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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
3
Telegram opinion argues the phrase hides a real economic meaning. It notes most adults work for others, wages fund production and profits, and home workers influence family finances by daily performance. The piece urges doing one’s best each day to advance personal and economic stability.
The piece reflects on NASA’s space program from Apollo era to Skylab, noting past near disasters and the ongoing dangers faced by Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott Jack Lousma. It praises NASA technicians for salvaging equipment and improvising to keep life support and systems functioning while a rescue crew may be sent next month.
The editor thanks many volunteers for a successful Class A baseball tournament at Columbus. A letter from Hartman Post No. 81, plus names like Mike Zastera and Bill Redraw, accompanies notes and stray musings about blunderbusses and trains.
A dietitian at Hollywood Memorial Hospital outlines a four day meat light menu plan to provide essential nutrients at about half the cost of meat heavy meals. Read her guidance on breakfasts lunches and dinners with specific dishes and ingredients.
The Columbus Telegram prints a 1973 editorial urging freedom from government overreach and warning that control of power hinders national capability. It emphasizes peaceful steps to begin change and upholds the principles of independence with strong civic messaging.
A reader asks about birth control choices and the difference between hysterectomy and tubal ligation. The doctor explains ovaries remain active, pregnancy risk and sterilization mechanics, and notes not all doctors or hospitals agree on tubal ligation.
A compact puzzle listing numerous cryptic style clues with mixed language hints and partial answers. The page shows various numeric indicators and euro, German, and English fragments that point to wordplay solutions and cross references.
A columnist surveys diverse views on inflation from a high school teacher, a supermarket manager, a mechanic, and a housewife, noting misconceptions and urging Washington to reveal the truth about monetary policy and price dynamics. The piece laments shifting blame and calls for clearer economic explanations and action.
A mix of business owners and citizens discuss inflation with few concrete causes cited. A history teacher uniquely notes inflation occurs when prices outpace wages due to unbalanced government spending, while others offer broad ideas and anecdotes.
Street interviews probe the Supreme Court's standard of "the average person applying contemporary community standards" for obscenity. The author argues true average is mythical, highlighting the clash between conservatives and liberals and the danger of reducing art and freedom to a false median.
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