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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1974

Page

3

Telegram Opinion Draft Keeps The Draft ThreatAlive

An opinion piece argues the Selective Service registration remains a coercive, unequal tax on young men. It cites indictments for failing to register, notes ongoing dormant draft provisions, and warns the law looms as a Sword of Damocles in a free society.

Wall Street Journal Armed Services Nixon Congress Journal John Dewhurst Selective Service Milton Friedman Damocles

Pavlov and Pavlova Lessons Stir Durham Gas Panic

A mocked laboratory analogy is used to warn Durham North Carolina motorists of a likely short term gas shortage. John Jamilton, president of the Durham-Orange Service Station Association, urges filling tanks now to hedge against expected scarcity and curb panic buying. The piece warns against overreaction and notes people are conditioned to seek pronouncements.

Tyan Fetrovich Pavlov Pavlova Durham North Carolina John Jamilton Durham-Orange Vervice Station Association Pavlov

Wations Press Change of Patterns

The piece argues that inflation and energy concerns force shifts in travel, with gas rationing likely. It notes declines in interstate highway use and national park visits, while Nebraska parks see rising local visitation as residents vacation closer to home. If gas prices rise, Nebraska attractions could become more popular.

U.S. Department of Transportation Cional Park Service National Park Nebraska

Jenningses' sad saga of outlaw dreams and train robberies

A quirky frontier tale recalls AJ Jennings of Kiowa Creek Oklahoma Territory who aspired to lead a gang like Jesse James. With brothers Frank John and Ed they forged marshal badges and extorted tolls from cattle drifters, only to clash with cattlemen and fail as they rode toward Fort Supply seeking a train to rob.

AJ Jennings Kiowa Creek Oklahoma Territory Frank John Jennings Jesse James al Jennings Bob Ford Jesse U.S Dodge City Fort Supply

Will Rogers Memorial Commission Debate Cash Use

Sivan Staring reports on congressional funding and treasury appropriations as Washington politics echo into an election year. He claims officials exploit budgetary gifts to gain votes, with critics arguing extra payrolls and taxes bolster continued spending. March 13, 1932.

Will Rogers Sivan Staring Washington U.S. ‘Treasury

Al Jennings and train raids in Oklahoma frontier tale

The account recounts the Jennings brothers raiding trains near Woodward Oklahoma using a wood pile ploy to stop locomotives. After a failed heist they were captured within a day by Marshal Bud Ledbetter. Sheriff Temple Houston kills a guard amid chaotic Western bravado.

Jennings Woodward Oklahoma R.R. John, Md Frank Jay Robert Nash M. Evans & Co Thaks B.R John Wayne Bud Ledbetter John James Jesse James Temple Houston Frontier California Jeava Dames al Jennings Jesse Hollywood

Let Peace Begin With Me

The Columbus Telegram edition from Columbus Nebraska on Friday September 20 1974 advocates truthful information and responsible journalism. It urges control, accountability, and adherence to guiding principles including the Golden Rule and governmental transparency to promote peace.

Columbus Telegram Columbus Nebraska

Soup Crossword Clue Fill In Across And Down

A compact puzzle entry listing across and down clues for a soup themed crossword, including definitions for items like broth consistency, garnishes, and related terms along with numerous language notes and abbreviations. The mix of numerical indexes and scraps suggests a newspaper puzzle page fragment with scattered definitions and answers.

Dear Dr Lamb Advise for exercise with angina and weight loss

Reader with 15 year angina asks how to exercise and lose weight. Dr Lamb cautions that exercise must avoid chest pain or shortness of breath, suggests walking before meals, limiting activity to below pain threshold, and losing excess weight to reduce heart workload. He notes digestion increases heart work and recommends doctor guidance.

Lawrence E. Lamb M.D DR. Lamb Irole

Cat and mouse in Ireland over Tara zinc and Marathon gas

In Ireland a high stakes dispute unfolds as Tara zinc deposits with lead expand foreign capital pressure. Government probes profits and local duties while Noranda faces talks boycott. Marathon gas discovery raises oil prospects and a possible new resource contest with Esso.

Dublin Ireland Tara Noranda Wixon Esso

Oil interests clash over Ireland's offshore prospects

The piece questions whether Esso will reveal all as it relocates a drilling rig from Irish waters to Portugal after a trace of oil is found. It notes Irish may rely on international licenses and foreign capital, while contrasts with Norway’s tech strength and Ireland’s need for cooperation, drilling gear scarcity, and limited university geophysics.

Esso Irish Portugal Geological Survey Robin Riddihough Piers Gardiner Keith Robinson Esau Tarazinc Riddibough Ireland Porcupine Sea Bight Rockall Britain Riddihough London North See Mase Marathon

Inflation guru debate stirs Ford aid plans

Economists at a White House summit push mixed remedies for stagflation. They favor bold spending or tax cuts for the poor, but admit these are palliative steps, not real solutions to inflation and unemployment. Some advocate wage and price controls or targeted loans, yet warning remains that theory clashes with the hard realities of the economy.

Washington White House Ford Economista Aupremely Bey

Inflation debate at White House stalls over productivity cure

In a discussion with prominent economists at the White House, participants praised productivity but could not agree on how to raise it. They warned that simple money supply tricks fail and warned of unemployment, deficits, and inflation as cycles deepen. They questioned Keynesian theory and admitted doubts about conventional wisdom.

White House

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