Telegram Opinion on Overprotection by FDA Rules
Jon Martin argues in Family Weekly that overprotective FDA rulings can hinder life saving drugs. He contrasts European availability, calls for broader doctor discretion, and questions safety proof timelines while noting examples like cyclamates and saccharine.
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Jon Martin
Family Weekly
Martin Esting
J. Erwin di Cyan
Federal
Rood and Drug Adminnistration
FDA
Rafe
Martin
Dr. di Cyan
Americas
England
Alarthy
Enya Tonge
Wadler Modetl
Philimacolgy
Cornell University
Maclin
Vane
U.S. Urges UN to Slow Budget Growth in Memo
A State Department memo warns UN agencies face rising budgets that could double over the next decade. It notes the United States contributed heavily and suggests colleagues consider economy. The memo cites a 1963 U.S. budget of 93 billion dollars and questions UN members with tighter finances.
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United States
United Nations
U.S
State Department
Aosuberitg
U.N. Chembers
Good and Bad in Technology and Ecology
A flawed view of nature argues Rene Dubos. Humans exhaust nonrenewable resources faster than ecosystems recycle them, releasing carbon and minerals for new plant growth. The piece notes industrial society overloads the system while praising tech progress despite risks.
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Scienlisthe
Rene Dubos
Turning back the clock in national politics
The piece notes a shift toward sobering views on deficits and social programs. It cites Hugh Scott and Nixon warnings, arguing federal help should focus on technical assistance and coordinating existing programs rather than large crash efforts. Government value lies in workability and dependability, not speed.
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Congress
Brookings Institution
Senate
Hugh Scott
Christian Science Monitor
Nixon
Wall Street Journal
Golf lore and record quirks amid golf lore and jokes
A playful, sprawling chronicle of golf facts and absurdities. It jokes about records from places like Tudtu Golf Club Peru and Pine Valley New Jersey while listing feats, players, and oddities. Includes legends like Sam Snead and Mike Souchak and bizarre anecdotes with dates and places.
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Florida
Jackie Gleason
Tudtu Golf Club
Black Mountain Golf Club
North Carolina
Carol Burnett
Pine Valley Course
New Jersey
Hell's Half Acre
Harry Weetman
Croham Hurst
Croydon
King’s Inn
Grand Bahama Island
Milton Goldstrandt
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Mike Souchak
Ted Krolf
Tommy Polt
Mickey Wright
Hogan Park
Texas
Ceiilag
Freedom and Promoter Push in Columbus Telegram
The Telegram reports on a push for freedom and revival led by a promoter in Columbus. The piece, dated Friday March 2 1973, references restoring capability and a call to begin with the Telegram’s approach amid ongoing tensions with government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
Olin
Columbus
Nebraska
Cholesterol and heredity questions from readers
Dear Dr Laih explains how doctors assess hereditary cholesterol, noting genes may set a baseline and that persistent high levels often need lifestyle changes. It discusses comparing lean individuals and those with hypertension, the role of saturated fats, and the need for repeated testing and caloric restriction to reduce fat stores.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Laih
Bam
Wold
Ike
Nature
Novy
Tuneful Items and Odd Puzzles Across a Curious List
A reading of a fragmented OCR page shows a dense, misaligned mix of musical terms, symbols, and miscellaneous clues. The items include references to melodies, instruments, genres, and various cryptic cues, suggesting a catalog or puzzle-style listing rather than a single narrative.
Energy crisis sparks clash over Mobil oil permit in Alabama
Dr Teller and Gov Wallace clash with AG Baxley over refunding 100000 to Mobil Oil for a proposed offshore deicing project as Alabama weighs energy needs. A state oil and gas board will review Mobil's permit while Teller warns of depleted energy sources and suggests underground gasification and shale oil as alternatives amid regional coal wealth.
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Montgomery
Alise
Eaclvon
Mobil Oil Company
Dain
Axplaruddiy
Molle Hay
Adil Farrague
Alabama
Maltion Baxley
Cerngs Walkes
Oia Mobil OM Company
Lng
Oil and Gas Board
Mobil
Ralphy
Nader
Taller
Teller
Wallace
United States
Teller Warns Ecologists as Oil Debate Heats Up
Dr. Teller urges scientists to drop obstructive stances on oil research while praising Mobil’s environmental safety efforts. He notes offshore petroleum activities pose risks and questions how best to balance ecological protection with continued energy supply in Alabama’s Gulf frontage.
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de. Tellyer
Mobil Oie
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Mobil
Ikons
New York Times
the Times
Tom Wicker
Anthony Lewis
Teller
Seven Seas
Tn Teller
Msquire Magazine
Oll
Wilh
Department of Journalism
University of Michigan
Ito
Esquire
Plas
Mobus Bay
Fle Alabama Cvomumy
President Nixon Faces Harder Task at Home Than Abroad
Analysts say the president’s greatest challenge is domestic policy. While foreign deals with China and the Soviet Union yield quick, tangible signals, welfare and tax reforms stall in Congress, illustrating the difficulty of shifting U.S. domestic priorities despite steady foreign diplomacy.
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Washington
Sellom
Nixon
China
Great Wall
Henry Kissinger
Congress
Harry Truman
Herlin
Korea
Festaal Truman
Mater A. Tait
Vietnam
Russia
Mr. Nixon
Berlin
Peking
Moscow
Handi
Hanal
Russi
Hue
Pacific
Hil
White House
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Byron Nelson
Jack Nicklaus
Geor Jaying
Las Vegas
Bhree
Bayer
Craig Weext
Anc
St Andrews
Huw Hogan
Riviera Country Club
Tos Angeles
Stanley Carel
Nori Boghton Gall Club
Australia
Rhodes
Hale
Ploifer
Art Wall
Norman Manley
Raid
Olathe
Jim
THE
Berry's
FIA
Ui Wirline
Wiles
Kraves
Fidetes
Rome
Evalor
Dr. Teller
Gov. Wallace
John
Chamberlain
Rea
Bruce
Biossat
Cfos
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