Solid waste law debates grow across states in 1972
A telegram opinion notes Americans will spend about 20 dollars per year per person to dispose of four million tons of solid waste, rising to 30 by 1989. Packaging dominates waste, triggering bans, lawsuits, and a surge of over 1,000 related bills nationwide. The debate features the Plastics Industry and SP Inc as courts weigh incentives to recycle against convenience and costs.
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United States
U.S. Public Health Service
Oregon
Ohio
Supreme Court of
New York State
New York City
Society of the Plastics
SPN
U.S
Nave
Tims
Ralph F. Mariting
More protection and the doctors plea for action
A retired physician argues for stronger consumer protection and a healthier environment against deceptive medicine promotion. He urges banning worthless drugs, tighter warnings, and more government oversight while maintaining a free marketplace for fair competition. The piece questions government superiority and emphasizes prudent choices and reliable advisers.
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Freedom
Freedomy
Qic Fra
Ike
Questions and Answers From Historical Inquiries
A set of obscure Q and A items covers Inaugural hat handlers, Grass National Product, plant water uptake, and the Yellow Kid forerunner of modern comic strips with tangential misattributions and misstatements.
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Yellow Kid
Frre Guicault
The
New York World
Budget hoax or Nixon forgery sparks wild theories
A sensational claim asserts President Nixon rejected a 1971 budget authored by George Shultz. The article alleges paid rights, secret tape revelations, and Swiss bank dealings, while presenting multiple conspiracy theories about who forged or authorized the budget and why.
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Washington
Hichard Nixon
Congress
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Shultz
Nixon
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Life
United States
R.M. Nixon
Rhoda Mildred Nixon
Let Peace Begin With Me The Telegram
A January 2, 1972 issue from The Telegram in Columbus Nebraska features a piece titled Let Peace Begin With Me. The brief item reflects on theme and local community sentiment.
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the Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Nation's Press on legal tender and Fed reforms
The Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph discusses former Congressman Voorhis proposal to have the government buy the Federal Reserve banks, noting the banks are privately owned yet government controlled. It argues for ending political privileges and increasing taxpayer awareness of the Fed's control over money and property.
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Jerry Voorhis
Federal Reserve
Ares
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Federal Reserve — Bank
Voorhis
Federal Teserve
Celorado Springs
Colo, Gaztttea Telegraph
Philosophy in a Park on a Weekend Afternoon
A breezy reflection on urban picnics and weather. A witty line about letting a smile be an umbrella and the folly of overplanning. A quip on philosophers turning lack into advantage.
Fragmented OCR List of Words and Phrases
An unreadable OCR list presents a mash of fragmented terms and garbled phrases. It contains scattered numbers, potential names, places, and vague clues without coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Nixon Family Assistance Plan sparks debate among Republicans
A prominent Republican Senator discusses President Nixon s Family Assistance Plan. He says Nixon regrets committing to FAP and seeks a way to drop it. The piece traces FAP s origins in welfare policy and political strategy, noting its expansion of welfare and budget concerns.
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Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Fap
Whits House
Nixn
Milton Friedman
Friedman
IRS
Riedman
PAP
White House
Arthur Burns
Daniel P Moynihan
Burns
Moynihan
Animals in warfare and moral degradation debate across ages
A historical reflection highlights concerns over animal use in warfare including dolphins skunks and elephants. It cites Soviet Red Star condemning U S experiments while noting Navy denials and discusses evolving tech methods and ethical questions spanning ancient to modern combat.
Animals in War and Navy Weapons Lessons From History
A fragmentary essay notes animals in warfare from elephants in ancient battles to dolphins, pigeons, and bats used or proposed in modern conflicts. It references Navy drone and demolition ideas, K nine units in Vietnam, and BF Skinner era experiments, arguing both the peril and irony of deploying animals in dangerous roles.
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Estee
Pvp
Navy
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Skinner
Hat pants and miler mischief in school and market
Barbs by Phil Pastore reflect on past classroom pranks and liken clothing to a miler incident while noting the era’s popular cigarette scene. The piece contrasts student acts with social habits found at the neat desk, hinting at broader cultural quirks.
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Lincoln
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Berry
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Jean
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Praviv
Pia
Warsaw
Atillerud
Jeffrey
Hart
Red Star
Weg
Dolphing
Babel
Hannibal
Rome
Tno
Ponte
Lowell
Dee
Phil Pastore
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