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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1974
Page
3
Opinion argues tax relief on savings and stock earnings could boost construction and employment. It critiques investment tax as harming jobs, warns double taxation drives capital from stock markets, and notes political rhetoric masks tax policy impact on workers.
The Health Insurance Institute reports European use of Bach for indigestion, Mozart for rheumatism, Handel for emotional distress, Beethoven for hernia, and Schubert for insomnia. A French device converts music to vibrations via earphones and body electrodes. in Rome a surgeon notes results. Rock fans receive no cure.
An imagined scene in the Oval Office shows President Nixon confiding to General Haig and Vice President Ford his intent to resign. A door opens for Rose Mary and the mood is somber as he explains a party betrayal and dwindling votes.
An October 12 1924 reminiscence from Wi Rogers discusses a commission, rye storage fare, and a protest that ballparks vary in size. He asserts baseball needs a regulation field so a home run is earned and every park offers equal chances.
In a dramatic exchange with Jerry Ford, Nixon presses for a blanket pardon covering all acts from January 20, 1969, to August 5, 1974. Ford hints at possible amnesty for deserters and Watergate defendants, while Nixon insists on keeping tapes as personal property and stepping down.
The Columbus Telegram from Nebraska on Monday October 7 1974 argues for freedom as a moral duty and obedience to Independence Doctrine. It insists peace begins with individual action and cites devotion to God and country as guiding principles.
A compact word puzzle listing numerous clues with varied word lengths and definitions. The fill includes musical instruments, animal terms, body parts, and phrases across categories such as nautical, culinary, and linguistic hints.
Lawrence E. Lamb reviews a case where boils on a pilot’s buttocks flagged suspected diabetes after 21 years of flight. Weight loss through a 1200 calorie diet stabilized glucose tests, and alcohol later raised concerns about insulin regulation. Diagnosis hinges on blood and tolerance tests. stress and infections can unmask diabetes.
The Foreign Minister of Ruritania, in New York for the UN opening, derides Western power dynamics as Operation Cross-Purposes. He rails at selective morality in the United Nations and Washington, criticizing Leftist coups and perceived double standards on democracy, apartheid, and global influence. The address warns of Moscow's reach and hints at strategic choke points like the Azores and Cape Verde.
John Chamberlain laments a polarized world divided by a North South axis as Portugal shifts left, risking NATO defenses in the Mediterranean. He warns the Soviet submarine fleet could control oil routes and India Ocean access, while critiquing detente era moralism and edu cation shifts eroding geographic literacy.
The piece argues that widespread incentives harm efficiency, from farm subsidies and corporate bailouts to tax penalties on success. It cites rewards for incompetence, overstaffing in contracts, and perverse incentives that drain investment from productive, innovative work.
Ray Cromley critiques contracts and licenses that favor some groups and penalize efficiency. He argues doctors incomes are inflated, insurers push expensive care, and laws indirectly hurt competition by raising costs for training, safety, and productivity. He says many face these barriers, ignored at Ford administration economic meetings, hindering recovery.
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