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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
4
A Walsh-era column quotes Fuller and Muller arguing wind solar and geothermal power could solve energy needs. They claim ignorance and regulatory hurdles block development, urging private enterprise to accelerate tapping sun wind and earth interior resources nationwide.
A critical notice argues the U S Census Bureau removes gender terms from its Occupational Classification System replacing men words with neutral forms such as cler gymen to clergy and salesmen to sales workers. The piece notes several changes and questions potential limits to gender language evolution.
Residents at Beatrice State Home for Retarded Children need gifts this Christmas. Beatrice area groups seek Nebraskans’ help with puzzles crafts fishing gear toys and money. Contributions may be sent to Beatrice State Home Beatrice Nebraska 68310 and to partners in Columbus Nebraska.
An opinion column riffs on extreme ideas to solve the energy crisis. It humorously suggests outsourcing gas rationing to the Mafia, and to curb fuel use, proposes banning car chases on television. The piece playful-criticizes government inefficiency and media fuel consumption.
A reader asks if diabetes can cause episodes of low blood sugar and explains that insulin timing faults may trigger hypoglycemia even when insulin production is insufficient. The doctor notes this is a distinct mechanism from typical high blood sugar and emphasizes faulty timing rather than excess insulin.
Pastoral Friend observes a perpetual motion clock from home to shop. The piece mocks money debates and the Mint as a strap metal dealer. A device allegedly powers lights for dates, while fashion hopes and local talent are noted amid gallery clocks disruptions.
The article critiques a New York review and supports Albert H. Newman's 1970 book arguing Oswald acted in a political crime context. It cites Oswald’s rooming-house findings, pro Cuba materials, and alleged plot links with Castro, Walker, Nixon, and various radical groups, contending Oswald’s motive was political and anti Cuban policy driven.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller is viewed as the strongest bet for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination, while a fifth term for him appears unlikely. Officials note voters tire of long incumbency, age concerns, and the Watergate era backdrop, though Rockefeller retains national GOP support.
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