Sea Power magazine laments retired pay erosion and recomputation loss
Telegram opinion argues Sea Power magazine condemns the end of recomputation that linked active duty plus retirement pay. It compares the change to being fired by own side and notes calls for higher military pay to attract volunteers rather than relying on recomputation or senescent rules. The piece supports generous pay to retain service members and rejects conscription as a fallback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Power
Mapazine
Military waste and welfare costs fuel inflation debate
The piece argues defense and foreign aid spending plus welfare programs drive inflation. It critiques military waste, cites costly programs, and urges tighter Pentagon spending while noting some allied retirees support reforms. It calls for retirees and active personnel to secure stable dollars amid fiscal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
Taa
Congress
T Ie
One Last Drive Before the River
A troubled Vietnam veteran Bob, facing drink problems, drives at high speed toward a bridge on a snowy night. He plans a fatal crash to end his torment, then abandons the car and survives the plunge with inner resolve, while memories of Ymelda and their child anchor him.
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Bob
Ymelda
Vietnam
Mickey
Vyinelda
Little Mickey
Mel
Rob
Tie
Tinuma
Hob
Freedom and Truth in a Columbus Telegraph Essay
The Columbus Telegraph urges readers to defend freedom through personal responsibility and truthful conduct. It argues freedom is not chaos but constructive control guided by the Golden Rule and Independence, promoting peace starting with the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
Dear Dr Lamb on pain and diverticulosis guidance
Reader writes in severe persistent pain from possible diverticulosis and cramping. Dr Lawrence Lamb explains functional disorder, bowel training, dietary bulk, and possible lactose intolerance. He notes potential milk elimination and avoids caffeine beverages while offering two booklets for further guidance.
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Lawrence
Lamb
M.D
Dr.Lamb
United States
Deetary
Tye
Sam
Radio” City
New York
N.Y
Global raw material bottleneck threats outlined
A columnist warns of a multipolar world where oil and metal producers unite to leverage shortages. He cites OPEC, bauxite, iron ore, nickel and other ores, noting Western dependence on imports, and calls for energy and power diversification through nuclear, shale, coal and alternative technologies to avert isolation and maintain U.S. leadership.
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U.S
NATO
Japan
Rai’ Gotertab
Yuanli Wu
Frank Barnett
Wideawake National Stategy Information Center
New York City
Persian Gulf
Libya
Algeria
Venuuela
Indonesia
Bill Buckiey
Nationali Iteview
Mediterranean
Sam
Union
Castro
Cuba
Panama Canal
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Henry Kissinger
Yuan-li Wu
James E. Ley
Gulf Oil Corporation
Lee
Fragmented OCR reads with scattered names and terms
Readable portions include scattered phrases and fragmented clues such as names, places, and numbers. The text lacks coherent events or a clear narrative, making it difficult to extract a single story or outcome from the legible material.
Computers and public hostility toward automation warned
A business article warns that rapid computer use can frustrate customers and erode trust when errors occur or responses are too fast. It cites Coopers Lybrand on error handling and speed, plus a Cinderella story of Elyria worker who built 25 million wrenches, illustrating human devotion amid automation. It also critiques energy policy and mentions a California garbage-to-fuel plant with a $3.2 million cost and goal to fuel 30,000 people.
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Robert Frost
Coopers & Lybrand
Soldan
Journal
Soell
Albert
Diederich
Elyria
Ohio
Ridge Tool Company
Diedarich
Hia
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Svonder
el Cajon
Calif
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Phil Pastoret
Jim
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Syma
Columbus
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WEA
Cone
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John
Chamberlain
Enone
Barchall
Hang River
Taeatinn
Weary
Ireland
Hang Var
Sword Art
DOW
Tsaummerad
St Fa
Oakley
Mirage
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