Telegram Opinion On Wall Street Rebound And Tax Reform
Market mood remains weak as small investors retreat while institutions move the market. The piece argues capital gains tax reform could spur long term investing, noting a shift from individual to institutional trading and a need for new capital to support future growth.
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Wall Street
Las Vegas
the & Place
United States
Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA Corp
Tard
New York Stock Exchange
Sarnoff
Las Vegas East
Unpaid tire salesman warning on paper roll ending
An insurance publication notes tires warn when tread wears thin by red letters spelling STOP appearing on remaining rubber. The alert system mirrors a common office copier paper endpoint cue with a red stripe indicating nearing end of life.
Standards vs taste in beef grading debate
The piece argues that growth is faster in the young, affecting beef production. Beet growers push for shorter feedlot times to cut costs, but USDA grading requires visible marbling for choice beef. California Beef Council's Strathearn notes tests may show leaner, younger beef could taste better, challenging current standards.
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Department of Agriculture
George Strathearn
California Beef Council
USDA
Public input on road detour issues at Platte County work
Mrs. Dan Christensen of Lakeview urges the Platte County Highway Department to publish notices in The Telegram about road improvements detours and one lane driving. She cites recent busing problems on Monastery Road and Mason Road, while Darwin Anderson notes projects are usually known days ahead.
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Dan Christensen
Lakeview
Darwin Anderson
City Briefs Column to Carry Public Notices
A Telegram editor notes no central publicity office is in place and discusses running notices in City Briefs. He expects radio stations to cooperate though not speaking for them. Anderson mentions more work on two roads in the coming week.
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Anderson
Kanawha County picks texts amid pluralism rule
In Kanawha County West Virginia the high school textbook committee embraced a 1976 state rule demanding racial religious and cultural pluralism. Their selections include controversial titles by authors such as Dick Gregory and others, reflecting a push for diverse perspectives in the curriculum.
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Kanawha County
W. Va
Charleston Area
Dick Gregory
Judge Cleaver
Controversy Over Freud Book Sparks Picket Protests
A clash at schools erupts when Sigmund Freud works on a specific erotic behavior are challenged by the Christian American Parents Association. Protests escalate, closing minds and prompting some violence as the dispute grips the community.
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Cummings
Sigmund Freud
All Heaven
Christian American Parents Association
Bonds Vanish Fast under Treasury Offer in 1923
A fragment notes the U S Treasury offered 850 million dollars in bonds yesterday and they disappeared quickly. It critiques Wall Street speculation and calls for cautious curriculum choices as teachers select study materials. The piece warns parents to monitor school textbooks and notes educators may not always know what is best for children.
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U.S. Treasury
Columbus Telegram political freedom and order demand
The Columbus Nebraska paper voices concerns over government power and civil liberty. It argues against license or anarchy and defends the Declaration and the Coveing Commanderan in a dated October 1, 1974 issue.
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Ows
Dertira
Columbus
Nebraska
Jumbled crossword style list hints and clues mix
A fragmented OCR puzzle page with cryptic style word clues across and down. The garbled text includes partial definitions and scattered word fragments mentioning animals vessels times and names, typical of a crossword or word puzzle grid.
Dear Dr Lamb on aging and prostate concerns in health column
An aging reader asks about calorie needs after 45 and muscle loss. Maintaining activity and strength exercises helps keep metabolic rate higher, allowing continued eating without fat gain. A late 60s reader questions surgery for enlarged prostate. doctor explains obstruction assessment methods and when surgery is warranted.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
DR. Lamb
Lamb
Ford warns Arabs on oil price in global crisis
The article notes President Ford’s World Energy Conference remarks hinting at possible military options to solve the fuel crisis. It discusses saber rattling from the Cold War era, Western intervention risks in the Middle East, and the potential for superpower confrontation, with contingency plans reportedly in place on both sides.
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Washington
Henry David Thoreau
Jerry Ford
Globe
Ford
Middle East
Pentagon
Nuclear arsenal scale alarms pundit amid Cold War risk
The Center for Defense Information reports U S forces hold 7 940 strategic weapons while the Soviet Union maintains at least 2 600. The piece cautions the extraordinary destructive power of missiles and bomb yields, warning that even small improvements could wipe out billions and prompting worry over President Ford's handling of nuclear policy.
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Washington
Center For Defense Information
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Amarillo
Tex
Hiroshima
Jerry Ford
Cultural unity at ivy league college reopening
A college year opens with hopeful bustle while essays from entering freshmen reveal a dispiriting gap in religious and philosophical understanding. Despite high test scores and solid writing, many students treat the Bible as primitive myth and show limited grasp of Western religious tradition and argument.
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Darwin
Freshmen divide over secular optimism and lost Western values
Jeffrey Hart laments Ivy League freshmen drifting from a secular optimism tied to science and the League of Nations to skepticism over modern culture. He argues many students lack exposure to classical philosophy, religious history, and literary heritage, leaving Western culture less communicated and understood.
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H.G. Wells
League of Nations
Plato
Aristotle
Ludwig Wittgenstein
God
Cardinal John Henry Newman
Turin
Scott Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Magnilogorok
Ussr
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