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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
2
A critical essay argues that political campaigns waste vast sums and human energy without changing outcomes. It condemns entrenched bureaucrats and urges redirecting effort to voluntary, productive endeavors in the market. It warns the coercive state can erode individual will and voluntary cooperation.
Under a contract between the New York City Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers, classroom teachers will earn from 9500 to 18100 this year with rises to 9700 and 20240 by September 1974. Seven and a half years needed for top pay. In October 16 robberies targeted teachers and parents in city schools, many in front of classrooms, with violence or threats and few offenders arrested.
The quote attributes six timeless errors to Cicero: chasing personal gain by crushing others, worrying about unchangeable matters, declaring things impossible, clinging to trivial preferences, neglecting mental growth and reading, and trying to force others to share one’s beliefs.
A 3 a.m. piano scene in Albany features Frankie Carle beside a redhead wife, composing a flip side titled Sunrise Serenade after a policemen suggests a name. The piece follows his long career from Providence saloons to open-air Massachusetts gigs and Columbia interest.
The column mocks common mistakes and lapses in daily life with wry humor. It riffs on excuses for feeling run down, the oddities of modern routines, and a light jab at a butcher opening a sausage factory after a downturn, reflecting a bustling, ironic local voice.
A local 1972 Telegram editorial argues freedom comes from God and self-control rather than political grants. It emphasizes moral guidance from the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to pursue responsible liberty.
The author argues distinctions faded in autumn politics as Watergate, Teapot Dome, and policy choices exposed dangers. He recalls Kennedy's Laos bluff and notes the difficulty of judging amid peace or war rhetoric, suggesting 1961 to 1972 could echo old patterns and treaty tempers with communists.
The essay critiques SALT and automatic sanctions, arguing limits on missile sites and U S lead in size. It notes Moscow gains legal room to expand missiles though U S bomber capacity remains a counterbalance. Critics fear laser tech and defense gaps, while campaign rhetoric ignored defense spending questions.
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers questions on prostate removal methods including cystotomy and abdominally accessed surgery, plus a bladder drainage approach via urethral catheter when obstruction is less severe. He notes two main operations and when each is used, and also discusses experimental gallstone dissolution being studied at Mayo Clinic with cautious optimism but no current recommendation.
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers appears, mixing languages and scraps such as blue mineral, Italian city, Russian coin, and various abbreviations. The readable fragments hint at a puzzle page with numbered entries, language notes, and partial word patterns without a coherent single story.
Washington dispatch reflects on national mood and civic care. It notes decay in eastern cities and relative optimism in western hubs, urging leaders to inspire inner renewal and renewed affection toward others. The piece contrasts social neglect with sensational distractions and calls for genuine responsibility.
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