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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
3
Telegram opinion argues Columbus residents face high tax loads and question funding for new recreational facilities. It stresses priorities and self funding, noting facilities should pay for themselves and that government should not promise universal amusement. It mentions indoor pools and sports like baseball and bowling as scenarios.
In a sharp shift, Ted Kennedy moves from past image tarnish over Chappaquiddick to potential political revival aided by GOP emphasis on Watergate. The editorial notes a renewed spotlight on Kennedy as fate and public memory swing, leaving questions about whether voters will recall Chappaquiddick, Watergate, or both.
Treasury chief outlines a new proposal sending annual checks to about 3 million families too poor to owe federal income tax. Homeowners and renters would receive credits against property taxes or rent, funded by the central government, aiming to ease living costs while expanding federal reach.
A portrait of Monsignor Lecoy McWilliams in Jersey City, detailing his outspoken, martial style, community reach, and complex acts of mercy. The piece recalls his clashes with poverty, care for parishioners, and willingness to bend rules to aid the needy.
Dear Dr. Lamb explains the spectrum of celiac disease in children, stressing that gluten elimination can control symptoms. Most kids tolerate dairy and sugar if properly managed, but risk of fat malabsorption and vitamin deficiencies exists without careful diet and monitoring.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists varied terms and numbers across topics. It resembles a dictionary or index string with words like Weathercock, Belgrade, and End in South Africa, interspersed with numbers and misread phrases, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Nixon weighs temporary picks like Fillo Richardson and Willim Ruckelshaus for permanent roles as Richard Kleindienst resignations and Gray's presence shake the administration. Potential replacements include Edgar Hoover’s successor path and John B. Ingersoll guiding Narcotics, with calls for steadier crisis handling and mature law enforcement strategy.
The piece notes a decline in crime tied to narcotics control, with heroin shortages and rising prices limiting addiction. It cites police, federal cooperation, and policy shifts, including Admin improvisation, the Teapot Dome legacy, and calls for stable long term anti crime policies.
A column argues that Mothers Day exposes culture’s attack on motherhood. It traces shifts from female priestess roles to male dominated power, urges return to feminine values like cooperation and care, and suggests new ways of living together for peace and renewal on Mother’s Day.
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