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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1977
Page
4
A Columbus Telegram editorial from April 2 1977 discusses freedom self governance and moral action. It emphasizes equality by the Creator and urges readers to understand the Golden Rule the Coveting Commandment and the Declaration of Independence to preserve freedom and property.
The Telegram argues that obscenity definition is subjective and questions central authority. It contends FCC bans risk censoring Shakespeare and Nixon and urges individual choice over public mandate. The piece champions personal taste and parental responsibility over censorship on airwaves.
Judi Rickner, associate broker and Tigard branch manager for Bill Snyder Co. Realtors, was named Realtor of the Year by the Washington County Board of Realtors on March 21. She also received the Distinguished Salesman Award (1976) and the MLS Most Valuable Associate award, with ties to Columbus through family.
A PSA grant to Jonesboro Arkansas for four police salaries and a car includes a clause forcing each officer to make 70 traffic arrests per month, creating a federal quota system critics call a bounty. City officials question legality and contemplate returning the funds.
Jeffrey Hart notes Anglican scholar John A T Robinson argues for earlier dating of Matthew Mark Luke and John to 40 AD for Matthew and John and 50 AD for Paul. He claims this proximity to events boosts historical accuracy and supports orthodox Christian faith.
Paul Harvey argues that government health rules overreact to small risks. He notes FDA actions on saccharin, Senate hearings, and questions about prohibiting cigarettes, urging a middle ground and warning against overregulation. He cites consumer safety conflicts and historic Greek guidance on balance.
A 1935 reflection notes many citizens predict and even pray for the president's downfall. The author critiques a wary public mood where Americans elect leaders yet challenge them aggressively to perform. The quote emphasizes partisan tension and public skepticism in the era.
Citizens are invited to contact Rep. Virginia Smith in the Longworth Building, Sen. Carl Curtis and Sen. Ed Zorinsky in Dirksen Building offices in Washington with any compliments complaints or viewpoints to express to their lawmakers.
A brief fragment by Phil Pastoret suggests better behavior for kids if parents act, and proposes sauerkraut and cherry preserves sandwiches as a quirky diet idea. The piece also reflects on the nature of critics and opportunity.
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