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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1973

Page

2

Guaranteed income drawbacks and skeptical view

Telegram opinion argues against universal guaranteed income by highlighting lack of incentives and risks of government fiat. It cites concerns about reduced effort, potential dependence, and the emptying of productive capacity framing the welfare state as unsustainable. The piece references John Hu spots and a libertarian critique of guaranteed earnings.

Nison John Hluspots University of Southen California

Inside Jersey politics and the Wene campaign tale

A memoirish recounting of Elmer Wene and Vene, a New Jersey state senator, detailing campaign maneuvers, milk bribes, and machine politics. The narrator describes driving the state, testifying to the ArcGlellan committee, and the buildup to Wene’s 36 county victory over Alfred Driscoll, with personal glimpses of power, loyalty, and the cost of influence.

Fey Elmey Ant de Tay New Jersey Were Frank Hague Hangtily Frank Eggers Weng Alfred Driscoll Driscoll Vene Elmer Wene Sussex County Gus Ingie Essex Mouse Newark Longy Avillman Zwilman Pepe Ater ArcGlellan Committee Vineland Brunswick Jersey Oie Emily — Hudson John V. Kenny Wene Kenny Boss Hague Vole Driscoll Hudson Elmer

Freedom and self-control declaration in Columbus Telegram

The Columbus Telegram on December 19, 1979 presents a manifesto urging individual freedom and self-control, arguing freedom comes from within rather than government. It references moral laws and foundational principles to promote responsible self-governance.

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Enzymes in digestion and a child’s bowel problem

Reader asks about a two year old with chronic diarrhea and dehydration due to lack of intestinal enzymes. Dr Lamb explains enzymes from pancreas and intestinal wall digest fats carbs and proteins, lack causes malabsorption and diarrhea, usually lifelong managed by diet and medicine, with hope for future advances.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D. Deer Lamb E Wuld Sam Lillee Tanilson

Puzzle Filled Class Menu Teases Wordplay Clues

A fragmented OCR style list presents scattered clues and phrase fragments across a classroom themed word puzzle. The items hint at scholastic terms, directions, and names, with occasional garbled entries suggesting a puzzle page crosswork.

Fragmented Dictionary of Names and Phrases

The text lists scattered terms and fragments including names, numbers, and partial phrases. It appears as an OCR garble with varied language hints and no coherent narrative or clear event. No identifiable person, place, or outcome is determinable from the readable content.

Love's labor lost a bad review

The article reviews the failed plan to establish the new Federal Energy Administration under Nixon. It details Love's removal as senior adviser after a chaotic week of cabinet talks, political maneuvering, and shifting blame. The piece frames the episode as a sign of inept governing and Love's diminished role in energy policy.

Federal Energy Administration Bom Love Colorado Nixon Love Melvin Laird Alexander Malg Teeny William B. Simon John ©. Snowhill Office of Management and Badgel Simon White House Laird Cypilol Hal Henry M. Jackson Energy Sinc Treasury George Shultz Lave Gerald Haig Inv Aglat Ok Mme Aig Canada Denver Joe

Black self help program in trouble in Queens

The Amsterdam News reports Dr Thomas Matthew a black neurosurgeon behind an Interfaith Hospital and NEGRO industries faces Medicaid misuse accusations in Queens court. Allegations include a racially charged remark by a prosecutor and disputed SBA actions. Supporters defend his self help program aimed at rehabilitating addicts ex convicts and building black economic strength.

Thomas Mathew New York City Queens Matthew Bethey Interfaith Hospital Washington Tom Ryan Interfaith Matthew Enterprises Patr Amsterdam News Matthesy Weense Washington, D.C Sinal Business Administration Dr. Matthew Negro Industries Hng 40 SBA Justice Department For Nisa Freedom House Nixon Lawrence Amsterdam Alvernesy Chase

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