Telegram Opinion on Shoplifting and Press Accountability
The editorial laments rising shoplifting in Columbus and nationwide, noting over 3.5 billion dollars in unpaid merchandise. It argues media exposure harms offenders more than jail, affirms public record printing of names, and cites Platte County first offense fines of one dollar.
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Columbus
Merchantt Association
Tim
Platte County
Energy shortages threaten living standards and growth
Officials warn of a lasting energy crisis across five Midwestern states including Nebraska due to gas and crude oil limits. Rain and cold drive higher consumption, while environmental protests block refineries pipelines and power projects. Experts fear reduced living standards and a need for hardheaded environmental standards to ease the transition.
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Nebraska
Soi Éyeas
California
Southwest
Middle East
Soviet Union
Forest Service shifts to letting fires burn under control
Smokey notes a shift as the Forest Service adopts a policy allowing lightning fires to burn out under supervision. Editorials had urged less undergrowth buildup and more natural forest housekeeping. Critics say private timber firms long pushed conservation while the agency lagged in adopting nature’s approach.
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U.S. Forest Service
Europe
Nature
Dheth
Forest Service
Aseay
G. McDaniel
McDaniel
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Minsion
Georgia- Pacific
Boise-Cascade
Weyerhaeuser
Washington fans recall Super Bowl trip as triumph turned tides
The Washington contingent recalls a 22 000 strong journey to Los Angeles for the Super Bowl, the welcome from Californians, and the sudden reversal after a 14 to 7 defeat. As the game ended, perceived status shifted from celebrated visitors to “losers,” prompting a mass return home under a cloud of changed mood and missed connections.
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Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
California
Washington
Vietnam
Redskins
Sinatra
Dingh Shore
Warren Beatty
Billy Kilmer
Larry Brown
Chris Manburger
George Allen
Roy Jefferson
Mike Bass
Beverly Wilshire
Frank
Palm Springs
Dinah
Miss Shore
NBC
Jeff
L.A
Aeerye
Freedom Is Not License In The Declaration Of Independence
The Telegram expresses a moral stance defining freedom as a gift from God not a political grant from government. It argues self-control over license and frames true liberty with moral guides like the coveting commandment and the Golden Rule, urging peace beginning with individual conduct.
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Oey Cam
Ted
Capani
Epididymitis and testicular swelling in teens and adults
Dear Dr Lamb explains that symptoms described by a reader point to epididymitis or orchitis possibly from mumps, with neck gland swelling preceding testicular inflammation. Prolonged illness requires symptomatic care, rest, and a medical exam to assess for lasting damage, while activity should be limited until recovery.
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Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
Ham
Moore
Fragmented list of terms and names across languages
A scrambled sequence of seemingly miscellaneous terms including animal names, places, languages, and phrases. The items span diverse origins such as Siowan Indian, Portugues, macaw, goddess engraving, and references to Egypt and Africa. No coherent story or clear event is discernible.
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Gerland
Siowan
Africa
Egypt
Giant of Petiars Modern
Techno-extremist Threats Rise From 1972 Incidents
A new breed of tech savvy extremists emerged in 1972 United States. Three early 1972 incidents show how hazardous devices and biological threats targeted banks water systems and airports. Police thwarted Chicago typhoid plot while airline threats disrupted schedules and a Las Vegas incident shattered a bomber’s device.
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United States
San Francisco
Chicago
New York City
Seige
Las Vegas
Fletcher Thompson
Georgia
Weatherman
New Left
Nixon
Nixon bombing fury sparks global uproar and war critique
The piece argues Nixon’s outraged response to the Hanoi and Haiphong bombings contrasts with wartime civilian casualties. It notes claims of unprecedented bombing, cites Hanoi’s 1800 civilian deaths, and compares criticism of Nixon to praise for past presidents who ordered heavy air raids in Korea, Japan, and Germany.
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White House
Nixon
Wanoi
Haiphong
Hanoi
U.S
Adolph Hitler
Attila
Hun
Eisenhower
Korea
Ike
Berlin
Harry S
Truman
Independence
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Tokyo
War cadence and civilian toll in Vietnam debate
The piece argues moral contrasts in wartime bombing, noting heavy aircraft efficacy, civilian casualties in North Vietnam, and selective scrutiny of North Vietnamese actions. It cites figures on Quang Tri and An Lue population losses, questions international reaction, and calls for deeper discussion on civilian harm.
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Comiatat
Britain
Vietnam
Aga
Abr Morce
Hang
Haiphong
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Quang Fri
An Lue
Olof Pale
Sweden
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