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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1971
Page
2
A telegram opinion argues Nixon’s price controls echo the Soviet NEP in reverse. It criticizes ongoing federal spending overruns and warns that postponing revenue sharing and welfare reforms undermines any anti inflation impact. The piece calls for scrapping inflation fueling programs and real spending cuts.
A critical overview of President Nixon's NEP promises and policy proposals. The piece argues the退 plan would expand money in circulation and fuel higher prices, while a proposed repeal of the seven percent excise on cars is unlikely due to congressional inaction. It notes a temporary 10 percent import surcharge could provoke retaliation and harm U.S. consumers, and only the halt on gold buyback offered some honesty amid political maneuvering.
Mayor John Lindsay announced a party switch, aligning with a left-of-center Democrat stance after years of Republican drift. His move echoes claims he could pursue liberal independence, with talk of New York City potentially becoming a separate state and questions about reception within the Democratic Party.
The National Welfare Rights Organization held a five day convention in Providence Florida drawing over 1,200 delegates from 800 chapters and 123,000 members. The group reported about 95,000 dollars spent to bring welfare activists to the city and an annual budget near 300,000 dollars.
A religious statement from September 8 1971 in Columbus Nebraska promoting freedom self control and moral guidance anchored in the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. It argues freedom is a divine gift not government power and warns against license or anarchy.
Dear reader asks about stopping the pill and effects on periods menopause and pregnancy. The doctor explains cycles may resume, irregularity can persist, and menopause symptoms may be affected by stopping or continuing pills. Hormones in pills help balance the system and may protect heart health during later years.
A narrator recalls a room dubbed the Opium Den where his father spent years. The space holds a TV, a rug, a portrait, and two pull-out couches. Rubber bands, foolscap, and old police reports fill drawers, while a late father’s vanity, letters, and photo albums reveal a life of gallantry, notes, and unfulfilled projects.
A jumble of crossword style clues lists varied hints on words and phrases. Entries include references to racing, insects, fruits, fabrics, and professions, with several garbled lines suggesting a puzzle page.
In Worcester Massachusetts State Mutual Life Assurance plans Plumley Village East a 480 unit complex costing 35 million with four million of its equity to ensure follow through on management. The project mirrors national urban housing efforts begun in 1968 but aims for tighter oversight locally to avoid disrepair and foreclosure risk seen at Maryland’s Babar Village.
Plumley Village East Worcester features semi circular courtyards and child friendly amenities like a Little League diamond with fireproof low rise blocks. Architects Benjamin Thompson and Associates favor aesthetics over archaic fire code, aiming for stable residency under FHA Section 1s, with displacement protections and a social service program.
More than 80 House members from both parties warned Aug 4 that the United States trails the Soviet Union in major armaments, risking security. The piece cites calls for stronger defenses, critique of Nixon Kissinger policy, and urges leadership from Congress and Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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