India Russia vows promise of weird child war tones
Telegram opinion asserts India becomes Soviet ally after a costly Indo Pakistani war. The piece argues disengagement is dangerous and warns of India’s blitzkrieg like moves from Kashmir to Nepal. It claims the India Soviet Treaty shows a working partnership and criticizes UN ceasefire efforts.
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Editorial Slams Amish Case On CBS Spectrum
The Spectrum radio segment hosts Nicholas Von Hoffman arguing Wisconsin over Amish schooling shows clash of values. He mocks Amish simplicity, contrasts with urban schools, and questions free speech limits amid media hedging and company disclaimers.
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Recall Reform and Public Office Abolition Debate
Waller J. Campbell argues recalls fail to oust elected officials, since laws let incumbents be replaced by more of the same. He suggests abolishing a city office for a year as a token defense to harness public power and force accountability against corrupt or ruthless officeholders.
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Misery and the economy in a quirky forecast
Washington author satirically interviews Dr Friedrich Strasser of the Input-Output Institute. Strasser argues that rising indicators signal a better economy but entail higher stress and service breakdowns. He links airline overbooking to a booming year and notes pricier chaos as growth drives misery.
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Telegram newspaper promotes freedom and moral guides
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal self rule. It frames freedom as compatible with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment and Golden Rule, urging readers to promote peace beginning with themselves. January 18, 1972 edition.
Safe use of frozen leftover turkey and mole care
Dr Lamb explains thawed frozen turkey from leftovers can be eaten if cooled and kept cold. flavor and vitamin loss may occur with long freezing. He notes repeating hair pulling from facial moles irritates skin and can raise cancer risk. surgical removal under local anesthetic is simple and often leaves little scar.
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Fiotlin
Ealing
Fragmented Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled OCR fragment lists crossword hints and partial solutions across and down clues. The jumbled entries reference topics from biology and geography to literature, with partial words and misprints impeding clear interpretation.
Fragmented Q and A on history and trivia
A reader submitted mix of questions and answers about the Charter Oak storm damage boxing history and wildlife protection. It includes a claim about John L. Sullivan as the first modern heavyweight champion and a riddle answer noting the trumpet as both instrument and elephant cry, with vague mention of federal eagle protections.
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Brinkley portrayed as militaristic by Accuracy in Media
The group accuses NBC anchor David Brinkley of manipulating data to argue the United States spends two thirds of its regular tax income on defense. They note he used a private definition of regular tax income and misrepresented total government revenue, comparing the U.S. to Prussia. NBC says Brinkley clarified the phrase referred to income taxes.
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War on welfare to boost food stamps sparks nationwide revolt
A column denounces expanded welfare and food stamp programs as a drag on productive Americans and urges a nationwide taxpayer rebellion. It argues subsidies grow the nonworking class, increases costs, favors liberal policies, and criticizes the Nixon administration and House actions on welfare and housing allowances.
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