Shakespearean take on election analysis in lighter side
Washington humor column presents mock interview with William Shakespeare on the 1970 election analysis. Quips reference Nixon AgnewInflation and campaign drama using Bardic quotes to frame political commentary. The piece mixes satire and literary allusion to lampoon post election punditry.
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Lawyers Sued for Careless Practice Rising Malpractice Claims
New York reports a surge in malpractice suits against lawyers as clients and insurers contend with rising costs. Professors warn negligence, laziness, and failure to file timely appeals trigger liability, with wills, estates, and accident claims top examples.
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Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates And Address Change
Published each evening except Sunday, Columbus Nebraska. Subscriptions by carrier in Columbus 42.00 per month. By mail in Panter, Bocce, Buller, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, Polk counties 11.05 per year. By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 15.00 per year. Change of address should be reported to the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram with both old and new addresses.
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Astrological Forecasts Mixed in Typo Ridden Horoscope
Aries through Pisces entries scrambled with misprints and garbled words. The piece offers generic monthly outlooks touching on travel romance creativity growth and relationships, with scattered references to dates and signs, but contains numerous illegible phrases and misspellings that obscure precise forecasts.
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Senate panel backs Medicaid cut plan on poor services
Washington reports a Senate committee approved a proposal allowing states to shrink Medicaid medical services for poor families. The 8 to 3 vote follows pressure from state governments seeking to trim Medicaid. The move could reshape federal support totaling 3.9 billion of Medicaid's six billion dollars. The panel warned the final word may still lie with the Senate, House, or both.
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