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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
3
Dr Daniel Yankelovich, after five years of tracking student views for the Campus Studies Institute, warns that campus culture is shifting toward weaker work ethic and moral standards. Once seven in ten believed hard work paid off. now four in ten hold that view.
A reader notes a TRIAL magazine piece on drunken driving penalties from around the world. Examples include Malaya warning spouses, South Africa fines, Turkey long penalties for DWI, El Salvador execution by firing squad.
A set of quirky trivia items asks about expelled House members tied to Confederate service, the Kentucky Derby winner, the most produced car surpassing the Model T, the Beetle’s rise, the only Olympic speed skating rink in Northbrook, the Ecuadoran name meaning equator, and a president buried with a flag and constitution beneath his head.
A reflective piece on marriage, parenting, and aging as the narrator imagines his daughters growing up, marrying, and leaving the home. He jokes about finances, travel, and the chaos of family life while detailing his wife Kelly's quirks, their routines, and the emotional cost of raising three daughters amid beauty routines and shopping.
The Telegram column stresses freedom as God given not government granted, urging self control and moral leadership. It references devotion to independence and cites guiding principles from religious and civic sources as Columbus Nebraska reports.
Reader asks Dr Lamb to distinguish between atrial fibrillation and atrial tachycardia. Fibrillation is rapid irregular atrial activity around 350-600 per minute with variable QRS transmission, while tachycardia is a rapid regular atrial rate over 100 per minute. Both can be triggered by emotional stress or underlying heart disease and require medical evaluation to identify cause and need for specialist care.
The piece critiques Lyndon Johnson's humane approach to the Vietnam War, arguing his restraint in bombing, avoiding targeting critical ports, and resisting escalation. It contrasts his stance with critics and cites McNamara's graduated pressure theory, noting a belief that Communists ignore compassion and favor hard lines.
The piece argues Nixon must balance limited bombing and tactical maneuvers with restraint, suggesting Vietnamization could falter if South Vietnam fails after U.S. departure. It warns a North Vietnamese threat or unintended escalation could push Hanoi to reconquer the South and trigger broader conflict.
The New York Times describes radical activity in Lincoln Hospital and surrounding South Bronx communities led by Maoist oriented staff and the Young Lords. Administrators faced objections from city officials as protests and walkouts disrupted care. A detox program funded by federal money promotes radical activism and a hostile view of capitalism.
Anthony Harrigan surveys The Times portrayal of Lincoln Hospital, a fortresslike Public School 27, and escalating violence in the South Bronx. He argues that urban barbarism demands drastic federal and state action, including migration controls and possible martial law, to halt the crisis spreading to the Northeast.
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