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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
2
Five Columbus area finalists from three high schools presented themes like Listen World and rights to live while addressing issues from war to abortion. The audience applauded and praised the students, parents, and teachers for shaping thoughtful expression.
The Federal Trade Commission demands three drug firms apologize and prove their advertising that one aspirin product relieves headaches better than another is true. Critics argue regulators overreach while supporters say consumer protection requires advertisers to substantiate claims.
In a blunt critique, a reader argues EPA policies on vehicle fuel quotas push motorists to abandon polluting cars. The writer mockingly suggests agency members stop driving and use buses, urging a lifestyle shift to reduce pollution.
A letter to the editor denounces stereotyped Mafia coverage and calls for inclusive membership by the syndicate. It argues that while not all Italian Americans are involved, all defendants are Italian, urging anti-discrimination and equal opportunity compliance in organized crime.
Art Buchwald argues that the Mafia must modernize including hiring women and non Mafiosi, criticizing discrimination and urging government action to shut down outfits that refuse Mexicans Indians or WASPs. He envisions fresh leadership and broader inclusion in organized crime.
A fragmented message urges freedom and individual responsibility, encouraging readers to sign for peace and embody the Golden Rule and civic values. It emphasizes self control, restraint from greed, and the belief that true liberty stems from personal virtue rather than government power.
A fragment from a puzzle page lists varied clues and partial answers. Entries include references to monarchy terms, geographic hints, and odd wordplay, with scattered numbers and garbled names suggesting a cryptic crossword or scattered fill-in puzzle.
The Nation’s Press reports on Dr. Graham and Billy Graham suggesting severe punishment for rapists, arguing maiming as a punishment is immoral and unwise. The piece cautions that let government wield power to physically alter criminals risks abuse, preferring restraint and due process over permanent bodily harm.
A contrived column riffs on weathering setbacks with a dash of humor. The writer contrasts flashy TV stars and family cars, noting social quirks and apparent excesses while poking fun at misplaced optimism. The piece reads like a light commentary on junk culture and public behavior.
California Governor Ronald Reagan proposes a constitutional tax rate cut with a clear emergency fund, aiming to lower taxes while preserving services. The plan, urged as a national beacon, signals potential implications for the 1976 GOP landscape and future federal reforms.
The piece argues manpower costs drive defense budgets more than weapons, urging Congress to push Pentagon planners to reduce indirect support and lean the military’s base while maintaining combat effectiveness. It notes higher per unit costs versus Vietnam era and calls for careful, thorough review of needs. It references Brookings estimates on indirect defense costs per unit of combat capability.
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