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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
2
Columbus residents speak up on Wednesday at the annual public hearing for the city budget. They question use of 508000 in federal revenue sharing, proposed park board spending, city construction funds, and a $200000 fund for off street parking. Residents seek clear plans from the mayor and councilmen.
A columnist recalls a humorous tale of bantams roosting on a man’s head to illustrate the adage. He then likens the saying to policy choices on Alaska oil, smog devices, sulfur fuels, and nuclear energy, arguing ecological rules harm jobs and economies while readers overlook collective responsibility. He concludes the saying is more convincing than editorials.
A July 1 95 overpass accident near Cloverleaf left 15 year old Margy Lembeck gravely injured after her Maverick collided with Faviola’s car. Faviola, 17, remained critical. tracheostomy complications caused fatal decline despite care. Authorities recorded no immediate suspects. family turmoil and hospital updates followed through July.
The Columbus Telegram prints a value statement urging individual freedom and self control as the basis for collective progress. It frames freedom as a gift from God, not government, and references the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains margarine’s fat makeup comparing it with butter. He notes butter is 56 percent saturated fat while margarine varies but can be higher in polyunsaturated fat. He suggests using corn or safflower oil to cut saturated fat and offers practical mixing tips for softer spreads.
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions coin types and terms like Greek coin and poetic genre alongside stray numbers and phrases. It also includes partial entries such as Public notices, workers group, and priestly terms, suggesting a mixed list rather than a single coherent story.
Americans learn of Britain's fight for liberty as the Society for Individual Freedom promotes private property rights and limited state power. Ness McWhirler and the SIF oppose nationalized industries, government compulsion, and social reforms, arguing government serves the people only when restraining itself.
A column arguing against federal, state, and local land planning proposals that threaten property rights and local authority. It cites Save Our Sxrbirds in Illinois, Barron’s Weekly, and the British Society for Individual Freedom to urge popular resistance and a return to government by consent.
Commentators condemn the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for rejecting G Medfartrie Godley as Assistant Secretary of State for Asian Affairs. Fulbright and eight members fault his Laos diplomacy from 1950s to 1960s, arguing the move echoes McCarthyism but noting past China hands like Davies and Service were punished for opposing U.S. policy, not loyalty.
A historical note recalls pre McCarthy targeting of John Stewart Service and others over alleged government leaks. It cites Amerasia breakins, indictments against Larsen, and Service’s later dismissal, with Levine and Kohlberg’s Plain Talk exposing the case. The piece questions Godley era judgments and names Fulbright, Pat Hurley, and Laos policies.
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