Senators aim at football TV blackout and ticket access
A Telegram opinion column mocks U S Senate moves to curb television blackouts and regulate pro football ticketing, praising chaos and lampooning owners while urging new broadcast rules. it dubs players and lawmakers into a media game, then shifts to baseball speculation.
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Renate
Trial in Chicago highlights police corruption and need for civilian aid
A former Chicago police sergeant was convicted in two murders and in using his badge to arrest and extort from narcotics suspects. The piece argues overreliance on professionals in law enforcement harms communities and urges civilian involvement to spot betrayal early.
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Chicago
Cepree
Yesteryear
Power and Price Rules Clash in Gasoline Case
An editorial argues that courts lack power to enforce gasoline price ceilings and to keep stations open. It likens the issue to Nixon tapes subpoenas, warns the appeals court may overreach, and suggests dealers might shutter pumps rather than operate at imposed prices amid political limits.
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John Sirica
Appeals Court
Blackout culture in Washington shapes class status and pride
A Washington writer laments TV blackouts ending for NFL games, arguing the policy erodes a coveted class symbol. He recalls how home games, season seats, and access to the Redskins created social respect, while blackout denied it to many, deepening status divides.
TV blackout ends privileged class for football fans
Art Buchwald recalls a time when season ticket holders enjoyed social status and charity duties linked to watching home games. He laments Congress and a presidential decision that ends exclusive access, arguing any TV owner can now see games once reserved for a few.
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America
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Harry
The Columbus Telegram on Independence and Freedom
The Columbus telegram discusses political freedom and self rule with references to the Declaration of Independence. It contrasts liberty with government overreach and promotes individual responsibility and moral guidance. The piece is dated Tuesday, September 18, 1973, from Columbus, Nebraska.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebrarks
CIA revelations and Copeland's claims on Watergate
The article profile discusses Miles Copeland and his CIA background, paraphrasing his forthcoming book and long article. It highlights alleged CIA White House tensions before Watergate, claims of attempts to influence language and public opinion, and mentions a study of foreign ties and New Left personalities. It notes Copeland preparing a book on the CIA.
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Howard Hunt
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Watergate
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McCovern
Bilsberg
What is goiter and thyroid questions explained
Dr. Lamb explains goiter involves thyroid size changes and various causes. Overactive thyroid may occur with or without goiter and can be treated with medication or surgery. replacement hormones may be used for underactivity. The doctor notes risks, side effects, and individualized decisions, urging medical review for each patient.
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Oval
Societ
Democratic rally at Sea Girt reflects Watergate era tensions
In Sea Girt under a yellow white tent, a chaotic political rally unfolds amid Watergate talk. Brendan Byrne emerges as a clean Democratic hope in New Jersey while GOP incumbents face trials, Kennedy speaks on the national stage, and voters weigh corruption and economy issues shaping state and nation.
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