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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1974
Page
2
The piece argues milk perishability justifies government price controls and farm program safeguards from Roosevelt era. It notes rising milk prices, government subsidies, and political ties between milk producers, commissions, and politicians, highlighting corruption concerns and fiscal impact.
The piece outlines allegations that the milk industry donated up to 2 million dollars to the Nixon campaign and that milk price supports rose soon after. It cites federal marketing orders governing 62 regions and questions potential conflicts of interest in pricing and policy influenced by campaign contributions.
The Plate College Chevaly and Cantari choir completed a highly successful year with over 50 Nebraska concerts and programs aided by a Nebraska Arts Council grant. The group reached more than 10,000 audience members across the state and in Austria, thanking the college, local sponsors, churches, and individuals for cost support while noting coverage by Terry Anderson.
The Columbus Telegram editorial promotes freedom as a divine gift and personal self control, aligning with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It argues freedom is not license or anarchy but responsible self-government for citizens in Columbus, Nebraska, in June 1974.
A satirical column riffs on walking and golf as middle age chores. It parades sports figures, actors, and publishers like Edelburg, B, Mahoney, MacMurray, and Fennell, mixing humorous anecdotes about golf swings, beer, and lifestyle.
Reader asks about pernicious anemia and ongoing B-12 shots. Doctor explains the stomach lacks intrinsic factor, preventing B-12 absorption, causing anemia and nerve and digestive issues. Treatment is lifelong B-12 injections or liver-derived forms, and cholesterol diet does not affect B-12 needs.
As the Watergate saga stretches into midsummer, the House Judiciary Committee faces a partisan vote on impeachment. Republicans edge toward backing the President while polls show over half the public supports removing Nixon. The outcome hinges on GOP discipline, potential trial in the Senate, and electoral risks for the party in November.
The piece argues federal aid pressures colleges to adopt affirmative action, risking group rights over individual merit. It cites Columbia President William McGill and Hillsdale College President George Roche II, critiques HEW policies, and contends quotas lower academic standards while stressing testing as the merit measure.
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