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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
16
At the New Orleans meeting the National Council of Teachers of English rejects the new SAT English usage portion as linguistically invalid and biased against dialects. The group argues it limits expression and harms admissions and placement decisions nationwide.
A concise front matter piece from the March 7 1975 Columbus Telegram promotes personal freedom and self control as virtues aligned with moral guides. It emphasizes freedom as a divine gift and contrasts it with license or anarchy.
A reprint quotes Henry George from Progress and Poverty 1879 describing government bonds as not capital and arguing that bond interest functions as taxes on labor and capital. The piece suggests bonds drain private wealth to fund state spending and military costs.
Copley News Service argues the Interstate Commerce Commission and other federal agencies fail to meet goals of impartiality and efficiency. It cites billions in added costs from regulations, urging a presidential commission to study reforms to curb inflation and energy waste.
Arthur H. Liebentritt M D denounces abortion as murder under old laws and moral law, complains about jurists changing civil codes, cites 4000 abortions daily versus bird slaughter headlines, warns of euthanasia and loss of human life in society.
The column argues that law abiding citizens have an unqualified right to own firearms, asserting private gun ownership deter s crime and enhances community safety while noting a continued drive to disarm Americans. Berry's World emphasizes the deterrent value of armed individuals.
Dear Dr. Lamb explains that treatment varies by clot location. Vein clots such as thrombosed hemorrhoids can be surgically removed or dissolved by medicine in different cases. Arterial clots often require surgical removal, while leg vein and lung clots are usually treated with anticoagulants to allow natural dissolution or scarring to trap the clot.
A letter criticizes Columbus merchants for not accepting forms of identification other than a driver’s license. The writer cites Social Security cards and birth certificates, plus membership cards, and argues for inclusive, legal IDs to avoid discrimination amid rising shopping centers downtown. The piece links ID rules to consumer access and local economic impact.
A humorous sketch recalling dreams, family dreamers, and late 1920s humor. The piece weaves personal reflections on nocturnal visions, tea leaf beliefs, Ouija boards, and public figures, concluding with a dated note from 1921.
Jim Bishop recalls odd dreams and fantasies as he reflects on sex dreams, dogs, and famous actors. He jokes about bedmates, fear of snakes, and his wife’s celebrity dreams featuring Ronald Colman and Joseph Cotten, with comic, noir hints throughout.
The text asserts gun control is a proven fallacy for reducing crime while arguing it is a necessary step to destroy individual freedom. It presents a strong stance against gun regulation as a tool in crime suppression and civil liberty preservation.
Representative Morris Udall advocates a two per cent annual energy growth limit via a bill creating an Energy Conservation Research and Development Corporation. The column recalls American progress from wagons to space travel and notes past ideas like a dual gasoline electric auto, citing Woods Motor Vehicle Company from 1917 and engineer Lee Bernhardt’s recollections.
William Lawle Jr and helpers experiment with welded Saab fronts splitting electric and gasoline systems. Florida utilities cut fuel charges after nuclear generation rises. Millstone unit nears completion lowering costs versus fossil fuels. Nader foes oppose nuclear power while France advances a breeder reactor at Marcoule designed for energy independence and rapid containment.
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