Telegram Opinion Strikes and Inflation Debate
A view on recent and looming labor strikes in key sectors and their inflationary impact. Widening wage demands tied to cost of living could push prices higher, prompting economist cautions. Government monetary response may fuel money supply, fueling inflationary risks as contract talks loom with longshoremen, miners, and rail workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Abel
United Steel
Piere
Alan Greenspan
Gulf Coast
Abel
Greenspan
Free time on radio and TV sparks fairness debate
Reader letter argues free time for UFW to publicize a Gallo boycott mirrors equal time for tobacco warnings. It warns that if free time spreads to unions like Teamsters, all ads could become free, threatening private media revenue and prompting government control of broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farm Workers Union
Gallo Wine Company
Gallo
UFO
Tobacco
UFW
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Community thanks stretch across clubs and businesses
The MSRA fall camp-out and barbecue organizers thank Loup Power District for Lake Babcock HQ space Teropo I G Y at U S 20 Center and Garber's Racing Enterprise for donated merchandise Ron Sedlak owner of the Pawnee Bar for hog and supplies Columbus residents for hospitality and scavenger hunt help. editor notes praise new printing process and sports coverage improvements.
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Loup
Lake Babcock Recreation Area
Teropo
U.S. 20 Center
Garber
Ron Sedlak
Pawnee
Columbus
U.S. 30 Center
Across and Down Clue List From a Themed Puzzle This Page
This clue set blends Across and Down entries with varied topics from geography to chemistry. It includes names, places, and terms like Taj Mahal site, German city, Iroquoian, lamps, and seasonings, aiming to fill a themed crossword grid.
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EH Gree
Finglish
Dear Dr Lamb Explain PUBs and emergency care tips
Dr Lamb answers questions on pre mature ventricular beats and when they matter, noting they can be harmless or significant with heart disease. He cautions against misattributing leg and arm pain to heartbeats and advises using hospital ERs only for true emergencies. He debunks claims that mushrooms and onions cure cholesterol, explaining their nutritional value and lack of medicinal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bad News and Good News From the 1970s Car Era
Two current examples show mixed outcomes of progress. The EPA warns catalytic converters will emit sulfuric acid per mile, posing risks mainly to those with respiratory issues in dense urban areas, while overall pollution from cars could improve. Separately, a drop in highway fatalities raises a kidney shortage concern as fewer organs are donated compared to last year.
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Selderman
Nat
Environmental Protection Agency
John Moran
EPA
National Safety Council
University of Chicago
Mlindis
J. Laurence Hill
Golf course expansion and kidney transplant outlook
The piece notes rising kidney transplant concerns due to donor shortages and highlights a surge in golf course construction. It cites National Golf Foundation data showing annual new courses averaging around 390, with significant growth in public courses and links to land development projects, reflecting broader urban expansion trends.
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Hill
United States
Obl
Michigan
Tennessee
North Carolina
National Golf Foundation
NFG
Urban Land Institute
Everyman’s Gate
Saya
Envention teeth mark a new device for identification
A Scottsdale dentist proposes an encoder device that prints a miniature symbol on dental work to aid law enforcement in identifying bodies and amnesia victims. The idea prompts political jokes about elections and public concern, with no clear impact on current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale, Ariz
James McDowell
Public debate on dental ID implants and privacy concerns
The letter criticizes a proposed system that would mark dental fillings with personal data. The writer argues against any body registration and compares it to flight insurance, claiming excessive information sharing by doctors, banks, the military, and government agencies. The piece emphasizes a desire for privacy and personal autonomy over one’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Marine Corps
TRS
FBI
Elle
Declaration of Independence Emphasized in Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram from Nebraska on September 19, 1974 stresses the need for understanding the Declaration of Independence. It argues freedom and peace require clear political principles and informed citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Autumn and Keats on the season’s abundance and change
In a Vermont autumn near Dartmouth, the author reflects on the political storm around Nixon and his pardon, contrasting it with the serene, ecstatic prolongation of summer. The piece then analyzes Keats's Ode to Autumn, praising its vivid depiction of abundance and the momentary tension between fullness and impending transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Dartmouth
Keats
Keats and Frost Compared in New England Poetic Vision
The piece praises Keats's autumnal turn in Ode to Autumn and links it to Frost's New England landscape. It discusses death as music of the season, cites lines about abundance and decline, and situates Frost alongside Keats as a supreme poet shaping a regional sense of time and mortality.
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Keats
Lisea
Keata
Atla
Milton
New England
Robert Froet
Frost
Panther Mountain
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Midwest Street Rod Association
Lam
National Street Rod Association
MSNA
Tri City
MSRA
Jerome I, Harris
Robert Ahlenius
Iroquoian & Assertion
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Jae
Ala
Don Oakley
Bundh
WM “Rogers Aus
Whit Rogers
Bryon Starting
Jim
Fiebig
Columbus ¢ Telegram
Your Freedom Newspaper
Pencinmen
AER Se
Autumn and Keats
Jeffrey Hart
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