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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
3
Telegram readers discuss Platte College rename to Platte Technical Community College. Critics say the new title better fits the school's nature, while students and faculty warn it may cause confusion and future explanations about their involvement.
A reader questions Platte College's name change and endorses its vocational and transfer programs. The letter argues Platte offers strong community services and horse programs, claiming the college will soon boast a premier year program and urges local reconsideration.
Congress debates a farm bill setting target prices for wheat cotton and feed. Farmers oppose the plan saying it substitutes political pricing for market demand and hurts taxpayers. Farm Bureau leader Kuhfuss calls the bill a hoax, warning it could complicate trade talks while subsidy bureaucrats defend ongoing support programs.
Q A What was the first miracle by Jesus A The changing of water into wine at a wedding feast Q What is the nations deepest lake A Crater Lake in Oregon three thousand feet deep Q Who was Walter E Scott in our western love A Death Valley Scotty Q What book of the Bible does not mention ed A The Book of Esther
In Washington the claim that President Nixon tapped his brother F Donald Nixon fuels civil liberties concerns. Legal experts question Fourth Amendment protections for relatives of officials while Prof Sam Clemente cites historic cases to argue presidential executive privilege may allow such taps in pursuit of national security. The piece notes the Columbus Telegram republication and quotes editorials on freedom.
Dear reader, Atromid S is a poor medicine for lowering cholesterol and can cause dizziness. Your dizziness may stem from the drug or from atherosclerosis. Weight reduction and diet are essential, and medicine should not replace lifestyle changes.
A chaotic OCR style clue list mixes across and down entries with numbers and stray letters. It appears as a puzzle snippet listing numerous incomplete words and indications like Down 27 and 33, including references to places such as Yellowstone and New Guinea, with scattered partial terms and abbreviations. The fragment suggests a word game page rather than a full news story.
Tokyo talks on September 12 face poor prospects as unsettled U S trade stance and intraregional European conflicts cloud hope for real progress. U S exports surge while a potential 1973 trade surplus emerges amid a strong dollar shift. Japan’s market gains, Britain France and Germany trade frictions complicate efforts for deepened trading harmony.
The piece argues Nixon must move beyond Watergate with concrete actions on busing constitutional amendment, spending, defense, and research. It urges leadership to address inflation, federal spending, quotas, and national defense to rally middle America and authoritatively push past scandal. entidades: Nixon, Kissinger, Denver decision, busing issue, 1972 mandate, Congress, Soviet Union.
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