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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
3
A memo argues each pollution measure triggers countervailing effects. It notes that reducing auto emissions via mandated devices raises car costs and lowers mileage, prompting older cars to stay in use and potentially increasing overall pollution. The piece warns policy should account for reaction dynamics rather than forceful regulation.
The National Observer reports Americans Abroad for McGovern seeks draft dodgers and nondraft-dodging Americans in Canada. They expect about 19,000 draft-dodger votes and aim for 70 percent of the nondraft-dodger vote. Some 250,000 U.S. citizens work in Canada. Expatriates must swear future U.S. residency to qualify for absentee ballots and avoid arrest at a U.S. consulate.
Pillsburgh faces an $11.6 million federal grant while a $14 million city surplus remains. Mayor Flaherty suggests returning funds to taxpayers by eliminating the one percent city wage tax, arguing revenue sharing could ease a financial crisis.
National Institute of Mental Health supports Navaho medicine men training for three years, describing the role as both priest and country doctor. The piece notes their unique fusion of spiritual and psychological care, contrasting it with white medical care and mentioning Medicare as unlikely to cover such practices.
The column portrays an officer in charge musing on clever schemes to obtain a share from the purchasing department. It recounts a recent flight on an apparently anonymous helpline and criticizes the young operator’s performance, noting the poor job done for his father’s business.
A tour through Champagne lore recounts Dom Perignon as the monk who supposedly created sparkling wine, the early houses Ruinart and Moet et Chandon, the cellar master’s art, and the laborious process of riddling and aging. It notes wine blending, vineyard care, and a memory of de Vogue amid German conflicts in the valley.
A short, rhetorically framed statement defining freedom as self-control and a moral duty. It asserts freedom as a divine gift, not a government grant, and urges alignment with moral teachings to foster peace.
Dear reader questions the health value of a reduced fat or coconut oil milk and its impact on heart disease and cholesterol. Dr Lamb notes saturated fats from coconut oil can raise cholesterol and that such milk offers no clear calorie advantage. Smoking a pack daily for a year can significantly reduce running ability by stressing the heart at rest and limiting its response during exercise.
A fragmented OCR puzzle list with beach and outdoor word clues. The items include numbers and partial answers across topics like geography objects and roles, featuring references to Greek letters, feminine forms, boats, and zodiac names.
A columnist warns that the United States loses industrial ground as domestic failure to fund new projects pushes major firms toward joint ventures with foreign partners. He cites Japan and others pursuing wide bodied airliners and STOL planes while U.S. political missteps and inflation erode aviation leadership ahead of the November election.
As 1972 nears, McGovern abandons the promised new politics. He attracts traditional Democratic voters in New York and Massachusetts while failing to mobilize youth and independents. The core thesis of sweeping income redistribution and a green lifestyle proved misjudged, with the public favoring tax restraint, realism abroad, and calmer social norms.
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