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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1973

Page

3

Gray Power movement gains street activism among seniors

A survey of elderly Americans reveals a growing movement nicknamed Gray Power or Cane and Crutch Club as retirees organize, protest, and press for social reforms. Leaders like Alice Brophy note rising education, longer lives, and stronger civic engagement among seniors, with groups pushing Medicare, transit, and Social Security measures while many retirees stay private or unable to join.

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Last Creek Explorers Que Meeting Notes and Guests

The Last Creek Explorers Que meeting at Larry Miksch fame covered a 4-11 fair. Mrs Mildred Miksch hosted with Melvin Ailkseh reporting. New members Gina Seamill Crystal Leitser Kenny Slachura welcomed.

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Common beliefs about family farms and middlemen

A 1970s data critique questions the decline of family farms, noting census gaps and trends in farm size, ownership, and middleman profits. It cites data showing farmers’ cash share vs middlemen, and argues shifting consumer habits influence prices more than single groups. Also mentions AT&T, GM, and other firms in a market-value context.

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Lincoln bill bars police from liquor license interests

A bill approved by the legislature would prohibit police officers from having financial stakes in any organization holding a liquor license, with social clubs and fraternal groups exempt. Sponsored by Sen. Ernest Chambers, the measure aims to curb police holdbacks while facing opposition only from Omaha police. The bill awaits final approval and could be enacted within days.

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