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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1976
Page
6
A reader in Elk magazine argues that using God in the Pledge and national symbols reflects faith and unity. He defends belief across faiths and notes history of prayer influencing those who faced overwhelming odds.
H E Nore of Genoa argues the state legislature should cut costs by meeting every two years and limiting session length. He cites rising expenditures from 1965 to 1976, protests the sales and income tax, and praises the unicameral’s deliberative nature while noting lobbyist growth and unnecessary bills.
A wry 1923 column condemns gossip about famous marriages and romance rumors. The author laments sensational pop culture coverage and notes politicians and public figures use family ties to sway elections.
A narration on trivia versus vanity, contrasting meaningful everyday facts with sensational private lives. It critiques celebrity gossip and showbiz chatter while noting how trivia should inform daily communication and avoid vacuous excess. The piece uses humorous, reflective tone to urge topic focus.
A brief historical note from the Columbus Telegram quotes Freedom's ideals and self-control grounded in moral guides. It asserts freedom as a divine gift and distinguishes it from license, urging truthfulness and peace starting with the reader.
Reader asks if his high milk and peanut butter intake plus egg and meat diet raise saturated fat risk. Dr Lamb advises risk depends on blood cholesterol and pressure, urges testing, suggests reducing cholesterol to 300 mg daily, switching to low fat milk, and limiting egg yolks, with tailored guidance based on results. The note references The Health Letter Diet Preventing Atherosclerosis and the address for mail.
A compact listing of across and down clues for a word jumble puzzle with hints like Difficult Dating Athena and Gaelic terms, plus nautical and musical references. Readers solve to fill a grid, matching crosswise and down clues with shared letters.
Commentary on Jeremy Rifkin and the People’s Bicentennial Commission criticizes their pranks, mediagenic image, and alleged goals. The piece notes past protests, such as Boston Harbor actions, and traces Rifkin’s ideological ties to leftist movements and revolutionary rhetoric.
The essay argues the People's Bicentennial Commission promotes Leninist and Maoist ideas framed as revolutionary independence. It notes Rifkin's Declaration of Economic Independence and the PBC’s publicity and mailing network. It discusses PBC targeting Reagan campaigns and campus protests as strategic leverage.
An Indianapolis police officer advocates universal viewing of the film Snuff to expose brutal culture. The piece contrasts permissiveness for sex with tolerance of graphic violence, noting legal gaps and societal decay while urging collective reckoning after 90 minutes of cinema.
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