
Nature
Detroit
Montana
California
U.S
ODN
Uiehe
BKK
Lyvefeld
I West Muropeanil Dapan
Sprong
Farthermore
Ratterdane
Senate Public Works
John K. McKinkey
Texaco
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
James Brickley
Near York
Tring
Inner cities rebirth across the nation and plans
Two decades after World War II major cities faced a crisis from suburban flight. Redevelopment efforts grew through private and public sectors, with Pittsburgh Hartford Philadelphia Atlanta leading a wave of urban renewal. New York and Lower Manhattan saw more than $5 billion in construction and 47 million sq ft of office space, aiming to create a 4th largest office center and a modern mixed use district by 1980.
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Immer
Pittsburgh
Hartford
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
Loop
Detrait
New York
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Lower Manhattan Financial District
Lower Manhattan
Gily
Inel
Missouri
Columbia
University of Missouri
Freddie A. Mantz
University
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