Family breakup blamed for social ills says Dr Schwarz
Dr. Fred Schwarz of the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade argues that single men aged 23 to 65 suffer higher depression and neurotic symptoms than married men. He cites George Gilder and warns that the push for gay liberation and anti-family policies undermines the family, urging parental authority and individual control over upbringing and income.
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Fred Schwarz
Inva Atussage
George Gilder
Schwarz
Tat Ichilucca
America
Karl Marx
Baltimore experiment questions gun ban effectiveness
The Baltimore police ran a gun buyback from Aug 22, 1974 to Nov 6, 1979, spending about 663000 purchasing 18500 firearms at 99 each. Despite this costly program gun related murders rose about 50 percent. critics say the scheme wasted funds and that mere laws do not curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimoire
Baltimore
Haltimore
The People Speak Gon’s Gifts
The editor discusses the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, asserting universal rights come from God and cannot be taken by the state. It critiques government overreach toward a welfare state and defends unalienable rights of life liberty and property.
Perverted taxation quote from Bastiat on life liberty property
The passage cites Frederic Bastiat from The Law arguing that life liberty and property exist prior to laws and that laws arise because these rights exist, not to grant them, criticizing graduated income tax and political manipulation. It frames life liberty and property as God given gifts preceding legislation.
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Frederic Bastiat
Hall of Justice building design questions editor notes
Halle Justice argues about necessity of hiring an out of county architectural engineering firm. He praises Reed Veach Wirdeman & Associates for the Loup Power District building as a model of capability and urges consideration of local expertise for the Hall of Justice project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Justice
Columbus
Reed, Veach, Wirdeman & Associates
Loup Power District
Saudis Seek Houston Lawyer Over Gold Rush Tale
A 1933 anecdote recounts a Saudi sheik discussing rising gold prices with a Houston lawyer. He claims selling gold fillings and a Hollywood star’s gold wedding ring reflect universal greed as gold climbs. The tale, dated October 29, 1933, illustrates Western vanity and economic mood rather than a verifiable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Alamo sale and oil sarcasm in a satirical diary
Jim Fiebig muses on selling national landmarks for oil, joking about gifting the Alamo to his son. He argues the federal government lacks Texans’ emotional attachment to landmarks and parodies auctions for Mt Rushmore, the Grand Canyon, Plymouth Rock, and Nixon birthplace to fuel the nation.
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Lisant
Washington
Aresheik
Rushmore
Mt. Hushmore
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
George Washington
Plymouth Rock
Richard Nixon
Let Peace Begin With Me Columbus Telegram
A Columbus Nebraska column from January 30 1975 argues that freedom is a divine gift and a personal responsibility. It cites self control and moral standards as foundations of liberty and condemns political decay while urging peaceful conduct and personal restraint.
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Your Freedom
Bette
Ieee
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Fragmented word puzzle readout from OCR page
A dense OCR fragment presents a mixed set of across and down clues with partial word fragments, misspellings, and odd characters. Numerous entries reference names, places, chemical elements, and invented terms, suggesting a newspaper puzzle page with clue lists and sporadic readable entries.
Sunlamp safety and aspirin risks in daily life
Dr. Lamb advises sunlamp use should be brief and careful to avoid skin damage and cancer risk. Readers warned about mixing large aspirin doses with alcohol, which can irritate the stomach and impair blood clotting, urging medical guidance for persistent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
PR. Lamb
Vino
Dean Reader
Im Rot
Lamb — Tam
Rhader
Zoning values and the risk of downzoning in California
The article discusses how zoning changes punish property value, citing Von's Grocery Co and Cerritos California. It notes downzoning in Montgomery County Maryland and argues over whether cities should pay damages for value loss, highlighting a broader national trend toward lower density development and its financial impact on landowners.
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Von's Grocery Co
Jeading
California
Von's
HFH
Cerritos
Von
California Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Landowner sues over Palo Alto downzoning damages
Bernard Siegan files a 15 million suit contending city downzoned 500 acres from mixed use to a single house per ten acres, affecting parcel values. The piece discusses growth controls like Petaluma's quota system, noting how such regulations distort values and undermine free market dynamics by tying value to scarce permits rather than inherent desirability.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Petaluma
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Detente debated as U S Soviet trade and emigration link
The piece argues detente hinges on trade with the Soviet Union and questions tying liberalized emigration policies to MFN status. It notes Parliament's debate spurring Jewish exit from Russia, cautions against pressuring Soviets publicly, and debates whether sustained trade is desirable given Soviet state controlled economy and large scale purchase practices.
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Kremilin
United States
Square One
Congress
Soviet Union
Russia
United Sates
Wade
Russia and United States shift in trade and diplomacy
The piece argues the United States risks becoming a diplomatic adjunct to the State Department as Moscow shows less reliance on Washington. It notes Soviet imports rising faster than U S exports, Brezhnev’s reduced public presence, and a mutual cooling as both nations circle cautiously, wary of embracing the other.
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State Department
United States
Russia
U.S
Kremlin
Congress
Leonid Brezhnev
Richard Nixon
Brezhnev
Barbs By Pastoret Pokes at Moving Shenanigans
In a witty column, the writer riffs on packing china for moves and the intrusion of TV commercials. The piece humorously notes how modern life disrupts routine tasks with endless interruptions and lingering consumer frippery.
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Pastoret
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