Telegram opinion on The Selling of the MEA broadcast critique
The Americat Conservative Union Washington monthly argues against liberal media bias in a piece criticizing a program called The Selling of the MEA. It cites past CBS reporting on the Pentagon and questions Public Relations spending at the Department of Defense and HEW, noting discrepancies in employee counts.
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Defense
Roger Mudd
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HEW
Bill Chappell
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Welfare Bureaucracy Debate on HEW Propaganda Costs
The article critiques HEW spending on public information and propaganda, arguing it inflates budgets for social programs and sustains a dependent class. It urges continued information dissemination while pressing for reform and tighter control of welfare costs.
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Community letters on language policy and local recognition
Letters to the Telegram defend school integrity and oppose profanity in plays while praising the Rural Recognition Banquet in Platte County. The writers urge support for good taste in public school productions and celebrate Silver Creek Nebraska for hosting the Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt and Conservation Program, calling it Conservation City USA.
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U.S.A
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Kgln-Tv
Weather Girl
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on election posters today
Barbs by Phil Pastoret ponders the fluttering election posters in evening breeze. He riffs on satire about fireproof coatings for rocket noses and jokes about using cookout charcoal as a quirky substitute.
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Phil Pastoret
Nixon White House Notes and Tape Mixups Highlight Scrutiny
A quotation filled reminiscence of White House disorder cites missing tapes and notes in the Nixon era. Rose Mary Woods is depicted handling tough notes amid Brezhnev and Dobrynin talks. The piece underscores concerns about record keeping and possible impeachable missteps.
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Tapes and notes haunt White House confrontations
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a former president lamenting missing tapes and misfiled notes after meetings with congressional readers on the energy crisis. The exchange hints at pressure from aides and a tense dynamic with Rose Mary, while mocking a Brezhnev note as likely unimportant.
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Bebe Nehozo
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Map ‘I'se-tung
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Freedom and independence in the Columbus Telegram
The 1973 Columbus Telegram editorial on freedom critiques government grants for liberty. It argues true freedom comes from self rule, rejects external control, and condemns censorship and restraint as threats to independence. It references the Coveting Commandment, the Galion Mule, and relocation of independence as moral concerns.
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Ulcerative colitis guidance from Dr Lamb columns
A reader asks about ulcerative colitis and loose stools not always linked to infection. Dr Lamb cautions diagnosis depends on examination, notes diet changes may help but not cure, and advises medical management by a doctor. He addresses uncooked cake batter safety for youngsters with clean hands and finds eating batter generally safe in small amounts.
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Dr. Lamb
Happy T0
Hodgepodge Across AZ and Misread Clues Amid Seemingly Random Puns
A scrambled list of clues and phrases appears here, blending wordplay with stray terms. It reads like a chaotic crossword draft featuring numbers, names, and partial terms without a clear puzzle solution or coherent theme.
Berrigan’s Faith and Politics Under Scrutiny
A critical portrayal of Dan Berrigan and his brother Phil, portraying their actions and rhetoric as conflicting with Catholic teaching. The piece surveys past trials, underground life, and controversial statements linking Pacifist acts to controversial comparisons and political stances.
Athabasca oil sands push faces long road to big output
Edmonton report outlines the Athabasca oil sands expansion as a costly, years‑long venture triggered by the energy crisis and Arab oil embargo. Experts say full synthetic crude output may not arrive until the mid 1980s, with major plants needed every two years and on‑site processing of bitumen to synthetic crude.
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