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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
2
Washington humor column discusses a marriage contract idea that would share domestic duties. It critiques equal chores like dishwashing and child care, proposes monthly lawn work, and even suggests provisions on managing a family buffalo. The gag highlights absurd, exaggerated terms and marital tension.
Democratic leaders outline pledges to cap radio and TV and newspaper ad spending for early primaries. The plan allows about 822000 for media in the four early states, with penalties and reporting to police compliance. Muskie Jackson Lindsay Humphrey signaled support, while McGovern and others eye Florida and Wisconsin.
Three youths on a Bavarian Alps walk fell to their deaths Sunday at Hochslaufen. A fourth youth was rescued in serious condition after a helicopter evacuation. Police reported the accident near Mount Hochslaufen in Bad Reichenhall Germany.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe an evening and holiday service with postage, subscriptions, carrier delivery, and addresses. Mentions Colleg, Merck, Hance, Ba Ves, and a Colembis Te rgeam. Details are garbled with missing names and dates. no coherent event or outcome emerges.
A ceremonial recruitment event marks the assignment of military serial numbers to personnel beginning today. Robert Kaanui of tonolle receives the first official number as auxiliary personnel in Hawaii. All servicemen will be issued security numbers for identification, with Hawaii noted as the last state to adopt the system due to time zone considerations.
An astrology column for Aries through Pisces offers hazy yearly guidance on journeys, relationships, and work. It mixes misspellings with partial advice about planning, independence, and personal goals, while noting a separate sports item on a Soviet high jumper who rose to eight inches taller through drills and diet.
UPI reports that many U S branded products including Dodge Colt RCA gear GE washing machines and Spalding gloves are actually manufactured in Japan. Hitachi Mitsubishi Burroughs and Dita label their components on import models, revealing a vast export pattern under familiar names.
The text notes that Sharp Sanyo Nippon produce abroad with Canon in Japan and Philco Ford sets abroad, contributing to a 275,000 job loss in radio television and electronics, leather footwear, steel, apparel, and textiles. Imports in 1970 widen the balance of payments deficit, with 90 percent of radios and 96 percent of motors and other items imported in 1971.
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