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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
Telegram opinion defends the free market as the true democracy where buyers and sellers freely choose products. It argues coercion by environmentalists disrupts peaceful buyer seller relations and imposes unconsented choices, threatening market harmony.
Environmentalists argue bicycles cut air pollution and save gasoline. They cite rising bike culture, health benefits, and a large existing fleet as proof that peaceful persuasion boosts bike use more effectively than coercion. Industry responses show a surge in bike sales and riders since 1900s.
A provocative piece notes Sierra Leone has created the Order of the Mosquito to honor the insect for gallantry citing past colonial harms and malaria control. It questions colonial legacies and the idea of entomological honors while joking about other insects and a SWAT comparison.
An incomplete OCR passage discusses personalized letters, neighborly gardening, and home food lessons. It mentions fertilizer costs, DIY gardens, and a humorous note about liver kept in a refrigerated safe, with obscure references to Gwendolyn and a crime wave.
A fragmentary report notes Baylor University transplanted three acres of brickland prairie to a Natural Science Center in Waco Texas. Students and faculty labored weeks to reestablish the ecosystem, aiming to preserve 18 native species, with full recovery projected over ten years.
Dear Doctor Lamb explains that while viruses may play a role in cancer, there is no evidence that people with cold sores are more likely to develop cancer or that they can transmit cancer to others. Individual susceptibility and exposure to carcinogens remain the key factors.
A garbled puzzle-like text lists scattered clues and names such as Babson, Issachar, Bet ty, Betty, and gibbon, interspersed with stray letters and fragments. The readable portions resemble crossword style hints but lack coherent structure or complete items.
Reports say G Gordon Liddy proposed paying women to lure Democratic officials at the Miami Beach Democratic National Convention and photograph them in compromising positions. John Mitchell vetoed the plan as too costly. several attending politicians mocked the scheme as implausible and unethical.
A White House briefing questions the viability of the Liddy yacht scheme and its exposure risk. It notes electronic flaws, inconvenience for politicians, and rumors of proffering escorts to officials, with a blunt remark about costs from a luxury madam.
On campus two years ago a student committee funded by alumni brought a diverse slate of speakers. Notable figures included D. Keith Mano, Philip Crane, Kevin Phillips, Ernest van den Haag, Milton Friedman, and others, challenging liberal orthodoxy with conservative and provocative views.
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