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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
3
A Telegram opinion argues that taxing the rich harms capital and production, urging finite tax hikes to avoid crippling the economy. It contends politicians fear losing office and that broad sales taxes increasingly burden the poor, creating a heavier load on middle and lower income groups.
A Brookings Institute study reported by United Press International warns that higher taxes threaten to reduce consumption for low income groups. It notes social security Medicare and food aid saw growing shares of the budget while payroll and other social insurance taxes weigh most on the poor, arguing government tax policy shifts wealth away from those with the least income.
A compact exhortation that every person is a business with a sales duty. It urges visible promotion of one’s work, four steps to better promotion, and the need for individuals to market quality rather than wait for customers. It stresses proactive visibility, not overselling.
Virginia state investigators urge Blue Hawaii in Worfalk to raise its liquor permit after evaluators praise a family friendly hula troupe performance. The restaurant appeals the decision arguing the entertainment fits all ages.
The High Point Enterprise notes a private show where an officer scheduled a troupe performance in his office and consulted an anthropologist. The case is expected to hinge on factors beyond the usual questions of G strings and tassels.
A first person diary fragment from a writer holed up in a motel near the Pacific. He notes quiet beachtime rituals, a clammed clam digger and a jellyfish, and a child’s seashell collection while reflecting on politics and media. The dated 1928 passage imagines headlines and national hopes fading amid optimism for change.
The Columbus Telegram urges readers to cherish freedom as a gift from God and emphasize self-control. It cites moral guides like the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence, asserting peace begins with individual restraint and alignment with truth.
Dear reader asks about a child resembling a man not father. Genetics determines traits from both parents. living with a man does not transfer looks. Mannerisms may imitate the man a child identifies as Father. The water retention advice covers causes, salty diet limits, and cautions against extreme rice diet. reducing salt often helps.
A government and industry risk analysis warns that theft of fissionable material could be masked by small bookkeeping changes and misreadings. Insiders with nuclear expertise might substitute materials or falsify measurements, delaying discovery for weeks or months as inventories are rechecked. The report notes that current tracking accuracy is about one percent and that distributed power plants increase exposure to theft for bomb construction.
An analysis links sex, drugs, and Berkeley’s radical scene to the 1960s and 1970s protests. It notes Aldermaston, Gene McCarthy era events, and the SLA, highlighting a culture of sexuality, drugs, and academic drift driving left activism.
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