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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
4
The article discusses Attorney General Edward H. Levi endorsing President Ford’s plan for reduced crime through mandatory sentences, faster trials, and higher penalties. It criticizes victim compensation and urges requiring criminals to repay victims before release, arguing tax funds should not cover losses.
Philippine leaders seek reduced U.S. reliance while Thailand demands removal of American troops. The shift signals a reassessment of the U.S. Philippines relationship, with bases remaining vital to forward defense in the Western Pacific, and a potential closer alignment to current realities.
A 1931 reminiscence highlights Abigail Adams urging the new code of laws to include women and avoid patriarchy. It recalls Mary K. Goddard and Katherine Green as pioneering publishers and postmaster, noting women taking on work while men fought in the Revolution. The piece blends history with jumbled modern-voice anecdotes.
Jim Bishop notes the publishers of Maryland and details about colonial women roles and fashions. Indigo innovation by Eliza Pinckney in South Carolina boosted 1775 crops. Describes diminutive colonial height, dress and hairstyles, courtship gestures, and parasols reflecting era etiquette and vanity.
Dr. Lamb explains that if neither testicle descends, sterility is certain and cannot be cured. Hormone function remains normal, but sperm production requires the testes to be cooler outside the body, best achieved by early surgical correction before puberty. Regular checks in infancy are advised.
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Gerald Ford, the first current candidate to enter the 1976 race, has campaigned for almost a year though he offers a steady confident persona. Critics doubt his electability, noting lingering party-philosophy tensions and questions about credibility and future campaign momentum.
A GOP congressman cites rising independent support as Ford loses touch with workers. He argues independents see conservatism and fault Ford's willingness to compromise with liberals. The adviser urges direct empathy with the unemployed to win votes, while Ford plans cautious timing and avoids overpromising.
The Columbus Telegram declares freedom as a divine gift and personal self-control guiding readers to promote liberty. It contrasts freedom with license, cites moral guides, and calls for peace starting with the individual.
The article laments the rising federal budget now exceeding 300 billion dollars with projections of 36 billion annually in interest by 1976. It critiques mandatory spending and inflation, questions the value of money, and cites Donald Lambro on a forthcoming UPI book.
John Chamberlain argues Lambro outlines 50 ways to trim federal spending without harming productive interests. He lists absurd grants from 17 000 to dry-cleaning Bedouins to 1 800 000 on obscenity studies, noting civil defense costs and waste. Lambro calls for a Congressional reshuffle, not feasible before 1976.
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