Miracle in gas prices critique echoes in policy debate
The piece criticizes government price controls as root of natural gas shortages. It cites geologist William Curry of Casper noting the Federal Power Commission shift away from wellhead price caps, warns of slow recovery and talent gaps, and argues markets, not mandates, set true prices.
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Willim VW. Curry
Casper
Wyoming
Federal Power Commission
Curry
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Rocky Mountain
AAPG
Billings
Montana
Rocky Mountain News
Pater
Printing unions in New York face job losses after strikes
The piece argues that politicians and union bosses promise aid but fail to deliver. It cites Bertram Powers, head of the printers union, noting hundreds of his men are jobless after past newspaper strikes. The author urges production growth and warns against interventionist policies that raise costs and reduce employment.
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Uniom
Promise
Io Workingman
Bertram Powers
Printers’ Union
New York City
Powers
New York
Wall Street Journal
Questions and Answers on Horse Gait and Facts
Answers discuss pacing in horses used in harness racing and note a faster gait than trot. The piece cites Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as a 1937 color feature. It states Interstate 80 will run about 2,910 miles from New York City to San Francisco. It mentions wolverine fur resisting matting and freezing at very low temperatures.
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Outlun
New York City
San Francisco
Calif
Roselawy Memorial Cemetery
Calumbus
Marondal Day
Rape, media, and moral judgments in a heated discourse
The speaker criticizes public bias and double standards around rape prosecutions, recounts past cases and media coverage, and questions how moral judgments shape fairness. He cites examples from Warren G. Harding to Ted Kennedy, Al Capp, and a Wisconsin college incident, arguing for cautious judgment and due process.
Telegram editorial on freedom and self-governance in 1971
The Telegram column from Columbus Nebraska on Monday May 17 1971 argues that freedom is a divine gift not a government grant. It champions personal responsibility and presses readers to promote liberty while upholding the covering commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence to begin with inner peace.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Neck pain causes and relief tips from Dr. Lamb
A reader reports neck base soreness and occasional sharp jerks with popping relief. Validation cites muscle spasm from tension, suggests posture defects and leg heel lifts, and recommends physical medicine specialist care, heat therapy, gradual movement, and avoiding risky head manipulations.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
County of State Medical Society
Thalyn
Fragmented Word Puzzle Reading From a Historic Page
The scrambled list mixes names, places, and clues from a puzzle or word game. It references masculine names, geographic terms, forest and desert terms, periods, and descriptors with scattered fragments and foreign language hints.
Eye sore Noselawn Cemetery spurs editorial complaint
A Columbus reader condemns Noselawn Memorial Cemetery for neglect with tall grass, fallen trees, and unfinished work while lamenting supposed perpetual care. The letter ties general care to community image and references a May 3 school board meeting debating land purchases and policy changes including profanity bans in plays, praising Pastor Rathkamp and board members.
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Columbus
Noselawn Memorial Cemetery
Columbus City
Concerned Citizens Committee
Nnt
Wie
Tag
Cablihat-Tredway
H. Rathkamp
Pastor Rathkanp
Verline
Jenpsery
Esquire editors and Gingrich weigh modern taste against Fitzgerald heritage
The publisher and editors of Esquire clash over what counts as avant garde versus classical American literature. The June issue will feature Fitzgerald letters, while critics note Hemingway’s work fell flat with younger readers. A Fitzgerald cult among youth seems possible as parallels between the 1920s and the 1970s emerge, though a final point remains uncertain.
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Arnald Gingeich
Esquire Magazine
Iself
Mr. Gingrich
Esquire
Ernest Hewinway
F. Scotl Fitzgerald
Witegerald
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Maxwell Perkins
Fitzgerald
Wezgerald
Main Street
Goodbye
Wisconsin
Glenway Wescell
Babbitt
Hemingway
Jeffrey Har
Modern rebels vs 20s era craftsmen in literary circles
The author contrasts 1970s rebels with earlier writers like Fitzgerald and Hemingway. He argues young rebels lack practical skills, seek genius to appear, and threaten craft and discipline. He warns that new Fitzgerald discoveries may fail if they avoid foundational craft and marketable abilities.
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Fitzgerald
Max Perkins
Hemingway
Isadora
Duncan
Esquire
Hemingway Find, (He Young
Hardhat troubles and hippie glare in Louisville tale
A columnist recalls a bizarre Louisville scene with hardhats amid 1960s unrest. A reporter posing as a worker mocks stereotypes, describing a riverfront hotel project and awkward airport encounters. The piece lampoons perceptions of construction workers and hippies during a tense era.
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Louisville
NEA
Washington
Jouisville St. Xavier High School
New York
Big al Schneider
Riverfront
America
Hat and cab ride lead to tense New York encounter
A fragmented narrative set in New York describes a cab ride with a girl, a confrontational driver, and hazy hippie surroundings near Bastard Sheet and Friel Avenue. The narrator recounts a tense exchange about a hat and mentions a nearby group of springtime youths, inviting readers to inspect a discarded white hardhat among debris.
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New York
Manhattan
Simurl Gaye
Tellow
Sone O
Boo
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