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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
3
A reader compares medical quackery with organized crime in the meat trade, arguing how price controls and quotas create a black market. The piece posits that criminals exploit regulation while authorities sometimes harm more than they help, inviting reflection on who serves the public.
A Wall Street observer predicts the 1970s will be the decade of the woman investor as Forbes cites women’s growing financial clout. Women’s assets include 172 billion in stocks, 116 billion in income, 10 billion in mutual funds, and 5 billion in death benefits. Investment clubs grow, courses on financial planning expand, and some women outperform men in stock picking.
A harsh critique of Lance Rentzel and Joe Namath amid off field troubles. The piece questions commissioner Rozelle's handling, calls for psychiatric treatment, and reflects on public punishment and social counsel amid football's image crisis.
Dear reader explains rheumatic heart valve leakage and enlarged heart. Weight loss improves breathing by reducing cardiac workload. Heart failure during surgery may reflect existing valve damage and overall heart function. A cardiologist should evaluate for possible surgical correction after a full assessment.
A fragmented clue page lists scattered answers and partial definitions across themes including time of day, nationality hints, and garbled entries. The grid hints at wordplay involving prefixes, instruments, and actions, with several illegible or tangled elements.
The Columbus Telegram edition asserts freedom as self-control grounded in faith and moral guides, arguing it is a divine gift rather than a government grant. It cautions against license and anarchy and emphasizes responsible, consistent living aligned with religious commandments and the Declaration of Independence.
The United Nations plans a yearlong inquiry into the behavior of multinational corporations prompted by Chilean tensions. The piece notes shifting global corporate power, with Japanese, European, and Canadian firms expanding in the United States and ties to major financial players.
The text argues foreign dominated multinationals will create or protect jobs in America and deter anti U N actions against U S giants like General Motors and IBM. It notes Grove Manufacturing in Britain and West Germany, Control Data in Bucharest, and Technicolor in China as examples, underscoring profitability over currency concerns.
An experienced Republican argues the GOP should embrace a generational shift beyond Watergate. Reagan and Rockefeller are discussed as elder candidates, with age and past associations affecting prospects. The piece notes Baker and Perey as younger, less-known options, and suggests voters favor fresh faces over veteran figures in the 1976 nomination race.
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