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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
2
A Telegram opinion piece argues that every society relies on a core principle of integrity, yet widespread corruption erodes trust. It cites youth drug issues, wars, welfare dynamics, and cynicism as evidence that belief in societal principles weakens, undermining happiness and solidarity.
The group Project Loophole claims five insurance companies owed state taxes and investment income up to a million last year but they publicize rather than discover. The piece argues taxes are ultimately paid by consumers and suggests reducing tax rates to lessen incentive for tax avoidance, noting the need for clarity on whether higher taxes would reduce or increase inequity.
An analysis argues that lawsuits against school boards and public agencies are designed to drain opponents financially rather than seek justice. It cites officials driven by bureaucracy, cites Santa Ana protests over busing, and likens litigation to a football game with biased refereeing benefiting the powerful.
A wartime style dispatch notes South Vietnam’s October presidential race with Thieu leading polls at about 32 percent. Citizens discuss tearing burning or stomping ballots to protest, while opposition factions debate unified methods to topple him. A Saigon reform group urges orderly ballots as chaos looms.
The Telegram urges readers to pursue true freedom as self restraint not political grants, aligns with moral guides and historic documents, and proclaims Peace Begin With Me in Columbus Nebraska on Thursday September 30 1971.
In this reader inquiry and Dr Lamb response, lecithin from soy or egg yolk is discussed. The doctor says lecithin does not erase obesity and that weight control relies on reducing calories and increasing activity. Practical tips include choosing low calorie foods and walking together to improve habits.
A compact puzzle list presents across and down clues with wordplay elements. Entries include French river references, Latin terms, and various abbreviations, yielding a themed set of solved terms across domains such as geography language and classic crossword trivia.
The piece argues Nixon should consider appointing an Italian American to the Supreme Court, highlighting political and symbolic reasons. It notes Rep. Richard Poff as a potential judge, discusses minority representation on the Court, and traces Italian political alignment and demographic influence, urging timely action.
A column argues honesty is rising as a Democratic theme amid the Nixon era. It cites Senators Muskie and McGovern, their pledges to tell the truth, and responses to the Pentagon Papers episode. The piece critiques politicians’ balanced appeals to liberal and white middle class voters while examining personal honesty and campaign strategies.
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