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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
2
In Kansas City and at a new 2.5 billion airport, designers test a gate arrival system. One level C-shaped buildings surround central drive lanes allowing cars to park near departures. Passengers walk brief distances to the terminal and board directly from the plane side, aiming to shorten journey from car to jet.
The piece argues Cuba should not jail hijackers from another country and questions the lack of fair trials. It condemns Castro's regime for refusing extradition and prioritizing politics over international decency while suggesting harsher measures may curb hijacking.
State and local governments enjoy tax revenue surpluses amid federal revenue sharing, while the Treasury faces a large deficit. New York projects a $60 million surplus, and governors weigh how to deploy funds. Some cities spend, others cut taxes or invest in federal securities to steady money markets and public services.
Reporter declines a one paragraph lead about five year old Marilyn Ascaldi killed during a snowbound Bushwick Avenue trolley accident. Veronica provides details of the family and scene while a mysterious fur coat woman comforts the dying child before ambulance arrival.
An unsigned 1972 Columbus Nebraska front page urges readers to defend freedom against government control, arguing freedom is a gift from God, not a license, and should align with moral commandments and the Declaration of Independence.
Dr. Lamb explains rare sugar malabsorption where disaccharides fail to break into monosaccharides. A simple at home test suggests using honey for comparison. persistent symptoms after honey imply alternative causes such as low blood sugar or other GI issues. Special lab tests and specialist referral may be needed for confirmation.
A garbled puzzle page lists numbered clues blending transportation terms with random words. It mixes Italian French and English fragments, referencing engines, planes, ships, fabric, and musical terms alongside odd proper nouns and place names, creating a dense, unreadable wordplay puzzle excerpt.
A dense critique argues government bears much blame for pollution via ownership and subsidies while urging private industry to bear external costs. Senholz cites government farms, local waste systems, public lakes, and highway subsidies as drivers of pollution. He proposes private ownership, privatized sewage, and court-ordered studies of external costs to reform pollution policy.
The Illinois River Valley near La Salle played a key role from pre-Columbian times with Native settlements near Starved Rock and Kaskaskia. French exploration and the 19th century Illinois and Michigan Canal transformed transport, enabling Prairie farmers to ship to Chicago, while railroads later overshadowed canal achievements.
Sensing the News notes the Hegeler home in LaSalle built in 174 and still occupied by descendants of the builder, as part of a broader tribute to the Carus family sponsorship of the Hegeler Institute and Open Court Publishing Co. This regional architectural and educational heritage marks LaSalle as a notable intellectual hub in the United States.
A fragmented column ponders budgeting paydays and safety with a gun. It muses on old cereal stories and the oddity of a neighborhood drinker dreaming of a 41 foot schooner. It hints that value lies in perception and that ships require a launch to set sail.
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