Prohibition rhetoric targets gasoline rationing and the underworld
A Telegram opinion argues that EPA plans to ration gasoline in the mid-1970s would resemble liquor-control era suppression. It warns of black markets, government overreach, and reduced private enterprise, questioning why smog measures require maintenance and device use. It asserts public confidence in bureaucracy will erode if government interventions worsen the problem.
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Underworld
Environmental Protection Agency
Howe Grant
Bill
Pacific Electric
EPA
Social Security costs grow as program widens
The piece warns Social Security is expanding from a retirement supplement toward a government pension system for all. It notes rising payroll taxes, looming future increases, and a budget gap of about five billion dollars yearly as benefits outpace taxes. It argues inflation and broad government cushioning raise both security and insecurity.
Global freedom index shows many new nations not truly free
Freedom House analysis of 151 countries finds two thirds of the world’s 2.3 billion people live under severe political and civil deprivation. The report notes Western Europe and the United States rank high, while the Soviet bloc, China, and many postcolonial states score poorly. It warns independence did not guarantee freedom.
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Freedom House
New York
Freedomn
United States
Japan
Europe
Soviet Union
China
Africa
Gambia
Ibel
Middle East
Lebanon
Israel
Latin America
Great Britain
New Times and Old Crimes Echo Through History
A reflective critique cites 1863 New York World coverage of inflation, wages, and protests at Cooper Union. It links recurring social ills—inflation, war profits, bankers, and racism—to today, noting press bias and the public’s failure to heed history.
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New York
Cooper Union
Buckland
New York World
She Eh
West Side
Fifth Avenue
Priplers
Grand Central
Cal
Vanderbilt
Drew
Gould
Joseph Medill
Chicago ‘Tribune
William
Europe
Canada
Mesiro
Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Independence
The Telegram argues freedom is a personal gift not government grant, urging self-control and moral guides like the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. It stresses individual courage, responsibility, and peace beginning with each reader. Columbus Nebraska edition.
ASK THE DOCTOR Concussion symptoms and care guidance
Reader questions about brain concussion symptoms and treatment. Explains that concussion is brain shock from head impact, describes possible loss of consciousness, dizziness, confusion, and risk of hemorrhage, and outlines treatment from rest to surgery if needed. Also includes dental sensitivity note unrelated to concussion with brand mention and safety caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Nature
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Reveals Football Word Map
Partial text shows scattered football related terms and clues from a puzzle. It mentions touchdowns, players, scores, and islands with miscellaneous items blurred by OCR, suggesting a themed word grid or crossword style item. The readable bits indicate sports context and numerical hints amid garbled entries.
Europeans Warn Pot Smoking Is Dangerous
An opinion piece argues marijuana poses serious health risks, citing European scientists and reports. It notes contrasting liberal and conservative views, questions legalization, and highlights research from experts like Dr. Olav Braenden and Prof. Paton. It critiques Consumers Union and National Review positions while urging caution before legalization.
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Woodstock
Ralph Nader-blessed Consumers Union
Tor
Buckley
National Review
Bill
Univer
Consumers Union
Senate Internal Security
Olav Braenden
United Nations Narcotics Laboratory
Geneva
Braenden
Marifolan
Han
Wastland
Gurney
WD. Paton
Oxford University
O. Rafaelson
Central State Hospital
Copenhagen
Lv. Braenden
Ad. Campbell
Bristol Royal United Hospital
Britain
C. Mirng
University of Athens
Cornelius Salamiak
University of Utrecht
Morland
Pat
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Jim
Your Freedom Newspaper
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Berry's
HEA
Henry Kissinger
Scienee
U.S
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Harry Skurnik
Montreal
Ienogor Blackbird
Deter
Matar
Megernsay
Ali
Laue
Sande
Enlanies
Los Angeles
Nevala
Colorado River
Nevada
Arizona
Mt Mast
Shen
Theodore Taylor
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Ventagon
Hassid
Ag Science Journal
Taylor
Atomic Energy Commission
Niven
Taek
Maska
Pacific
San Francisco
Chicago
Phillip Karher
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Georgetown University
New York City
Empire State Building
Lowell
Ponte
John
Chamberlain
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