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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
7
Readers discuss peanut butter protein and fat content including cholesterol absence and methionine limits. The Health Letter reference outlines daily allowances and cautions about high saturated fat, suggesting meats and milk for better protein sources.
Paris reports a government decree now permits women to become municipal firefighters in France. The change ends a long ban on female practitioners, with Francoise cited as a pioneer allowed to train under the new law.
Police say a suspect, not identified, attempted to steal items valued at $1.99 before slipping away. The individual claimed to be a doctor from Buenos Aires when later questioned.
A letter to Dr Graham argues leadership stems from God and scripture. It urges teaching the Bible from youth, building strong homes, and encouraging young people to read the Word to nurture leaders who stand against temptation.
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