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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
10
An opinion piece argues federal bureaucrats cling to privileges while urging citizens to cut costs. It highlights free franking, travel, store discounts, haircuts, and more for lawmakers. Estimated per legislator costs range from 610000 to 1.3 million annually including indirect expenses. It calls Washington officials to practice austerity.
A pointed opinion on congressional controversy over the FBI compiling information on elected officials. It argues privacy is surrendered by public office and urges transparent, accountable investigations, naming Senators Mansfield Weicker Ribicoff McGovern Kennedy Stevenson and Representatives Albert and Mills as examples in the debate.
A reader criticizes U S justice and immigration policy citing Dr. Nossa and others. The letter notes a convicted rapist and murderer nearing home confinement, a high-profile bombing suspect getting a new trial, and asks for national moral reevaluation. Mrs Ray Nyffeler Stromsburg voices concern as Senator Curtis aides try administrative resolution.
A reflective prayer dated January 20 1929 critiques materialism and hypocrisy in modern society. It asks for forgiveness for equating success with money and condemns the destruction of the environment and the weak. The author laments wealth driven vice and notes the monotony of cars at the National Automobile Show.
A long, meditative appeal distributed by King Features Syndicate denounces greed, violence, and secular independence from God. It laments technological hubris, environmental harm, and moral decay while seeking forgiveness, guidance, and unity across Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus.
A Columbus Telegram column proclaims freedom as self control granted by God, not government power. It frames liberty as aligned with moral guides including the coveting commandment the golden rule and the declaration of independence and urges peace starting with each person.
Dear Reader explains why IV feeding continues after operations, mainly when patients cannot eat due to anesthesia nausea or swallowing issues. It notes IV feeding often saves lives, is not usually the cause of cognitive decline, and that recovery to normal eating depends on individual medical factors and underlying disease.
A puzzle style list pairs clues with answers across a themed farming page. The grid includes indicators for farm buildings, animals, tools, and related terms, with entries like Italian capital and southern city, plus various abbreviations and a few proper nouns.
National poll by Opinion Research Corp. shows 3 to 1 against continuing aid to South Vietnam 8 to 1 against aid to Arab nations and 2 to 1 against aid to Israel. Survey of 1000 adults notes cross party and income lines, though its representativeness is uncertain.
Don Oakley outlines how the United States remains the leading arms merchant, selling 8.3 billion dollars in military equipment last fiscal year. He notes U S teams educate foreign users in many countries, and Ethiopia requests a 30 million dollar airlift of ammunition, highlighting a State Department dilemma over Arab relations and petrodollar dynamics.
Ralph Nader pursues a Consumer Protection bill for a super agency to oversee the economy while denouncing government regulation. Critics, including Ralph de Toledano, question his impact and motives, arguing a powerful agency would limit consumer choices and echo Big Brother control.
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