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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
2
A Telegram Opinion argues the wage earner faces higher costs while a federal freeze and tax rhetoric mislead about inflation. It contends policies shift money to foreign economies, worsening domestic crises, and calls for ending taxpayer funding abroad to restore balance and avoid deeper hardship.
The piece argues price controls hurt consumers and distort markets, prompting hoarding and above-legal raw material costs. It criticizes Nixon for backing controls, contrasts with FDR, and warns lawmakers may overplay their hand while controls undermine trust and equity.
Dr. Donald Newport and Platte College prepare to part ways in the coming days as the school advances into its third year. Newport helped plan the campus with the school board students and community groups and will leave under the guidance of acting president Dr. Veen Taylor amid ongoing challenges.
A chaotic sequence threads through a cold night as Sean Morgatt rescues a laboring mother after a radio prompt, while unrelated scraps recount an abstract art judging joke, a veteran pilot’s war meet, and a tiny hopeful player pushing for one last game at Wallboo University, all in a jammed, humorous collage.
The item presents a devotional message promoting individual freedom and self-control as a divine ideal, aligning with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. Dated Tuesday August 24 1971, Columbus, Nebraska, it advocates freedom as a personal gift and responsibility rather than political grant.
Dr Lawrence Lamb discusses the lingering stitch in the side, possible causes including muscle spasm and gas pressure, factors like cold and tense nerves, and notes that recurrent episodes are not dangerous though painful. He cites athletic training as a factor, with higher incidence among beginners.
Fragmentary puzzle entries list varied clues and partial answers across across and down directions, featuring names, measurements, titles, and roles. The readable segments hint at a mixed set of cryptic style cues without providing full solutions or coherent narrative.
The text presents a garbled list of phrases and number pairs, resembling an OCR mishap from a historical page. It lacks coherent events, names, or clear entities beyond scattered fragments such as Fatherhood, Irish hero, Shellfish, and Hardy heroine, with odd numerals interspersed.
In Peking James Heston’s visit spurred Chou Enlai to assess U S China specialists. He welcomed some, including John Stewart Service and John Fairbank, while excluding John Davies and Owen Lattimore, praising Stilwell but favoring Marshall over Wedemeyer and Hurley. The pattern aligns with the 1951 Senate Internal Security findings and reflects evolving scholarly loyalties amid Cold War politics.
Analyzing a Wall Street Journal piece, the author argues welfare rolls surge from attitudes toward work and living on welfare. He cites rising AFDC costs, shifts in acceptability of menial jobs, and social pressure altering family stability. The piece highlights cultural change driving public assistance growth and its economic implications.
A US Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in Washington DC supports Friends of the Earth suing WNEW for requiring auto ads to warn of health and pollution risks similar to cigarette ads. The decision argues that advertising for cars and related products can influence public health and safety outcomes.
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