Telegram Opinion on Right to Reply and Press Fairness
The Telegram voices support for the Supreme Court ruling that newspapers are not required to provide free space for political replies. It cites Justice Byron White on free press responsibility and urges readers to submit letters for publication on the same page and type, promoting balanced, open civic discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus ‘Telegram
United States Supreme Court
Byron White
Justice White
Supreme Court
Firecrackers and religion stir political clash over ritual use
The piece notes Senator Dan Inouye’s proposal to carve religious exemptions for firecracker use, amid debate on safety and tradition. It questions whether permitting liturgical firecrackers could invite lawless displays, while comparing concerns about explosives across politics, motorcycles, and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Inouye
Congress
Inouye
FBI
Treasury
Alcohol, Tobacco and Fiscarini
Secret Service
Courts
The People Speak: Critique of Congress Spending
A reader letters pile items alleged as wasteful federal expenditures. It cites eight figures including $80,000 for baby care play guides and $171,000 for a study on why people say certain phrases, condemning Democratic majorities for micromanagement and misallocation of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
NATIONS PRESS reports grand jury in Philadelphia indicts four gypsum board makers
The Federal Grand Jury in Philadelphia indicts four gypsum board manufacturers on charges of conspiring to bilk buyers. Prosecutors say the defendants manipulated pricing and sales practices to secure higher profits at the expense of customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Philadelphia
Gypsum Board
Government fixes artificial price boost
Norfolk Virginia article notes authorities address inflated costs tied to policy factors and market manipulation. Officials say steps will curb artificial gains, restore fair pricing, and protect consumers amid ongoing scrutiny.
Chrysler recalls 824000 cars over faulty EGR sensor
Nearly a million Chrysler owners will face a recall over a defective exhaust gas recirculation sensor that fails to activate the system, potentially raising nitrogen oxide emissions. Dealers will fix the issue, but some drivers worry the repair could worsen engine efficiency and fuel economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Environmental Protection Agency
Chrysler Corp
Jess
Telegram editorial on freedom and self control
A June 29 1974 Columbus Nebraska Telegram opinion excerpt advocates individual freedom as a moral gift from God not a government grant. It links liberty to self control and aligns it with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbus. Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Notable Early American News Highlights From 1776 and 1874
Reports describe a Philadelphia petition urging Governor Penn to convene the Assembly to ease exchanges with Britain and defend liberty, a New York exhibit of John Trumbull’s revolutionary paintings, and a plan to bring Lafayette to the United States. Also noted are a new London arrival for King George IV, a transfer of District of Columbia governance to a commission, and a stark drop in U.S. Army strength since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley News Service
Philadelphia
John Penn
Boston
Penn
Suburbs
New York City
Washington Hall
New York
Cole John Trumbull
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Annapolis
Wt Styrender
Burgoyne
Corvallis
Trumbill
Bunker's Hill
France
Marquis de Lafayette
United States
Union
le Havre
Bayard
Stephanie
Cannas
Hawaiian Islands
Kantahameha II
Keopuolani
London
James Cook
Islands
George IV
District of Columbia
U.S. Army
Impeachment odds with Nixon seem unlikely now
As of early July, analysts deem removal unlikely unless a sensational new revelation emerges. Key factors include Kissinger's Salzburg stance and public sympathy, the intensity of public opinion, and doubts about the sufficiency of Watergate allegations to trigger impeachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Kissinger
Senate
Richard Harris
New Yorker
Mary McCarthy
White House
Brough
House Judiciary Committee
Donald
Larry O'Brien
Eilsberg
Overlooked Threat: Soviet Conventional Arms Expansion
A Defense Department advisor warns that focus on intercontinental weapons may blind the U.S. to rapid Soviet conventional arms buildup. He argues Brezhnev aims to expand influence through pro-Soviet states and revolutionaries, risking varied local wars and greater global danger in the coming decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Kremlin
Ussr
Leonid Brezhnev
Belcefield
Soviet Union
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rep
Stevens
Ridaho
Sincerely, Loyd Gettys
David Cily
Norfolk
Jim
Fiebig
Nerat Frateres Cara
iRise
Your Freedom Newspaper
Bays World
Cash Bony
Mr. Colson
Retease Int. M. Papers
Beastly
Great Lake
Previove Purdie
Hal
Baball
Cacalioms
Tloenan
Arm Bone
Marine Aqua
Sea Eagle Eye
Road Edge
Notion
Irislayer
Dunas Baie
Hart
Ray
Cromley
Ehonive City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!