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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1973
Page
2
The Wall Street Journal defends Phase 3 while critiquing Phase 2 for failing to curb consumer demand and keep prices in check. It argues that frozen prices on hi fi sets and fur hats pushed up steaks and eggs, suggesting that eased controls may shift spending to other goods and temper inflation.
An essay argues that comparing similar historical and policy cases reveals how legal attempts to impose beliefs on others corrupt women’s autonomy. It links post Reconstruction civil rights laws and school evolution fights to abortion politics, warning that prohibition breeds mandates and coercion, not choice.
The fragment mentions a poolside meals venture and a dive-in restaurant. It references a retirement party for Neigubo and a person needing new shoes for his Jalapy. The passage includes informal phrases about marriage, work tasks, and a cigarette controversy.
A reflective piece questions the Vietnam era peace with honor, noting lack of celebration and public mourning. It contrasts Allied and Vietnamese perspectives, recalls Saigon hardships, and argues withdrawal from Vietnam was overdue yet warns against future American funding risking further casualties. It references President Nixon and Thieu, with sobering abolition of war’s glory.
The Telegram editorial urges readers to honor freedom as a gift from God and not a government grant. It cautions that true liberty requires self-control, aligning with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. Published in Golumans, Nebraska on Monday February 12, 1973.
Reader questions about prothrombin blood tests for Coumadin therapy after a heart attack. Normal values show 13 for seconds and 25 for patient blood. treatment aims to prolong clotting time to prevent another attack, with bleeding risk if overtreated. Also brief Q and A on alcohol, Digitalis, smoking, coffee, and kissing.
A jumbled OCR snippet lists varied terms from languages, places, and objects including prayers, nautical items, flora, and provinces. It appears as a garbled crossword style collection with no coherent narrative or clear entities to anchor a summary.
A commentary argues that market chaos is preferable to social planning under Nixon. It cites idle farm land in Pike County Alabama, subsidies totaling millions, and rainfall shocks shaping global grain prices. The piece criticizes planners for inflexibility and extols market mechanisms and voluntary associations as remedies.
The House Ways and Means Committee will host hearings on tax reform as liberal groups press for changes and business spokesmen push for a broader corporate tax cut. Sars Miller II of The Alternative Educational News Service argues that eliminating corporate income tax would boost investment, employment, and competitiveness while tariffs and foreign factors complicate the outcome.
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