Economics of War and Government Control in Modern Policy
The essay revisits Ludwig Von Mises ideas on war economics, arguing war mostly benefits political governments and prompts calls for permanent government control of business. It contrasts wartime production with peacetime markets, noting U S measures like price controls and rationing persisted postwar, shaping modern policy debates.
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Hove
Ludwig von Alises
Mideast
Sinai
von Mises
van Mises
America
Laster
Lake Home
Prolife letter criticizes NU board over abortion policy
Mrs Don Kenter of Columbus Nebraska urges the University of Nebraska Board of Regents to restrict doctors and confront abortions performed by NU faculty. She cites alleged weekly abortion totals and a call for taxpayer accountability, labeling the practice as slaughter and urging action at the November meeting.
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University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Lwu Omaha
Allyne
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Nebraska
Ory
The
Telegram
Duncan
Silver Creek
Bellwood
Platte Center
Lindsay
Creston
Monroe
Board of Regents
Don Kenter
Columbus Area
Right To Life
Columbus
There Was Life In The Old Gal Suzy The Stray Dog
A battered old English bulldog named Suzy is taken in by a family. After a rough life and kidneyish illness she gives birth to nine pups, caring for them amid pity and shock. The narrator notes Suzy’s resilience and the care she receives before being sent away.
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Suzy
Lok
Chen
Sucy
Beesse
Robert Shomer
Shomer
Mere
Morehan
Virginia Lee
Otheazy
Suay
Gayle
Lizy
Freedom and health guidance in a 1979 column
A public interest piece mixes a pro freedom editorial with Dear Dr Lamb health Q and A. It discusses pregnancy potential before menarche, menstrual cycles, and ovulation, plus diabetes management and blood sugar targets for elderly patients. The tone reflects a 1979 newspaper column combining moral reflections with medical advice.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D. Gear Dy
Lamb
Privacy Fears Drive Calls to Protect Digital Data
A column argues that Senator Harry Goldwater and other lawmakers push two bills safeguarding individuals from indiscriminate computer data storage. One bill would reveal why and where data on people is recorded, the other would restrict use of Social Security numbers for quick ID. The writer recalls civil liberties lessons from the 1930s asylum debates and warns that stored lists spread like cancer, urging vigilance in handling mail and personal records.
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Ash Yesull
Harry Goldwater
Senate
Capitol
Thu
Barry Goldwater
Leon Trotsky
Endlgels
Adolf
Russia
Office of Strategic Services
Rigmarile
Asylum
George McGovern
Barry Goldwater Jr
McGovern
Mullovern
Snowhat Barry
Goldwater
IC 1
Ebank
Coss
Goldwater Jr presses over computer privacy in SSN use
Senator George McGovern sells contributor lists amid digital data fears. Barry Goldwater Jr proposes bills to bar indiscriminate data sharing, arguing Social Security numbers were never meant for perpetual tracking. The debate pits privacy against advancing computer era records.
Court caps on obscenity beyond Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court refused to review its June obscenity guidelines, leaving open who defines community standards. Observers note variability across states with differing bans on books films and magazines, urging clearer nationwide guidance while defending First Amendment protections.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
Orrer
Lown
County
Bronx
N.Y
Manhattan
Boston
New York
Congress
Thunan
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Perez
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Roe
Italy
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