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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1971
Page
2
A discussion on B F Skinner and his behavior modification theories sparks a heated, polarized debate among scientists and lay readers alike. Critics warn of brainwashing and loss of freedom while supporters tout scientific control of behavior to reduce crime and war.
Palo Alto Times columnist John Santon earlier praised Gertrude Wilks for fostering black pride and unity in East Palo Alto. Wilks now questions the “brotherhood” label as crime and vandalism at Nairobi Day School erode trust, recalling safer days in the rural South and contrasting with current tensions. She warns against forced tribal titles while reflecting on community culture and safety.
The quotation argues that the term no fault misleads about responsibility in auto accidents. It criticizes lawmakers for using an appealing yet inaccurate title and urges proponents to adopt a truthful, popular name and clearly state merits.
A critic laments the New York theater scene mixing actual performances with off Broadway antics. He cites works like Black Girl and The House of Blue Leaves, notes improvised style, and skewers audience fashions and church ads amid a chaotic, self referential era. The piece mixes satire with sharp cultural critique of contemporary performances and venues.
The publication asserts freedom as a God given gift not a government grant. It argues freedom is not license or anarchy but a central value guided by moral commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Dear Dr Lamb I seek whether habitual consumption of three to four cups of average strength coffee daily affects adrenal gland function over five years. The answer notes caffeine content risks include brain stimulation and digestion issues, heart rate rise, and possible heart attack links, and recommends decaffeinated options for heavy drinkers.
A jumble of crossword style clues lists various hints and partial answers across and down. The page features scattered definitions for terms such as heavyweights, assent, and European place names, plus animal and plant references, all presented as a catalog of puzzle prompts with missing solutions.
A reporter and Israeli researcher visit Ramallah and Nablus area villages, refugee camps, and Balala, noting Arabs’ local concerns, UN supervision, and increased earnings in Israeli factories since 1967. questions about politics and Jordanian strategy linger.
An Israeli researcher notes Moroccan style hospitality and mixed commerce in Nablus and a Jordanian-linked soap factory run by Arab brothers with past high offices. Olive oil soap, taxi licenses, and a cement plant loom as Arabs and Jews pursue gains during the post 1917 West Bank boom, amid ceasefire calm and potential shifts if Egypt and Russia change.
The piece argues traffic rules embody the human relations aspect of the Ten Commandments, using signals to regulate right of way at intersections. It explains how grade separations, yielding, and signals allocate rightful passage, framing red lights as theft when ignored, and credits Moses for a universal principle.
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