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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1974
Page
2
A historical view argues that taxes on business are ultimately paid by customers. Goods tax at every production stage raise final prices, reduce competition, and shrink jobs. The piece notes realtors and politicians advocating higher taxes, questioning who bears the burden and urging policy consideration.
A historic New Haven diner claimed to have invented the hamburger in 1900 faces demolition for a 12 story medical complex but will be moved to become a city landmark and continue serving future generations. The piece also calls for youth volunteers to join YARC to help mentally retarded citizens with after school and weekend jobs, urging calls to adviser Phyllis Urkosk at 861 3758 after 5.
A columnist laments distance from Washington and focuses on Gerald Ford’s early inflation moves. He argues bulbs of public trust hinge on real actions, not glossy PR. The piece contrasts seeing jack e rabbits and coyotes with the need for direct accountability and timely government moves.
A compilation of quiz questions and answers covering world politics horse measurement muscle hair response and geology. It notes the United Arab Republic area count Syria Egypt West Virginia coal leadership Walter E. Scott alias Death Valley Scotty and Crater Lake depth.
The Columbus Telegram editorial argues that true freedom comes from self control and is a gift from God, not a government grant. It cites the Covering Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence to stress consistency with moral guides for personal development and social responsibility.
Dr Lamb explains that estrogen loss after a complete hysterectomy is not automatic as ovaries may remain and still produce estrogen. Decisions about needing estrogen depend on medical examination, not mothers or friends. Some women need hormones, others do not, and an exam will clarify.
The fragment lists a string of scattered clues including sports terms, tools, and names. It hints at a puzzle or crossword style item with entries like fencers swords, Siamese cards, and various wordplay labels. No coherent narrative or clear event is present.
Wordplay sketches a disjointed scene with quirky phrases about shamans alligator pairs and the challenge of staying sober. The piece riffs on social missteps and odd comparisons, highlighting a nameless narrator’s sharp but jumbled musings.
The Atlantic columnists suggest a Ford era of good feeling is unlikely. Inflation, a Democratic Congress, and budget fights will force vetoes and public battles. Busing, welfare, Vietnam, and Middle East tensions promise renewed partisan clashes and a fragile calm.
The text outlines Gerald Ford’s past stance on cutting government spending, proposing a bipartisan commission to review programs, and pushing for budget discipline. It notes 1967 data on federal aid and agencies, plus Ford’s support for investment credits, tax incentives, housing subsidies during unemployment, and a five year budget projection. Alan Greenspan and Arthur Burns are named as key allies.
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