Private sector capital drained by taxation and inflation
Telegram opinion argues that taxes and inflation drain seed capital from private enterprises, threatening tomorrow’s production and growth. It cites economist-led warnings and highlights a National Federation of Independent Business bulletin noting the core issue facing independent firms.
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Mises
Nothbard
Cooley
Iazill
Harper
Tony
Mattia
United States
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
NEIBT
Nation’s seed corn being devoured by rising costs
A federation report details how the distributive sector above 70 percent of independent businesses suffers inventory capital erosion. High prices, interest rates, taxes, and inflation strain cash flow, limiting orders and increasing operational difficulties.
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NETBT
Sane
Ftor
Il Coorgeon
The Realignment of Land Use and Local Control
Local authorities increasingly cede planning and zoning to regional or state bodies. Federal funding proposals aim to standardize land use nationwide, risking erosion of property rights and local autonomy. Citizens must weigh the costs of centralized control against environmental safeguards and growth needs.
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United States of America
Sc Gonlcols
California
Kena
Merc
Congress
Compulsion threat to force air of controversial TV programs
A Citizens Action Committee for Broadcasting argues federal licensing could compel stations to air controversial material. The group seeks to pressure 14 CBS affiliates to show the antiwar play Sticks and Bones and criticizes stations that refuse abortion episodes Yaude. It warns compulsory programming would threaten local station rights to select content and reject what they deem unfit for community broadcasting.
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Citizens Action Committee
Federal Communications Conmwa
Citizens Action Group
CBS
Bernard Goldstein Advocates Against Special Treatment
A Washington, D C hotel supply company president criticized a White House demand for 15 pounds of filet mignon and stripe steak. He called shortages a cause for concern and rejected any notion of preferential handling.
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Bernard Goldstein
Washington, D.C
Mr. Goldstein
White House
Bernard
Your Freedom Newspaper Ideals in Columbus Telegram
An odd editorial fragment from the Columbus Telegram dated Saturday September 22 1973 in Columbus Nebraska asserts themes of freedom and godly guidance. It references Anita and Chey and calls for peaceful principles and independence with a nod to the Declaration of Independence.
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Telegran ‘Your Freedom
Tels
Anita
Tytorarattan
Betlee
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Timelines of Early American Crises and Indian Wars
A chronological collage notes counterfeiting executions in Moris town and Leland tied to 1823, then outlines the 1832 Seminole settlement and 1835 42 Second Seminole War. It sketches the Panic of 1873, Jay Cooke and Co collapse, rail finance, stock market closure, and lingering depressions into 1898.
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Copley News Service
Moris ‘Town
West New Jersey
David Reynolds
Leland
Rosecrans
Camp Moulitie
Morida
Andrew
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Florida
Everglases Ayon
Jay Cooke and Co
Philadelphia
New
Wall Steel
Cooke’ Tater
Northern Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
New York Central and
Harlem Railroad
Commodore Cornelius Vander Hill
York
Chicago
New York
Feen
Fragmented quiz style readers preserve obscure references
The passage presents a garbled quiz style text with scattered questions about historical curiosities. It mentions Washington crossing a river and a Spanish piece of eight, plus a London clock named after Sir Benjamin Hall.
Multinationals in a melodramatic liberal critique
A critical study argues the liberal sensibility casts multinationals as oppressors in a melodramatic political narrative. It contends they provide jobs, training, and markets in developing nations, and have boosted development and US balance of payments, despite growing opposition from anti Western groups.
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Kenneth Minogre
St. George
Caine
Glen Hey Foxtus
UN Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Soviet Union
London School of Economics
Nixon's State of the Union on heat and winter policy
The piece imagines President Nixon addressing a frozen nation amid a severe winter. It contrasts a political focus on hearings and tapes with a prophecy that leadership will hinge on weather. It lampoons policy proposals, taxation, and public sentiment during inflationary strain.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
United States
Antrobus
Ani
Key Biscayne
America
State of the Union
Congress
Tem
Addressing Cold Winter Misperceptions by President Kennedy
President Johnson contends press and TV distort winter realities, citing warm stretches in Florida, Texas, and Southern California. He acknowledes some cold individuals need help but rejects blanket aid to able bodied persons. He closes with a personal note about a letter from a young girl.
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Congress
United States
Florida
Texas
Colt
California
Arizona
New Mexico
New
Antrobus
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