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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1973

Page

2

Columbus Voices Support For Small Business Week Stand Up Bars

Telegram opinion urges Columbus readers to back Small Business Week amid concerns over urban migration and economic pressures. It defends private enterprise, cites ethical lapses, and highlights local business supporters like Hob Gangel and Jim Holmberg while stressing the need to keep Nebraska towns prosperous and Americans hopeful.

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Democrats in Turmoil Over Nixon Agnew Fallout

A chaotic scene unfolds as McNulty discusses party loyalties amid Watergate and calls for accountability. He cites leaks from the White House, questions the Justice Department, and notes the difficulty of supporting either Nixon or Agnew while the nation seeks truth and justice.

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Peripheral Urban Edinies and the Lindsay Electorate Pattern

The piece outlines Arthur Finkelstein and his demographic work for campaigns including Buckley and Nyon, arguing a new central voting pattern for the 1970s. It describes three urban rings inner city periphery and affluent suburbs with distinct ethnic and class traits guiding political alignment shifting Jew ish, WASP, Irish and Italian voters toward a conservative, turf-preserving bloc amid rising liberalism.

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Coal deposits found along Susquehanna in Pennsylvania

excerpts describe coal discoveries along the east branch of the Susquehanna and its Lackawanna tributary, noting richer deposits than earlier finds and the historic roles of Wilkes-Barre and Scranton in anthracite coal. It also mentions Louis Philippe, Albert Gallatin, and early Atlantic packets, with brief notes on Modoc executions, balloon flight attempts, and a balloon landing incident.

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Unclear OCR Listing Mentions Places and Names

Fragmented text lists various place names dates and entities with no coherent event or narrative. It reads like garbled OCR from a newspaper page showing locations such as towns highways rivers and schools alongside odd word fragments and numbers. No identifiable incident or summaryable action is present.

Oust Agnew Controversy Deepens In Washington Fray

Rumors swirl about Spiro Agnew after whispered talks of resignation or plea bargaining. Lawyers argue the vice president cannot be sued until impeached, while observers debate motives and potential successors under the 25th Amendment amid a politically charged era.

Alice Spiro 7 Agnew Washington Maryland U.S Congress Congress. Mr. Agnew Nixon

Questions Answers and Nursing Lamp Symbolism

A nursing symbol is a lamp associated with Florence Nightingale carried during nightly patient visits. Naval stores include products from trees such as resin turpentine pitch and tar.

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