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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
4
A call to critics of the business sector to stop merely pointing out flaws and to try starting their own ventures. If successful, they gain competitive insight and profits. if not, they gain experience and understanding of capital needs and market dynamics. It argues entrepreneurs and consumers are natural allies in a private economy.
A reader complains the Columbus Telegram wavers on defense funding and taxation. The editor defends a strong national defense and revenue, noting New York and Washington spend money on services not essential and that taxation is necessary for a large defense program.
The article discusses how candidates, including Reagan, exaggerate virtues to seem honest and formidable. It notes the ongoing 1976 primary push with many hopefuls spending vast money and effort to project flawlessness while concealing human limits. It cites past examples like McGovern Nixon and Muskie to illustrate cosmetic tweaks used in campaigns.
The piece surveys how private lapses and public image affect candidacy with references to Nixon, Reagan, Ford, and Humphrey. It cautions against overexposure and favors short contenders, wardrobe choices, and visible health signals, noting past presidents’ foibles and public reactions.
A 1935 quote critiques congressional plans tied to appropriations and election timing. It notes politicians pass spending bills but not tax sources, compares hog birth control to widespread consumption, and warns plans cause harm to some while benefiting others.
Citizens can write to Rep. Virginia Smith at 1005 Longworth Building Washington DC 20515 or to Senators Carl Curtis at 2213 Dirksen Building Washington DC 20510 and Roman Hruska at 209 Russell Building Washington DC 20510 to share complaints, compliments, or viewpoints.
A 1975 Columbus Telegram editorial urges readers to uphold freedom through self control and moral guidance. It emphasizes independence, truth, the Golden Rule, and not relying on government license or anarchy. The piece champions peacemaking and civic responsibility.
A two and a half year old with recurrent hypoglycemia episodes needs evaluation by the endocrine metabolic section of a university medical center. The cause can be enzyme defects or an insulin producing tissue. proper diagnosis guides treatment and prevents brain damage. The child should eat regularly and include sugar, with urgent medical follow up for definitive testing.
A compact list of crossword style clues covering across and down entries. Clues span topics from music and literature to geography and anatomy, with many short words and varied wordplays. The page presents a dense puzzle format with numerous cross references and definitions.
Editorial warns the 1976 composite oil price bill would curb new domestic oil by limiting exploration and extend controls on old oil. It argues higher imports from OPEC by 1980 and potential gas price chaos, urging President Ford to veto to protect motorists and future generations.
The piece argues that Israel may be a nuclear power and warns that hidden arms alter Middle East balance. It cites Kissinger, Rabin, and the oil-driven Western dependence, highlighting risks of oil loss and global disruption if Israel’s capabilities are revealed.
Jim Bishop reflects on Israel’s atomic capability and the global arms race. He warns that accidental use could destroy vast areas and calls for a negotiated peace between Israel and Arab states, noting oil wealth and Superpowers’ roles in pursuing stability. He criticizes U S policy and Kissinger’s influence.
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