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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
2
Telegram Opinion commends Columbus leaders for a one month December respite from feeding meters and urges businesses to park off downtown spaces. It argues meters blend governmental and proprietary functions, notes courts limit profits for street improvements, and mentions Columbus has reserved meter funds for offstreet parking.
A reader argues about when city actions are governmental versus proprietary, using water sales and fire protection as examples. The piece explores liability in disasters like fires or parking lot accidents and questions if cities can be sued when services like water or parking meters are involved.
An Aramen World article notes a brisk market in counterfeit coins in Lebanon and outlines two classic forgery types. Fakers produced accurate copies for collectors, dating back to the Renaissance, while milations were official looking coins used when real coinage was scarce in Athens and Rome. The ARAMCO report links ancient practices to modern U S counterfeit coins and suggests individual skill often outpaces government efforts.
In a recent address Ronald Reagan presented a provocative theory of evolution, claiming that early humans engineered governance as a personal convenience. He argued that government has since prioritized itself as an inconvenience to people.
A comic script depicting President Nixon at Camp David in conversation with God about war in Vietnam, economy, environment, and health care. The dialogue touches on withdrawal from Vietnam, stopping bombing, waters and pollution, and a national health plan, ending with a mock audio outage.
The document proclaims a freedom centered newspaper mission urging self control and moral guidance, anchored by the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Tuesday December 5 1972, it promotes freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility.
Dear Dr Lamb explains Dr Edmund Klein's tuberculin injection into tumors to trigger immune rejection in breast and skin cancers, noting it remains experimental. The piece also outlines colon cancer risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of early detection for possible cure, stressing diet and bowel changes as warning signs. It emphasizes early detection improves outcomes and mentions variability in response to emerging therapies.
Critics question Admiral Zumwalt's handling of Seventh Fleet disruptions and race relations reforms. They argue liberalizing changes risk eroding institutional identity unless paired with clear reaffirmation of core military discipline and purpose.
The article reflects on Apollo 17 as the culmination of an era of lunar exploration. It notes the last manned deep space flight for decades, details the crew and planned activities, and cites future missions and discoveries that promise to extend humanity's reach beyond the moon. Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt command the mission with Ronald Evans orbiting.
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