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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

2

Uncle Sugar Critic Sees Neb Task For Nutrition Plan

Opinion notes the Agriculture Department plans to spend 198457 to study nutrition education across six states including Nebraska. It describes pilot grants to teaching authorities to promote balanced diets in young children and questions effectiveness citing a prior Mexican border experiment where children rejected a chicken and mashed potatoes meal. It ends with a jab that bureaucrats aim to tell citizens how to live.

Uncle Sugar Blake Agriculture Department Org Nebraska Wis Tigped Matt

If the government ran crime a brain boggler

Barron's National Business and Financial Weekly propels a provocative notion that if the government controlled crime there would be no crime. The piece cites reader ideas, Abelson commentary, and mock scenarios involving figures like Meyer Lansky and J. Edgar Hoover, amid questions about government efficiency and scope.

Barron National Business and Financial Weekly Barron’s Alan Abelson Abelson New Jersey

Government payroll tax increases harm economy and workers

An analysis argues that higher Social Security payroll taxes distort the economy. It cites NFIB data showing employers cutting payrolls, shortening hours, and freezing starting wages nationwide, with mountain states hardest hit. The piece warns that government tinkering causes broader harm than aid.

Spimt National Federation of Independent Business, Inc Bullelin Bulletin NFIBI

Mafia plans own literary dept to cash in on mob craze

U S mob families discuss creating a Mafia publishing arm and copyrighting the name Malia Anterpri to supply books about the mob. Leaders propose contracts with publishers and a controlled narrative, aiming to profit from the growing Mafia mania.

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Mafia movie rights scheme sparks heated forum

A chaotic talk among figures labeled Gambailo Mastrella and Fanatelli unfolds a plan to split film rights across regions. They propose selling rights for one million dollars with daily technical advisers, while warning against theft and promising continent wide divisions among film studios like Paramount MGM and Disney.

Gambailo Mastrella Don Fanatelli

Diabetes doubts for a mild case in a 70 year old

Dear reader helps explain a 70 year old patient with fluctuating blood sugar levels and no urine sugar. The doctor believes the condition is mild and not requiring medication, advising reassurance, a normal diet, and limited sweets rather than extreme restrictions.

Lawrence Lamb Lamb Dolor

Word puzzle clues and tangled entries across the page

A chaotic list of crossword style clues and garbled phrases appears, with numbers and letter fragments interwoven. It includes references to seasons, prepositions, animals, places, and various wordplay hints, all in a jumbled OCR-like layout.

Dissent on Development challenges aid myths and growth claims

P.T. Bauer, economics professor, argues in Dissent on Development that foreign aid is not a right of developing nations and does not guarantee progress. He counters the poverty cycle, cites Mexico and Brazil as faster growers than the U.S., and warns aid can create dependency and misaligned incentives.

P.2 Baney Londoun School of Econommics Bauer Mexico Brazil U.S Long Kang Holland Laver India Indonesia Raver Edward C. Banfield P. T. Bauer Banfield

Made in U S A trade mores face hard questions

Washington notes that Americas science and tech are envied, yet export success lags as Western rivals and Japan surge with high quality goods. The piece warns of missed opportunities, calls for imaginative, distinctive products, and blames domestic complacency across managers, designers, workers, and retailers for a large trade deficit.

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