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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1974
Page
2
An opinion piece argues that politicians influence public behavior and worsen downturns by creating panic. It contrasts private restraint and innovation during scarcity with government-driven rationing and expenditure, noting politicians often maintain high spending while urging others to cut back.
The author argues that government price controls fail in a free economy and warns that regulating meat and oil prices leads to shortages. They claim regulation discourages production and tie price outcomes to government spending, urging leaders to reduce federal costs to lower prices naturally.
A musing roundup of dislikes and targets from social life, media and public figures. The speaker lists doctors, TV guides, advertisements, drivers, fashion and fashion journalism, tabloids, politicians, writers, actors, and everyday annoyances. The tone is anecdotal and stream of consciousness with strong named entities and cultural references.
The Columbus Telegram editorial aligns freedom with moral guidance, stating that true liberty comes from God and individual responsibility. It rejects political grants or anarchy, urging readers to promote peace beginning with themselves.
Dr Lamb replies that low fat milk provides calcium and protein without needing fat. Fat is not required to absorb calcium or fat soluble vitamins. fortified skim and two percent milks offer calcium and protein. He criticizes nonmedical nutrition advice and supports heart health guidance from the American Heart Association.
A fragmented word puzzle page presents cross references including air, Nederlants city hints, shells, bones, and animals. It lists various clue numbers and partial answers across a wide range of topics from anatomy to geography, with stray letters and misprints suggesting a cryptic style.
In Washington observers contrast Kissinger and Schlesinger over detente with the Soviet Union, SALT IL strategy, and the U.S. strategic defense posture. Kissinger leans toward negotiated reductions and verification limits while Schlesinger favors open debate and a balanced military strength to pressure diplomacy. The dispute centers on missile reductions, MIRVed weapons, and how to respond as Geneva talks resume, amid Moscow’s 1973 Middle East role and recent nuclear tests.
The piece argues against a federally owned oil and drilling yardstick and cites John L. Ryan of Indianapolis, postal rate expert, who warns mixed monopoly and competition in mail delivers unclear market judgments. It notes private parcel carriers and USPS competition distort first class service and questions open competition across all mail.
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