Playful Supreme Court opinion on California tax ruling
Telegram opinion critiques the California Supreme Court decision overruling property taxes for school funding as misguided. It argues the ruling distorts equal protection, equates schooling with protection, and risks broader legal and fiscal turmoil. The piece favors user charges over universal taxation and notes headlines may outpace the law.
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California
Io State
Palkce
US Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
Pickle Packers Promote Calorie Burning Facts
Bill the Dil Moore of Pickle Packers International promotes quirky calorie burning statistics. He claims activities like bedmaking barns and shoveling burn 200 to 810 calories per hour, while sports such as running and boxing burn 600 to 800 calories hourly. TV viewing reportedly burns 25 calories per hour, with pickle consumption adding 16 calories.
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Pickle Packers
Bill the
Dil" Moore
Veep
Pickle Packers International
Navy Decline Cited as Jane’s Warns of Soviet Super Navy
Jane’s Fighting Ships 1971 72 reports the United States Navy fallen to a secondary rank among world fleets. It warns the Soviets already exceed the U S in submarines and surface ships and could attain parity in ballistic missiles by 1975. The piece links fleet erosion to aging ships and rising Soviet strength, urging a broad counter effort.
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Defense
Melvin Laird
United States Navy
U.S. Navy
Jane's Fighting Ships
Soviet Union
United States
Jane’s
World Community of Nations
Jane's
Alm
Fimo R. Zumwall Jr
Hess the Peacemaker Who Never Reached Churchill
A fragmented retrospective recalls Rudolf Hess, Nazi No 3, who flew to Britain in 1941 seeking peace. He was captured near Dungavel and jailed, while Churchill and Britain labeled him insane. The piece notes Hess’s influence on Nazi leadership and his later confinement with lingering questions about his purpose and mental state.
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Peregere
Rudolf Hess
Britain
Adolf Tiller
Churchill
Hess
Mitler
Landsburg
Puehrer
Sfitler
Fuehrer
Hiller
Saar
Vladivostok
Germany
Hitler
Mein Kampf
Rudolf
Tittler
Hermann Goering
Josef Goebbels
Miller
Soviet Union
Augsburg
Messerschmidt
Scotland
England
Duke of Hamilton
Winston Churchill
Glaspey
Dungavel Castle
David Mcrean
Dungavel
Home Secretary
Telegram Speech on Freedom and Self Control
The Telegram editorial from Columbus Nebraska on Friday September 10 1971 argues that freedom is a God given gift not political license. It asserts freedom requires self control aligned with truth and moral guides including the Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Olbare
Mean
Cache
Ask the Doctor Value of faith by Lawrence Lamb MD
Dr Lamb discusses the placebo effect and the role of faith in medicine while explaining angina and nitroglycerin use. He notes tablets help some due to expectation, warns against overuse during possible heart attack, and stresses fresh supply and medical guidance.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Gear Br
Lamb
Fragmented OCR word list hints at diverse terms
A jumble of partial words and numbers includes references to places and names like Tableland and Pierce, mixed with biblical jargon and language cues. The readable items suggest a damaged text fragment with no clear event or cohesive narrative.
The News Twisters book rips TV networks in 1968 coverage
Edith Efron argues in The News Twisters that ABC CBS and NBC shaped Nixon Humphrey coverage to favor Democrats and attack Nixon. Using seven weeks of prime time transcripts, the book claims a near uniform liberal bias with judges, reporters, and politicians aligning against Nixon while praising Humphrey.
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Spiro Agnew
Whatfor
Nash
Los Angeles
Edith Efron
TV Guide
Roward K. Smith
Agnew
Muhammad Ali
ABC
CBS
NBC
Frank Stanton
Miss Efron
Miss Iron
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Book excerpt attacks liberal bias and race politics
A critical review accuses Miss Biron of presenting a contentious account of race and campus unrest. It argues the author merely reports within a liberal framework to sidestep fairness concerns while exposing media stereotypes and establishment credibility.
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America
Wal 1
John i
Kennedy
Miss Efron
Herbert Marcuse
Paul Goodman
Miss Biron
Miss B Iron
New York Times Sunday
Look Magazine
Time
Ife
University of Haiti
Columbia University School of Journalism
PCC
Viet War Costs American $425 Each, Study Shows
A reader asks about foreign aid costs and a study cites figures from 1845 to 1963 totaling $120 billion. With a 1988 population of 202 million, this equates to about $600 per person. The argument attributes long term debt and interest to the aid, claiming substantial economic impact.
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Leon
Nation's Press Legislating the cradle
A Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph critique notes a proposed Coalition for a National Population Policy led by Milton Eisenhower Leonard Woodcock Roy Wilkins Arthur Godfrey John Wesley Lord and Joe Tydings aims to set a two child standard The piece mocks the group by calculating their own offspring totaling 18 13 for Eisenhower Woodcock Wilkins Godfrey Lord and Tydings averaging just over two per person and argues they already live by the standard they seek to impose.
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Milton Eisenhower
Leonard Woodcock
Roy Wilkins
Arthur Godfrey
John Wesley Lord
Joe ‘Yding
Eisenhower Hegat
Woodcock
Wilkins
Godfrey
Lord Begat
Tydings
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gazette Telegraph
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