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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1972

Page

2

Fight for local school control faces Richmond federal ruling

In the Richmond Virginia case Judge Robert R Merhige Jr orders consolidation of the Helly serial district with two suburban counties creating a metropolitan district with busing to balance races. The column warns federal court power could erode local boundaries and threaten community school districts nationwide.

Congress Nixon Federal United States of America Totter Ixlay People Speak Jude Richmond William Hatner Henrico County Council Pta's Virginia Supreme Court South Vic Richmond Robert R. Merhige Jr Ohe Pri Cilate

Price control riddle on pastrami sales split by service and sale

The NFIB bulletin reports the Cost of Living Council's split decision on price controls for hot pastrami. On premise sales are controlled if the establishment sells under 100000 annually, while off premise or service-only sales escape decontrol. The rule creates double pricing and complex accounting for delis and similar small businesses.

Wations Federation of Independent Business, Inc Nixon Cost of Living Council NFIBT WFIBT NFIBI

Two Pun Bills in Congress Prompt Debate on Felon Sentences

Two types of bills are in play. One by Rep Harold Runnels would add 1 to 10 year prison terms for felons who use a firearm in crime with harsher successive offenses. A TaftSen bill would ban handgun possession for all, but add no penalty for violations, drawing criticism from critics who call it overly broad.

Congress Harold Runnels Philip Taft LeMid

Roosevelt siblings and wealth myths amid Elliott’s family lore

In a late afternoon talk at Goulds Florida, Elliott Roosevelt recalls Aunt Polly and the family’s blunt bluntness, noting Grandmother Sara’s Hyde Park estate and the modest 20th century wealth. He reflects on FDR’s finances, public spending, and private taxes as the family sessions unfold.

Elliott Roosevelt Goulds Florida Patti Roosevelts Laura Delano Rhinebeck Elliott Aunt Polly Paul Merkennel Air Force Grandma Sara Dulchess County Crum Elbow Hyde Park N.Y James Franklin U.S Anna John Mama Dr. Mitchell Sara FDR White House Warm Springs Georgia Harry Hopking Suzi Roosevelt Nirs Polly Filiott

ASK THE DOCTOR Inflamed liver and arthritis questions

Lawrence Lamb MD explains hepatitis basics, forms, transmission routes, and recovery expectations. He warns against lasting liver damage from improper care and notes prevention. A reader asks about high blood pressure and arthritis link, and Dr Lamb suggests the theory is not substantiated and pain can elevate readings temporarily.

Dear Reader Lamb Tam

Fragmented OCR List of Words and Phrases

A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of terms, phrases, and partial clues across languages and topics. It reads like scattered dictionary snippets, with numbers and stray labels interspersed among seemingly unrelated items.

Free China David and Taiwan rise in Yen talk

The talk by C Ki Yen, vice president and premier of Free China, contrasts Taiwan’s thriving farm-led growth with Red China’s subsistence level. Yen cites population, trade, and living standards, noting Taiwan’s success in agriculture and gradual industrialization, and highlighting Taiwan as a strong economic partner despite Beijing’s size.

Taipel C. Ki Yen Free China Yen David Formosa Strait Taiwan Red China Peking Goodden People's Republic of China Republic of China China Mr. Yen

Taiwan's industrial rise tempts Maoists as Nixon tests resolve

A column argues Taiwan's rapid shift from rural island to industrial hub offers potential gains in education and health while edging toward greater self-sufficiency. It posits Taiwan as a prize for Reds if they wait for key projects like the Peipu plant, electrified rail, new seaport, and hydropower schemes to finish, shaping U.S. policy under Nixon.

C.K. Yen Mr. Yel Taiwan Far East Peipu Taipei-to-Kaoshung Formosa Strait Tachien Sungehi Japan Richard

Question Box on Monopoly and Competition Morality

In a reader exchange Louis Hazlitt cites that price fixing is limited by substitutes and government action often shapes competition. He argues monopolies struggle without restrictions while noting some industries face public policy influences that curb or enable collusion and warns that global car industry merger remains unlikely.

Ferdinand Lundberg Automobile Industy Outer Space Norman Henry Hazlitt Arlington House Sodh Ford Chrysler

Federal judge orders merging three Virginia districts into one

On January 10, 1972 a federal judge consolidated Richmond city Henrico and Chesterfield counties into a single 101000 student system. It transfers land and buildings to a new school board to achieve racial balance, provoking nationwide concern about loss of local control and urging action to urge Congress to decide education and government fate.

Richmond Henrico Chesterfield Virginia Ms. Baca House of Representatives Legislative Branch Congress

Private “aye” and the uncounted backer in a slaving tale

A friend with a negative view of his wife claims he works for a slaving cause. The private “aye” is a man who refuses to stand and be counted for the backer’s cause.

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