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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1977
Page
6
The Columbus Telegram reiterates its mission of upholding freedom and self reliance. It cites moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as daily living standards.
The piece argues that freedom and order are not opponents but that coercion, whether by law or force, harms both. It cites trespass against others' freedoms as the root of social disturbance, noting examples from government action and policy, and reframes Hoffer's idea to emphasize misgovernment as the real threat.
The piece argues against federal limits on private sector retirement ages, asserting such rules harm experienced workers and should stay within corporate choice. It warns against increased government quotas and bureaucracy, citing concerns about racially or gender driven hiring policies and job market effects on older workers.
Report of the SALT talks collapse in Moscow shows the Soviet Union intends to press for a total strategic advantage. Cyrus Vance returned to Washington as the Carter administration faced rejection of its proposals. The piece argues the administration misreads Soviet resolve to not pursue mutual arms reduction.
In Fort Worth a heart attack victim was revived by a policeman after two doctors stood by fearing legal risk. The piece argues rising litigation drives doctors to avoid assistance, order extra tests, and dodge code blue calls, risking patient lives.
NBC coverage calls for disclosure of a Moscow contract involving key figures and network commitments. The report notes potential implications for programming, sponsorships, and international oversight, with emphasis on accountability and public interest.
A critical look at NBC TV's 1980 Moscow Olympic rights, alleged to include a secret contract with the Soviet Union. The piece questions disclosure, implications for Soviet propaganda, and potential conditions on dissidents and reporters. It parallels detente with hard power, cites SALT criticisms, and urges transparency and strong national defense.
QandA prompts ask Bach’s St Matthew Passion composer Carl Philipp Emanuel Johann Christian or Johann Sebastian. Correct is Johann Sebastian Bach. The rest asks which country is most densely populated today and how many U.S. presidents died on the Fourth of July. The provided garbled text includes stray characters and misprints, but indicates option B for Bach.
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