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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1974
Page
2
Opinion column argues against higher taxes on oil firms and against eliminating depletion allowances. It warns removal would curb exploration, raise prices for distant customers, and reduce supply while profits incentivize production. The piece cites William Simon and critiques emotional calls for regulation.
The essay argues savers who invest profits in stocks become capitalists and fund jobs, while socialists label them exploiters. It claims in a free market the worker and capitalist are often the same person and questions who is truly exploited. It contends socialism appeals to envy and elites and lacks worker solidarity.
A priest in attendance at Gulfstream and Monmouth Park recalls visiting the track after 14 years, noting the beauty of the grounds and the temptation of signage and tips. Bets on Highland Morn Strong Son and Kildepper Lady unfold as the priest and companions weigh wagers amid field glasses and racing chatter.
A tale at the track follows Father Kerr and Kelly as they bet on horses including Euphoric and Last Saint. Prince Terrell breaks from the gate and suffers a leg injury while Sturdy Steelmon and Stanley the Creal miss wins.
A fragmentary OCR style notice lists varied terms such as Iran, Persia, River, Spanish river, Amst, Aaconsitian, creature jaeeneay, 85, Traps, Fishholks, Yotia tear, 8Spirded horse, 22 hmepist, 25Frovarication, 30 Capraol brag, SAweigh, Yoroastrian rout, Dower, wartime partners, French revolutionary, Falge, Winter vehicle, Niranianesport, Zola heroine, Nead covering, $2, Medicinal. The text appears to mix names, places, and odd phrases with no coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a poet and various terms and numbers not forming a clear event. Entities include Valtey, Pahang, World War II, and several odd spellings. The readable portion lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable news item to summarize.
Walter Levy, longtime petroleum analyst and consultant to nations and oil giants, warns that OPEC’s control of oil profits risks a massive wealth transfer. He notes weak tech and military gaps in exporting nations, arguing Western resolve is key to avoid destabilizing the world economy.
The piece warns that surplus oil funds could empower oil exporting nations to disrupt Western economies within years. It cites estimates of 42 billion dollars in one year and compares Western gold and forex reserves. It calls for gradual corrective measures including North Sea drilling, pipelines, coal gasification, alcohol fuels, and atomic energy.
Dear Dr. Lamb explains a long term diabetic patient with erratic sugar readings and insulin reactions. Dr suggests potential kidney or bladder issues causing urine sugar independent of blood sugar, advises urologist evaluation for urinary retention and bladder emptying, plus possible kidney function tests and careful insulin adjustments.
Social Security, now administering aid to the aged, blind and disabled, has 3.1 million on rolls and expects $385 million in February payments. Delays and misunderstandings arise as offices face non-clients and the complex shift from state programs. Drug addicts classified as disabled await medical proof and treatment agreements, with payments via representative payees. Weekly applicant totals rise toward 100,000, and approval rates hover around two thirds, underscoring growing challenges to the agency’s celebrated efficiency.
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