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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
6
An Australian private detective claims a Persian Gulf sheik hired him to recruit 12 beautiful, supremely fit and ruthless bodyguards. Frank Monte says the guards must be deadly and pictures of the desert chieftain with his guards could stir curiosity in local bistros.
The French government, easing censorship, profits from a booming adult film industry as tax revenue rises. The finance minister notes box office cash, while taxpayers face higher levies on pornographic movie tickets.
Hoiles columnist Madsen Pirie argues against entrusting government to “men of vision” and urges tolerance for private dreams. He contends idealists push conformity, while individuals should live by their own values and pursue personal happiness without coercion.
City Coordinator Melba A. Seetenen requests more volunteers for Columbus Meals on Wheels. Since starting a year ago the program serves 22 recipients with three daily drivers, possibly four as it grows. Routes begin at 11 15 and finish by noon. call 564 4719 or 564 1459 to help.
The text critiques political toast traditions abroad, noting that officials often fail to deliver substantive messages. It argues a formal toast should be a broad, aspirational statement rather than personal or frivolous remarks.
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Rogers Sep about Will Rogers and Newark finances. It critiques borrowed city funds and a long sighted government while commenting on taxes and money during hard times in 1932. The passage shows cynicism about fiscal policy and public borrowing.
The column argues Nixon’s Peking banquet toast drew Democrats’ and Republicans’ fire. It notes State Department deeming it a rebuke to Ford and Kissinger for Helsinki ties with the Soviet Union, while Goldwater warns Republicans to distance from the Nixon brand and even jokes he should live in China.
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with scattered letters and partial entries. The grid hints include names like Crosby and places such as Mindanao, references to musical terms and common prefixes, plus entries for various body and object terms. The fragment provides partial clue sets without complete answers.
Lawmakers push bills to split up Exxon Texaco Mobil Standard of California and Gulf arguing for lower prices. Conoco analysis shows top four hold 30 percent of U S petroleum sales while thousands of firms operate in production refining marketing and retailing and vertical integration ties producers to distributors.
An economist argues divesting integrated oil firms into separate production, refining, transportation, or marketing units may raise consumer prices. A George University study supports higher costs and duplicated facilities with no clear benefits. The overall national economic impact remains uncertain.
Columbus Nebraska March 4 1976 issue of the Columbus Telegram publishes an editorial stance on freedom as self control arguing it is a divine gift not political grant. It invokes moral guides like the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence.
Dr discussing polycythemia vera causes including overactive bone marrow and excessive blood cells. Notes headaches, ruddy complexion, hypertension, dizziness, and clot risk. Treatments include bloodletting and marrow-targeting options. mentions radioactive phosphorus. Advises seeking information from The Health Letter and mailing address for inquiry.
The piece argues Jimmy Carter stands apart from other Democratic contenders Bayh Udall and Harris by sustaining momentum after a solid New Hampshire win. It contrasts classic intra party strategy with past campaigns and notes lessons from McGovern and McCarthy.
The piece compares Udall Bayh Harris and Carter. It notes Udall and Bayh blend liberal labor ties with center hopes, Harris mixes populism with radical positions, while Carter breaks from the 1972 playbook. New Hampshire voters respond to Carter as a distinctive personal candidate and a cost cutting, work ethic focused Southerner.
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