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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1975
Page
4
A critical view of civil rights debates tracing the push for living anywhere to federal meddling and zoning battles. The piece argues the so called right erodes private autonomy as cities annex land and impose planning rules, expanding government reach into private life.
Dr. F J Brown president of the boards thanks Kris Brestel and youth crew for cleaning Lake North after the June weekend. Public response supported keeping the reservoir open for recreation with thousands of Nebraskans enjoying the facilities annually.
A lively reminiscence traces Al Horwits a Philadelphia writer turned Hollywood figure who befriended Mark Hellinger and Richard Brooks. It recalls pranks around Toots Shor and a sign impersonation, with bets on Brooks Bite the Bullet and anecdotes about lobbyists and Johnson a famous writer.
A fragmentary reminiscence blends Hollywood names and inside jokes about casting directors and executives. Anecdotes involve Nunnally Johnson, misnamed figures, a humorous parking-sign prank, hat swapping at Cavanaugh's, and a critique of the film industry’s humor tolerance.
Dear Dr Lamb discusses cream substitutes for high cholesterol and fats in powdered products. Readers learn coconut oil is a common saturated fat in substitutes and to read labels. A keloid is described as an overgrowth of scar tissue treated by removal and possible X ray therapy.
The readable portion hints at a historical page segment with fragmented text. This record extracts the strongest named entities and places to provide a compact, period tone headline and teaser suitable for a newspaper card.
Don Oakley appears in a fragmented note mentioning Ena Torre. The readable text centers on two individuals with no clear event or location to anchor a fuller report.
A broad House bill would extend privacy protections to private sector data similar to the public sector Privacy Act. Dale H Learn of Information Science Inc argues for tight security and employee access to review and correct files. He says current data focus on job relevance and cautions against immortalizing erroneous information in systems.
A contested view argues that federal overreach is ending as states and cities must act. Democratic governors push austerity while New York faces high municipal pay and looming union concessions. Experts warn a 10 percent city payroll cut could avoid layoffs. Ford vetoes payroll bills to protect jobs.
This column discusses a revival of vocational schooling for craftsmen as normal liberal arts roles wane. It critiques the strip mining bill, notes North Dakota experiments in soil reclamation, and argues Social Security deficits collapse private saving. It proposes Vermont's Institute for Liberty and Community plan for individual retirement accounts with government-backed funds.
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