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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1975
Page
8
Opinion piece argues new campaigns denounce dependence on government programs while voters seek checks from government. It laments rising socialism, loss of individuality, and uniform neighborhoods as citizens rely on Uncle Sam. It warns politicians support more government controls.
A writer laments scarce retirement provisions in journalism, contrasts with other workers, and notes a federal program allowing up to 500 to 7500 dollars in tax free accounts. He calculates potential gains: 500 a year for 45 years at 5 percent could reach about 79,850 dollars, while a couple saving 3,000 yearly for 45 years at 6 percent would grow further.
Telegram Paging Editor Dick Howe discusses a savings plan for couples, proposing an initial 1500 dollar investment rising to 3000 dollars annually over 45 years at 6 percent, projecting about 406,349 dollars. IRS district director Everett Loury notes that such accounts placed in banks are federally regulated and tax on withdrawals.
In a Playboy interview Muhammad Ali advocates a separate black state in the ten U S states. He claims blacks must have their own land, laws, taxes, courts, and currency to be truly free. He asserts white Americans aided his earnings but argues more must be done.
Edited by So you think we are doing bad in the U S do you Well let s look around and see what our companions are doing China is in a mess Russia is starving her own people in to feed propaganda to the rest of the France has plenty of gold but is short of friendship England has her fine diplomats but no work or markets Spain is trying to get a Republic They think one is great so that shows their ignorance So before you think of giving up your citizenship you better think it over October 16 1930
A 1960s interview reveals Muhammad Ali advocating Black nationalism, separation, and a 25 million Black nation in Africa. He compares white power to rattlesnakes, cites religion, and envisions personal sacrifice for freedom, while reflecting on his boxing fame and U.S. opportunity.
A collection of sharp quips about everyday life and human quirks. Light social observations touch on fall signals and roadside produce stands, plus humorous takes on neighborly behavior and early work routines.
The Columbus Telegram asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal self-control, distinguishes freedom from license, and cites moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence as guiding principles. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Monday, Nov 8, 1975.
Dr. Lamb explains that hot flashes stem from decreased estrogen during menopause. Hormone replacement often relieves symptoms quickly, while vitamins or special foods do not. He notes obesity risk, weight gain from muscle loss, and stresses lifestyle and activity as key factors in managing menopause plus question of hot spicy foods affecting thermostat.
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The Vorster government maintains apartheid yet offers conciliatory gestures to northern black countries. The Transkei parliament votes independence for October 1976, with Kaiser Matanzima seeking UN and OAU membership. The move challenges northern states and faces mixed regional reaction.
John Chamberlain argues that granting Transkei its own army tests apartheid's viability as nine homelands rise with separate militaries. He notes U S liberals favor Kaunda’s call to end support for minority regimes while contrasting Muhammad Ali’s praise of apartheid style separatism. He likens Ali to Vorster in a provocative beacon of ideology.
The piece reports concern that Treasure Valley area access is restricted as mining interests seek minerals in Death Valley National Monument due to a loophole in the 1933 park law. Congress moves to amend it while industry argues environmental risk lies more with tourism than mining, highlighting massive federally owned land withdrawn from mining across the West.
A report cites concerns over withdrawn land showing potential mineral deposits while a separate analysis notes Americans cut highway deaths and injuries in 1974 alongside rising costs. Traffic crashes fell 7.4 percent from 25 649 000 to 23 744 000, yet total accident costs topped 30.4 billion dollars due to inflation and insurance losses.
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