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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that lead free gasoline sales remain only 2 to 5 percent as environmentalists demand cleaner fuel yet refuse to buy it. It quotes Richard Schmidt of Chicago who criticizes the attitude, suggesting the public must act now to spur industry changes and curb pollution.
The piece argues for timeless natural and immutable laws as the basis of freedom, citing Blackstone's Commentaries and his Bible-inspired view. It emphasizes creation, dominion over land, and the need for absolute duties of producers, warning against relativism and praising enduring legal foundations.
General Hershey predicts a volunteer army by 1973 if Vietnam ends and Arab Israeli tensions ease, while Miriam Battle from Cleveland praises the generation gap as the engine of progress. The remarks reflect midcentury views on conscription, science, and social change.
A Washington rally at the Monument exposed a patchwork of undercover agents from Navy Seabees and Air Force intelligence, with suspected Army units nearby. A fight erupted among demonstrators as guards and agents mingled, while onlookers debated who wore the disguises.
Reporters describe a chaotic scene at a Washington draft headquarters where activists clash with opposing outfits claiming jurisdiction. Tension erupts as police, many sourced from local squads, fail to restrain the confrontation amid taunts and shouted slogans.
Columbus Nebraska program note dated Thursday March 4 1971 highlights a peace observance in the city. The piece emphasizes community reflection and civic participation with local speakers and scheduled events.
Dr Lamb explains leg pain on walking as a circulatory problem from arterial blockage and rest helps muscles recover. Surgery may help if blocks are localized. smoking worsens the condition though not all cases involve smoking. The piece also notes gonorrhea as a leading U S illness and criticizes ignorance.
A scrambled OCR style crossword grid with numbered across and down clues for woody plants and related terms. Includes hints like beech family, wood sorrel, magnolia, and various geographic or linguistic cues embedded in scattered phrases.
In an interview Buckley voices caution on Nixon’s full employment budget and deficit ideas, notes Friedman influence, and highlights the need for fiscal planning tied to revenues. He opposes the SST, citing environmental risks and insists on proving benefits before government support, aiming for independent conservative alternatives.
New York report says United Presbyterian and United Methodist churches test 60 second TV spots showing Jesus in First Century robes speaking archaic English. Critics warn such humor may offend. advertisers worry about religion as personal, perilous.
A discussion on using humor and visuals to sell religion in advertising. Ted Lowery explains a wordless Lutheran church film with humorous but careful premises. Critics warn that religion remains sacred and risky to commercialize.
The study by the Norwegian Medical Association recommends five weeks of annual vacation at age 40 and seven weeks at age 60, arguing the five day work week fails to give city dwellers enough relaxation time. An expert cited warns the five day week harms health.
A Cheyenne Mountain error sent a national emergency alert to about 1200 stations, but most ignored or doubted it. Critics compare the mishap to Pearl Harbor warnings, urging constant readiness and noting broader neglect of evolving nuclear risk warnings.
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