Telegram Opinion on Energy Legislation and Gas Shortage
A Senate vote of 50 to 45 to kill a bill removing some obstacles to natural gas production prompts criticism. The Natural Gas Supply Committee argues the measure would lift price controls and ease shortages, while the piece urges immediate full repeal of all restrictive laws and bureaucratic edicts to end reliance on foreign oil cartels.
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Nathan Bedford Forrest
Congress
U.S. Senate
Senate
David H. Foster
Natural Gas Supply Committee
Washington, D.C
Foster
Columbus Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
The Columbus Telegram quotes a column advocating that freedom is government and moral guidance comes from moral laws, not a political grant. It frames independence as self-control guided by truth, the Golden Rule, and peaceful action.
Strong locks and lax aims fail to curb rising crime
The author argues that crime in the United States grows despite security measures and victim protection efforts. They urge addressing core causes such as economic disparity and lack of national purpose rather than making citizens perpetual victims.
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United States of America
United States
Open Letter to Hunters About Destruction Of Property
A reader laments hunting damage to a cabin and private property. The letter urges responsible sportsmen to curb destructive acts, defend hunting rights, and hopes landowners will permit continued access while warning of future consequences.
Fat City and the $18,000 Dream
The piece laments inflation eroding purchasing power from 1967 to today. It notes $18,000 buys what $10,000 did eight years earlier, highlighting 80 percent inflation. It follows John the businessman, whose income rose from $20,000 to $24,000 while real value grew only $4,000.
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Fat City
John
Fat City Lunchpreneur Earns Citywide Attention
Jim Fiebig uses lunch as his shortcut to influence, ditching grand symbols of success for bold meals. He haunts top restaurants with friends, foes, and staff, paying the tab and tipping lavishly. The public sees him as thriving in fat city, but reality is simply his weight.
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John
Dear Dr Lamb reader seeks guidance on weight loss blood pressure and menopause
A reader asks if blood pressure meds cause high blood sugar and about alternatives. The doctor advises weight loss to improve BP and glucose, notes some BP drugs can mask diabetes and raise potassium, and suggests salt losing medicines with other drugs. It also covers fibroid-related hormone effects and surgery timing with weight loss.
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Radio City Station
New York
Crossword Clue Set From Historical Scrap
A compact list of clues includes Canadian 7 and 8 Hours and 12 Venerates with several cross references such as Saintes ab and Native metal. The fragment hints at a cryptic puzzle inventory with names like Garner Bauld Sincere and terms revolving around slopes and minerals.
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John
Garner
Will Rogers Says on Political Bandits Memorial
Will Rogers remarks about political bandits living off the country. He advocates surrender of corrupt figures and questions the current system of political graft. Edited by Bryan Sterling. August 5, 1923.
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Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
America
Tell Your Congressmen Express Views To Senators And Representative
A call to write to Rep. Virginia Smith and Senators Carl Curtis and Roman Hruska at their Washington offices to express complaints, viewpoints, or compliments. Addresses list Longworth, Dirksen, and Russell buildings in Washington DC with 20515 and 20510 ZIPs.
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Rep
Virginia Smith
Longworth
Washington, DC
Sen
Carl Curtis
Dirksen
Washington DC
Roman Hruska
Russell
White House shake up shocks conservatives in 1975 press
The upheaval at the White House removes Rockefeller from candidacy while Defense Secretary Schlesinger is fired. Conservatives view the move as a disaster for Ford, signaling deep rifts over security policy and the administration’s direction. James is described as serious and principled, not prone to deception.
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White House
Rockefeller
Reagan
Pony of Defense
Donald Rum- Rockefeller
Defense
Schlesinger
Ford
James
Schlesinger Kissinger Clash Over Soviet Threats and U S Will
The essay contrasts James Schlesinger and Henry Kissinger on Soviet missiles and SALT strategy. It argues Kissinger’s pessimism hinders countermeasures while Schlesinger warns of a dire global malaise and supports speaking out despite political cost. The piece links Schlesinger’s firing to Ford era missteps and national risk.
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Henry Kissinger
Schlesinger
Uni
Kissinger
Certa
Eeee Kissinger
Vietnam
William Safire
Nixon West
West
James Schlesinger
Ford
Fallout of Nationwide Women’s Strike Sparks Intra Feminist Clash
The nationwide strike urging women to withhold services provoked counterfeminist reactions and exposed rifts within the movement. Five Arizona lawmakers condemned the feminist "libbers" while Newport Rhode Island women staged a Male Appreciation Day. The protest proved symbolic, revealing divisions over women’s liberation and the movement’s relevance to ordinary women’s needs.
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Arizona
Newport
R.I
National Organization For
Debates on Gender Roles and Feminist Influence
The passage argues that women seek equal rights under law while recognizing ongoing differences between sexes. It portrays women as partners to men and cites feminism as a corrective force against sexual injustice, yet warns against radical shifts that could provoke backlash. It references George Gilder and the idea of women as civilizing influence, noting men rely on security from home life.
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George Gilder
Alice
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U.S
Columbus
Om Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Jim
Fiebig
Dr. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Newfoundland
Royal Corps of Humber
Ontario
Wallaba
Deer Lake
Jeffrey Hart
Don Oakley
Wer Enterprise Assn
Berry's
Pri
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