Hunters and Drivers Face Similar Punishments in Meigs County
Telegram opinion argues judges levy strict penalties for out of season deer hunting in Meigs County Ohio. It notes two men fined and jailed temporarily, with long-term hunting bans, and compares this to how driving offenses rarely lead to license revocation despite severe harm. It asserts public support for hunter penalties versus inconsistent highway justice.
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Meigs County
Ohio
Ins
Parmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Peples
Texas Way
Yippie Leaders Ousted as Movement Shifts course
The Youth International Party dissolves its leadership as Jerry Rubin and Abbie Hoffman, now aged 34 and 25, are ousted amid criticisms of lucrative speaking fees and personal gain. Columbus, Ohio hosts the vote signaling a move away from the 1960s protest image toward a diminished role in politics.
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Jerry Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Battle of
Chicago
Youth International Party
Columbus
Ohio
Holfmay
Rubin
Ecology: a new cause for activists and the movement
A historical critique argues that environmental activism grew from campus protests tied to the Vietnam era and shifted to pollution and land use as a means to sway policy. It questions funding, bureaucratic expansion, and the political use of environmental concerns to regulate private enterprise.
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Vietnam
U.S
Luggage Searching Sparks Embarrassing Travel Habits
ART BUCHWALD reflects on heightened airline carry on searches and the awkward consequences. He notes changing packing habits, stricter inspection by marshals, concerns over dirty laundry and reading material, and the pressure to appear orderly at check in. He also recalls past favorite reads and jokes about public perception on flights.
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Washington
George Romney
Packing Gripes and Travel Woes Narrated in Anecdotes
A narrator vents on airport baggage checks and packing, imagining a chalk graded luggage system. He lampoons the impersonal search, envies others who pack carelessly, and riffs on travel annoyances from toiletries to vacation time. He also jabs at golf, home screens, and old TV patterns.
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Arlene Francis
Telegram Freedom Message From Columbus Neb 1972
The Telegram issue from Saturday December 9 1972 in Columbus Nebraska promotes freedom as a divine gift and self control. It argues freedom is not license or anarchy but aligns with moral guides including the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom Newspaper
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List Reflects Damaged OCR Text
A scattered OCR snippet lists distorted crossword style clues and numbers across entries such as Observe, Stagger, Ventilate, and Bristle measures. The fragment hints at a multi item puzzle page with varied wordplay and partial answers, lacking coherent context or complete clues.
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Peruser
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Dry sea ducks 20Amercan 39 Sabing wild plum t2wds3 di Hardy heroine 38 Near by 271 Egg dish 40 Seethes 18Catkin ALitalian city 23 Spanish 42 Diversify TPASUCS 43 Thought A Lawyer's 44 Merganser concern 46 Versifier 2B Shortjacket 47 Assam 26 Menintain slkwown nymph 4b Jewelin 21 Newspaper 50 Bud's sibling
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Assam
Allende Recasts Imperialism At United Nations
The Wall Street Journal notes Chilean president Salvador Allende redefines imperialism during a UN speech. He argues US lending pressure proves imperialism as Chile faces tighter loans from Export-Import Bank World Bank IDB USAID and private banks. Critics warn of Marxist rhetoric masking economic weakness while supporters call it prudent.
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Salvador Allende Gossens
United Nations
Allende
UN Assembly
Chile
Dr. Allende and Company
Export-Import Bank
World Bank
Inter American Development Bank
United States Agency For International Development
U.S
Dr. Allende
Dee Allende
Barbs Spars With Odds In A Sardine Town Hall Tale
A quirky local note hints at a misfit penny pinching joke in Barbs style. The piece jokes about sardines and a town hall team while mixing phrases about longing, limbs, slips, and cups in a playful, cryptic fashion.
Castro lean toward talks with Washington signals shift
Fidel Castro’s harsh jail sentences for American hijackers and high publicity mark a pivot toward better U.S. relations. The regime’s failures at home and dwindling international stature push Castro to seek accommodation with Nixon, trading leverage for limited gains while his legacy in the 1980s is defined by stylistic revolutionaries.
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Fidel Castro
Washington
Castro
Reek Holtun
Moscony
Casto
Cuba
Sartre
Beauvoir
Sontag
Fidel
Mayor Daley
Poiver
Regis Debray
Che
Marsism
Debray
Bolivia
Brazil
U.S
Guevara
Chile
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
China
Ching
Nixon
Some key execs sabotaging Nixon
Washington report says a small group of holdovers from the Kennedy era oppose Nixon’s programs from inside government. They include outside staff and internal division chiefs who slow or block initiatives, hindering a broad White House agenda and year round use of wartime facilities.
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Washington
NEA
Mall
Kennedy
Nixon
House
Cnsual
White House
Johnson
Mei
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