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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
3
Opinion argues that when faced with closed paths one should seek alternatives and work cooperatively. Citing WWI and WWII resilience, the piece urges personal initiative to solve the energy challenge rather than rely on restrictions, envisioning creative redesigns and practical local action.
The piece argues workers face possible layoffs as energy and supply shortages bite. It cites abundant American affluence and questions policy moves by environmental groups and the California Coastal Zone Commission over the San Onofre Nuclear Power plant expansion. The outcome could affect power companies and payrolls, though immediate effects may be small.
The piece argues energy shortages threaten business and jobs while praising nuclear plants as safe based on decades of use. It accuses politicians of obstruction, notes professionals warn of overtaxed energy sources, and calls for pro-expansion voices over political hindrance.
A long, vivid profile of Jerry the Gyp, a small, sharp man who runs a two-restaurant empire near Chatham Square. He minds a Brooklyn mausoleum, reads detective stories, and prizes a fragile honor. His world includes Tessie and Tommy the bartender, a costly ring caper, and fragile loyalty in a crime-haunted circle.
The Columbus Telegram issue from Mon Day Dec 17 1973 in Columbus Nebraska emphasizes information for readers to promote and preserve freedom. It argues freedom is a gift from God not a government grant, urging responsibility, non domination, and moral guidance aligned with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Dear reader asks if pemphigus is inherited and about family impact. Dr. Lamb notes pemphigus has no confirmed cause or inheritance pattern, is not contagious, and can be controlled but not cured. Treatment focuses on infection prevention, pain relief, and comfort with steroid hormones aiding some cases.
An open letter campaign by Committee for Electricity Unlimited urges atomic energy research and fusion as a future power source. Editorials warn about megatons of energy and potential ecological disruption, while scientist Bernd Heinrich cautions humanity risks overshoot and calls for population control alongside wiser energy choices.
The piece argues NATO faces achanged threat as the Soviet Navy grows, challenging Western Europe via sea routes and oil lifelines. It questions Kissinger's leverage to bind NATO to counter sea power, stressing the need for the United States to project unmatched blue water strength or Western Europe risks a pivot to Moscow. It invokes Mahan and Roosevelt to frame naval grand strategy and warns of oil chokepoints and regional pressure from the Persian Gulf to the Baltic.
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