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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1973
Page
2
Telegram opinion notes the Supreme Court's latest ruling on pornography may not settle the issue. It discusses society's struggle with prostitution and porn as age old phenomena, and wonders if local communities will face renewed legal challenges to court decisions.
Commentary cites Burger and Warren Court in a discussion on First Amendment limits and the public understanding of pornography. The piece notes ongoing legal scrutiny, state guideline debates, and the enduring division over what constitutes permissible expression amid shifting societal norms.
The article argues that U S citizens travel abroad for therapies such as Laetrile banned at home, because protective laws drive dollar leakage. It notes millions spent in Mexico and Canada for treatments deemed non-toxic by some scientists, highlighting policy impact on domestic solvency.
The Freeman reprints Ed W Liles address Dont Blame Caesar urging personal integrity and national health. He argues when one man takes unearned gain another must earn unreceived benefits, a system that erodes character and self respect across a nation.
In Hailsham England a court lifted a ten year driving ban for Frank Garner age 82 after he pleaded guilty to driving without reasonable consideration. He was accused of a slow 10 mph incident on the Middle Bourne highway.
A first person account recalls Richard Nixon in Florida after defeat, discussing a two day trip on a yacht, his political plans, and tensions with the press. The narrator portrays Nixon as defensive, calculating, and driven by a craving to reclaim power, detailing memories of campaigns and a wish to run for California governor in 1982.
A reader with atherosclerosis asks about heart attack prognosis. Dr Lamb outlines that while the disease is hard to reverse, treatment exists. Weight reduction, a moderated fat diet, and blood pressure and anticoagulation management can improve recovery. Positive examples include Presidents Johnson and Eisenhower.
A fragmented list of assorted terms and hints including colors, animals, musical instruments, places, and vague clues. The readable items resemble a word puzzle or cryptic jumble with no clear storyline or single factual event to report.
A critical review of Dean’s congressional testimony reveals major contradictions in his statements about meetings with President Nixon on September 5 1972 and March 21 1974. It notes the lack of subpoena for Newsweek reporters, questions about Dean’s finances, and the Senators’ cautious, televised approach hindering a full challenge to his motives and character.
A columnist argues that food shortages and rising prices threaten humans while pet foods flood stores. He laments television ads for dog and cat products and recalls a time when pets ate scraps, insisting people should prioritize human food. He recalls pets as loyal family members amid mounting shortages.
Art Buchwald argues in a satirical column that American pets live lavished lives on canned foods and overpriced treats. He claims a return to scraps and simple fare will restore “work for a meal” discipline and strengthen the nation, urging readers to curb luxury pet foods.
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