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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
3
The editorial argues education should stay local amid the busing controversy. It notes Congress debates amendments to curb busing tied to school ethnic mix and cautions courts should not override public opinion. It emphasizes neighborhood schooling, parental choice, and public protests against forced integration.
The 1971 guidelines from Licensed Beverage Industries treat alcoholism as a solvable illness in federal workers. They guarantee counseling, referral, and sick leave without jeopardizing job security, aligning impairment from alcohol with natural illness.
Chemical and Engineering News notes a porous pavement from Franklin Institute Research Laboratories that lets rain seep to underground water tables, reducing sewer overload. The asphaltic material handles stress and freeze thaw, promising cheaper paving where runoff is a concern. Field tests across several acres will validate real use benefits.
A series of trivia questions and concise answers cover the UN founding year in 1935 in San Francisco, Mata Hari’s real name Margarete Zelle, a fireball in astronomy, the green coat at Augusta Masters, early Christian tailed Christians in Antioch Syria, and hallelujah meaning praise the Lord.
In Waterville Valley New Hampshire a local ski welder Seth Corcoran describes the bustle of the presidential primary season. He notes high media attention and the need to shake hands with many candidates while staying informed on issues. He recalls Muskie's tearful moment and reflects on the political spotlight heating a cold winter.
The Telegram, a paper for gay readers, argues freedom comes from within and with God not government. It asserts self control and personal responsibility aligning with the Covenant Rule and the Declaration, urging peaceful, independent thought. Columbus Nebraska edition dated March 7, 1972.
Dear reader, mitral stenosis follows rheumatic fever and narrows the valve between heart chambers. Surgery may be needed if obstruction is severe, options include freeing leaflets or open heart replacement with a mechanical valve, with recovery varying by patient and procedure and best at a large medical center.
A dense jumble of scattered phrases, names, and word clues listing various terms from a puzzle page. It mentions places like Sierra Nevada, people such as Gershwin, and a mix of definitions, wordplays, and scores. The fragmentary text reads like an OCR excerpt from a newspaper puzzle section.
The piece argues President aides pushed a lengthy constitutional amendment to curb busing, likely signaling inaction. It contends such an amendment would fail and urges Congress to assert constitutional primacy by enacting a direct legislative solution reflecting the people’s will, rather than rely on court interpretations.
The author contrasts Maoist China with Western individualism, arguing feudalism shaped both powers. It notes China’s group mind and the escape brainwashing of defectors, while warning that both systems hinge on authority and may suppress individual potential. The piece urges renewed personal liberty as a real human achievement.
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