Telegram opinion on taxes and middle class power
The piece argues that higher taxes and increased government regulation burden the middle and lower income groups while government favoritism benefits elites. It critiques Nixon's silent majority misreading, notes McGovern’s 100 percent inheritance tax idea, and warns that businessmen leveraging political monopolies empower government to hurt others, with warning of reciprocal political risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teast
Nixon
McGovern
Gabriel Kolko
Bread and Liberty Across Antitrust and Government
The piece argues antitrust law and industry influence shaped U S policy, noting government serves its own interests. It contrasts bread versus liberty, suggesting people trade freedoms for economic security. It laments American awareness of freedom versus dissident Soviet intellectuals, amid concerns about public reliance on government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Siberia
DDT Trial Ends With Not Guilty Ruling Says EPA Judge
A seven month hearing before EPA officials concluded with DDT found not guilty on all counts. EPA examiner Sweeney said DDT does not kill fish or birds and is not harmful to estuaries. William Ruckelshaus later contradicted, warning DDT may threaten wildlife. political factors cited as influencing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governent
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Edmund Sweeney
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Adwtal Stratar
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Sweeney
Huckelshaus
Department of Interior
Department of Justice
Tax Burden Says Taxes Take Over One Third Of Income
Late figures from The Tax Foundation show taxes federal state and local now exceed 33 percent of earnings. The piece notes hidden taxes raise the total, that business taxes are passed to customers, and that government services must be funded either by higher taxes or inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tax Foundation
Resea
Prison Beats Under Queenshoro Bridge On East River Isle
A reporter recalls two thieves on Blackwell Island and a grim facility ringed by high windows and red bricks. The warden runs a corrupt system with convict help, while a tubercular inmate fights to survive and a jailed writer shares stories of despair from within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenshoro
Blackwell's Island
East River
New York
Jim McNally
O. Tenry
Francis Xavier McNally
FLX
Welfare on Blackwell's Island Ends with Tragic Deaths
The narrative recalls Jim Bishop the Almshouse director and Mrs. McNally as softhearted figures on the island. Fraught with hardship and theft, FX McNally stole over 200000 from the poor and killed himself after a lengthy scandal. The funeral sees both caskets staged with a note to spare the thief headlines.
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Teen AR
Mrs. McNally
Bridge
Manhattan
Amd
Mack
Adam
Jockin
Gore
Blackwell's Island
Welfare
Sim McNally
Potter’s Field
Freedom and self control in the 1972 Telegram
The Telegram edition from Monday June 26 1972 in Columbus Nebraska argues freedom as a God given and government granted gift. It frames freedom as disciplined self rule aligned with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Nebraske
Ear blockage causes and need for specialist care
Dear Reader, see an ear nose throat specialist for persistent ear blockage. Barotrauma from altitude changes is possible but your symptoms likely reflect age related hearing change or ear damage. A specialist exam can confirm cause and discuss treatment or surgery if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Osar
Lamb
Pou
Fragmentary OCR Jewelry List and Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists items such as jewelry, crowns, character hints, and scattered terms like Chinese, Asian country, feminine, master and title. The text appears as mixed words, numbers, and partial phrases with no cohesive event or clear entities to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancyster
Interfet
PS Ciecle Geight
Wallace as the key to McGovern’s peril in Miami Beach
The piece argues George Wallace could shift the 1972 Democratic race at Miami Beach. It weighs Humphrey, Muskie, and Kennedy against Wallace, noting fractures within McGovern’s movement, Wallace’s fragility in illness and politics, and the potential impact on Nixon’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencken
Minsky
McGovern
Wilbur Mills
Richard
Nixon, S
George McGovern
Mulet
Wall Street Journal
Ywen
South Carolin
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Seaator
Henry Jackson
Stat
Washington
Miami Beach
Hubert Humphrey Hag
Willie Mills
Teddy Kennedy
Ed Muskle
Tate Aba Lincahy
Maine
CIO
George Wallace
Humbert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
Wallace
Humphreys
Muskies
Millseg
Richard Nixon
Ethel Kennedy
Larry O'Briens
Hubert Humphreys
Wallawa
George
Franklin
Roosevelt
PIRG Push Faces Campus Opposition Across States
The PIRG concept backed by Ralph Nader faces resistance as universities reject mandatory student fees to fund politically active groups. Washington students condemn involuntary dues while Pitt and other campuses scrutinize funding via tuition charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nader
PIRG
Naderlies
Rene Thy Ping
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Pitt
Western Pennsylvania Interest Research Group
Washington
Committee Against
Nader
Vanelne
Washpirg
SENSING THE NEWS By Anthony Harrigan Criticism of Nader groups and their influence
The piece questions the growth of Ralph Nader affiliated groups and their control, suggesting franchise like expansion may affect quality. It cites a Washington Post critique of an overstated bloodworms claim and warns colleges to beware of politically oriented research linked to PIRG style activism on campuses.
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Nader
Washington
The
Washington Post
the Post
PIRG
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