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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1974
Page
3
A Chicago psychiatrist argues terrorism is a social act aimed at harming a group beyond the immediate victims. He notes terrorists seek impact over local destruction, crave absolutist beliefs, and feel anonymity and powerlessness while seeking to upset community norms.
The text discusses how terrorists depersonalize victims to serve a higher value and act as instruments, noting a level of competency and organizational structure. It cites the Symbionese Liberation Army and the Hearst kidnapping as examples, emphasizing publicity and audience impact as terrifying effects.
The Beauihent Enterprise in Texas reports oddly tallies of words in famous texts and a government order. It cites the Lord's Prayer at 286 words, the Ten Commandments at 47, and the Declaration of Independence at 300. The piece notes a cabbage price listed in a government order.
A reader urges every taxpayer to apply all legitimate deductions. Citing President Nixon, the letter endorses using the 1974 edition of Your Federal Income Tax to guide deductions, suggests filing an amended return if needed, and stresses keeping receipts for future years to boost savings.
A state human rights commission has ruled that pregnancy related health issues, miscarriages, and childbirth related disabilities are covered by temporary disability compensation. The piece juxtaposes broad social policies with anecdotal urban scenes and parking fines, noting fines, liquor convictions, and murder rulings to illustrate public life contrasts.
A speaker argues that many pregnancies arise from expected personal reward rather than necessity and calls on the New York State Human Rights Commission to reconsider its stance on the issue.
The Columbus Telegram asserts freedom as a God given gift not a government grant and urges readers to follow moral guides from the commandments and golden rule to the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes self reliance and personal duty as central to liberty.
A reader seeks guidance on episodes of rapid heart pounding and tingling in the fingers. An ECG often shows nothing, but portable tape recorders may capture events. Possible irregular heartbeat or hyperventilation are discussed with calming meds or breathing techniques advised.
In a rapidly escalating Senate impeachment climate, defense tactics by Nixon and aides intensify as indictments and a sealed grand jury presentment threaten to push House Republicans toward removal. Analysts see GOP resistance crumbling. public distrust deepens as charges detail coverup efforts and false statements by White House aides.
A reflective piece argues the school day is too long with students arriving at 8 15 and leaving in the afternoon, much of the time spent on nonacademic activities. It notes private schools offer flex hours and calls for public schools to reduce hours to prioritize core academics like algebra and French.
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