Telegram Opinion Watching the politicians
The Senate probes Nelson Trockefeller’s vice presidential qualifications amid Watergate fallout. The Telegram urges voters to reject trust in politicians and accept wholesale reform, noting violence has sometimes spurred change and that taxes, civil rights, and Vietnam shaped public unrest.
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Senate
Nelson Trockefeller
Republic
Mr. Good Guy
Idlenre
Vietnam
The Big Carrot Harvest Report at Columbus
Wilford Snyder of rural Columbus visits the Telegram office with a colossal carrot weighing three pounds three ounces and measuring 134 inches around and nearly 11 inches long. Mrs Snyder notes garden efforts and scales usage.
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Wilford Snyder
Columbus
Snyder
Boyrl
Dickinson farmers eye new irrigation steam engine
Snyder acknowledges an unusual irrigation system might aid farming. He built a steam engine and plans to demonstrate it to the Snyders next summer, offering a picture of the device.
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Snyder
The
Snyders
Private life of Bert Sheehan and quiet past
A narrator recalls Bert Sheehan, a gifted New York newspaper troubleshooter with a warm laugh and hidden private life. The piece sketches Sheehan’s two family East Side home, his solitary habits, rumored living arrangement with his widowed mother, and his guarded friendships while reflecting on a past working dynamic and unspoken ties.
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Queens
Sheehans
Seri
Kennedy
Bert
New York
City Desk
Bert Sheehan
Sam’s
Spite, Tess, and a Silent Telegraph Boss
Tess, a stout blonde who married a newspaper editor’s son Bert Sheehan in a romance amid newsroom gossip, leaves the paper after years of a concealed affair. Bert, aging and withdrawn, asks Tess to dinner and later reveals a family tragedy of a Mongoloid child who dies at 31, bringing sorrow to the Sheehan household.
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Tess
Bert Sheehan
Bert
Sheehan
Fess
All Alone Across Nine City in Italy Puzzle
A jumble of clipped words and broken phrases forms a puzzle style item with mixed letter fragments, partial names, and scattered clues across multiple domains. The text resembles a word game or crossword style grid with stray numbers and incomplete entries.
Tylenol and Anticoagulants Warn Doctors Topic
Dear reader notes acetaminophen can potentiate oral anticoagulants and may require lower Coumadin doses. A doctor suggests avoiding acetaminophen if on blood thinners without testing, citing AMA Drug Evaluation 1971 and Maryland researchers reporting dose reductions to prevent prolonged clotting.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
DE Lamb
AMA
Albert Antlitz
Lawrence Awalt
University of Maryland
White elephants and energy self sufficiency debate
A reader worries that faith in oil price restraint keeps the nation from costly energy self sufficiency efforts by 1980. The piece cites Sasol’s coal to gasoline as a model, notes oil producers’ influence, and highlights cellulose based fuels as a future threat and potential alternative. It cites Kellogg’s role in Sasol and the Chemurgy Council’s renewed optimism about cellulose conversion shifts.
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Dickens
Mr. Micawber
Faisal
M.W. Kellogg Company
Houston
Texas
Chemurghc Council of
New York
Cellulose to Fuel Vision Promises Clean World Fight Pollution
John Chamberlain cites plans by commercial engineers for large scale cellulose to fuel plants. Swedish biochemist Eric Eweson at Ambassador College in Texas and Des Moines experiments 30 tons rubbish with 2500 gallons sewage sludge in rotating digesters to kill pathogens and yield usable end products.
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Chemurghc Council
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S
Eric Weson
Ambassador College
Big Sandy
Texas
Des Moines
Arkansas
Eweson
Eveson
Creeping Authoritarianism and the Housing Debate
The piece warns of rising problem solving theories eroding liberty, citing The Cost of Sprawl which claims single family housing is less efficient than multifamily dwellings. It suggests a federal campaign to curb home development signals broader moves toward stronger government control and lifestyle constraints.
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Wallington
Robert Heilbroner
Henry Kissinger
Freely Questioning Freedom In an Era Of Scarcity
A columnist weighs the tension between conserving resources and preserving individual freedoms. The piece ponders potential moves like Meatless Wednesday and criticizes echoing public emotion over proven necessity. It urges frank leadership, caution about irreversible losses, and deliberation over authoritarian impulses.
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Nature
Amercan
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