Nixon foes in doubt as impeachment talk renews calls
Telegram opinion notes that Nixon enemies are split over impeachment moves. Senators Mansfield and Byrd urge respecting constitutional process while some Republicans push resignation. Editorial compares lawmakers to hounds chasing a fox, warning that timelines risk political gains and possible prolonged inquiries.
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Rescuers pay price in Gaza hostage operation
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Portraits of Springtime and the Wake of Winter
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Peace Begin With Me Collected in The Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram on Wednesday May 29 1974 proclaims freedom as self-control grounded in religious and civic guiding ideals. It urges readers to promote liberty while avoiding anarchy and to live by moral principles.
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Cholesterol and muscle building from old health Q and A
Lawrence E. Lamb explains dietary cholesterol from animals vs plants and fats. He notes peanuts and chestnuts have no cholesterol, raw nuts high fat, and coconut oil saturated fat. The column also covers senior fitness, muscle growth via resistance, and cautions for high blood pressure individuals.
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Fragmented OCR text presents scattered place and name tokens
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous partial names numbers and terms such as Riversi Diversion Hodzepodee Saran Orewheads Sage whisper and Central with various unrelated fragments. The text lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to form a clear news item or reporting event.
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Energy investment to avert future crises and research hurdles
A 1905 era projection outlines a $1 billion annual energy investment to ease the petroleum crisis, with fears of a bigger post crisis gap from rising demand. It argues doubling coal output, expanding oil and gas, nuclear power, shale and coal liquids, and tech breakthroughs in breeder reactors and solar are needed though costly.
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Would Democrats Know What to Do in a Veto-Proof Congress
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