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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
6
The Columbus Telegram presents a statement urging readers to promote and preserve freedom. It emphasizes self mastery, equal rights granted by a Creator, and moral guidance from the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence as daily living principles.
Dr. E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society warned science writers in Sarasota that scare campaigns based on speculation can harm cancer research and public support. He urged realistic risk communication and cautioned against alarmism about environmental agents and regulations.
A Supreme Court decision limiting disability payments for pregnant workers faces strong opposition from the Carter administration. The Labor Department official argues pregnancy discrimination equals sex discrimination, sparking political clash over worker protections.
Jim Fiebig argues against employer subsidies for six to eight weeks of maternity leave. He asserts mothers should stay home to nurture the child during early years and questions the need for working while parenting. He notes some families rely on work income but calls the idea of adding another child to feed as silly. He hints the Supreme Court might offer hope.
A refined dinner at Gramercy Square reveals Horace Redfield, famed painter of beautiful women, and his former lover Red, now married to Redfield. Redfield’s mind fractures as he recalls poverty and love, while Hoffmann, a psychiatrist and Freud pupil, contemplates his own unfulfilled longing. Don Peters arrives broke, triggering tension about shelter in the hayloft studio.
Don Peters spends the winter under Bishop care with food lodging and painting tips. By autumn he sells art. A Christmas note from Red ends a relationship, Horace sinks into despair, and Dr Hoffmann urges a fatal shortcut through a painting of Red and a dark stranger. The vanished path leaves Horace haunted by suicide and Hoffmann's wary silence.
A fragmented quiz item asks about the Northern Lights Verdi link a Canadian province called The Wharf of North America and a low calorie food option with scrambled answer text following.
Bernard Siegan argues that mandatory reply space limits press freedom and reduces idea production. He compares this to Rawlsian safety nets but says government involvement harms publishers, especially partisan and underground outlets, and ultimately censorship replaces editorial power with state control.
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