Mennonites Oppose Education Standards in Allen County
A Telegram opinion piece frames Mennonite Christian Day School near Bluffton as a menace to Allen County. It argues state education standards are unaffordable for Mennonite families and claims reform would force youths into Juvenile Court while praising religious schooling and traditional values.
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Alle County
Ohio
State Department of Education
Allen County
Mermonite Chistian Day School
Blida
Washington D. C
Chittren
Ant Caesar
American Civil Liberties Union
Ndt
Ollow
Government needs restraint in labor disputes argues editorial
A newspaper editorial argues Congress should reexamine government roles in collective bargaining after the railroad crisis. It contends government intervention should be limited to pressure and mediation, not compulsory arbitration, and warns against universal court penalties and posturing that escalates conflict.
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Congress
United States of America
Beware the chipper and the collectivist property claims
The author argues that if A can control how B uses A’s property then B can control how A uses B’s property. This leads to loss of individual property rights and transfer of control to ruling bureaucrats, creating a master slave dynamic and a warning against Marxist public policy rhetoric.
Nixon taps Connolly for Treasury amid bipartisan hopes
President Nixon nominates Texas Governor John Connolly as Secretary of the Treasury to craft a bipartisan economic strategy. Critics warn of political sniping and conceptual conflicts as Bailey argues for monetary restraint to avoid inflation, recession, and a 1929-like downturn.
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Nixon
John Connolly
the Treasury
Connolly
Exilies
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
New Republic
Kennedy New Frontiersmen
Capital Hill
Joseph R. Slevin
Newsweek
Norman A. Bailey
Queens College
New York
Columbia University Forum
Bailey
J& Mr
Flowery Across M4 Swiss Measure A Pisk Purple
Across and down puzzle clues mix exotic terms, river names, and plant references. The grid lists numerous entries including rose and lily varieties, river identifiers, and color coded hints, with several cryptic style definitions suggesting a themed crossword style.
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Mr. Chaney
Telegram calls for personal freedom and self control
The Telegram advocates freedom as a divine gift not a government grant. It warns against political coercion and urges individuals to cultivate self discipline. The piece reflects on responsibility and the role of God in liberty. Columbus Nebraska notes January 9 1977.
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Tha Galden
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
Commentary on winter travel and public figures with humor about auditors, politicians, and shopping. The piece uses playful but critical lines about thrift, integrity, and public missteps, blending witty observations with light satire.
Q and A science trivia from a historical reader quiz
A reader quiz covers brain presence in vertebrates and the pale horse symbol death. It notes female mosquitoes bite, Minnesota’s Star of the North origin from French, nitrous oxide as laughing gas, the Atlantic Charter signing on the USS Augusta near Newfoundland, and the Rh factor named from rhesus monkeys discovered in 1940.
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President Fld
Roosewalt
Winston Churchill
Augusta
Newfoundland
The Intellectuals and the Free Market Debate
A dialogue on the hostility of intellectuals to society and capitalism. Friedman argues pre 19th century intellectuals were allies to power, but modern thinkers favor planning over free markets. The discussants note the appeal of cerebral governance despite market efficiency.
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Milton Trieching
Tye
Thas
le Cary
Tenglit
Coleridge
Marx
Hugo
Baudelaire
Friedman
Tike Virgil
Spenser
Alexander Pope
Flight into Tri-State: uneasy ride and past crash echoes
A Huntington boarding scene aboard a Boeing 727 approaches Tri-State Airport on a mountain ridge. Passengers fear air turbulence and recall a DC-9 crash that killed 75, with Marshall University coach Frank Loria remembered from Virginia Tech days.
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Huntington
W. Va
Nua
Tri-State Airport
Tri-State
West Virginia
BCS
Marshall University
Frank Loria
Gay
Virginia Tech
Miami
Hilltop flight fears shape Kanawha and Huntington airports
A West Virginia aviation discussion highlights two hilltop jetports, Kanawha in Charleston and Tri-State at Huntington, with concerns over safety and terminal expansion. Historical crashes at Charleston and Huntington spur talk of a larger Midway airport, which local officials reject while Kanawha officials resist joining such plans.
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Claud
West Virginia
Kanawha
Charleston
Huntington
Midway
Calvin Wilson
Kanawha County
Pete Cappadoni
Tri-State
Hillltop
Westania
Resignation of City Physician Dr J North Evans Accepted
City council accepted Dr. J North Evans resignation as city physician on Thursday night though no successor was chosen due to Mayor Harry Lohr's absence. Evans said he was called to active army duty and left for Camp Robinson. Evans had been named city physician by Mayor Lohr in September while Dr C D Evans served as state surgeon to aid in selective service.
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J. North Evans
Harry Lohr
Evans
Camp Robinson
Bath
Lohr
Dre. C. D. Evans
National Guard
Central National Bank
Columbus
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Phil Pastoret
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Minnesota
North Star State
Nord
North
Ieiecman
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Penlures Syndicate
Lee Mueller
News of
Yesteryear
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Telegram
George W. Hyatt
Saturday Evening Post
Je. Hyatt
St. Bonaventure High School
Pasocrates
Hyatt
Navy
Creighton
Bellwood Cooperative Credit Association Bank
Intradars
Whey
Platte County
LeRoy Schumacher
Schumacher
Claire County
Tchard Regan
Charts Schouth
Platte Conty
Nebraska
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Tegan
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