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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1977
Page
4
Editorial from Columbus Nebraska urges readers to understand freedom self control and moral guides including the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. Encourages responsible action and preservation of life and property for freedom.
Jody Powell joked about being called a liar by Lester Maddox by presenting a frog at a Sigma Delta Chi event. Carter greeted Cherry Blossom Festival princesses in the Rose Garden as Powell let the frog hop about to tease the former governor. Old Lester would have been proud.
The piece argues that business and labor groups push tariffs to shield high priced domestic goods, targeting sugar and electronics. It warns such protectionism invites retaliation, risks reduced exports, and pressures President Carter to resist industry and union demands, advocating free trade as better for the nation.
The Time Computer Inc watch costs 2500 dollars and can measure a wearer pulse with a sensors disc on the front. The writer describes a low cost home method using wrist pressure and counting pulses for one minute or using 10 or 15 second counts with a multiplier. He notes he can teach it to his daughter and cat.
A hospital reader thanks the Columbus Telegram for delivery and debates U S advocacy on global human rights. The letter criticizes moralizing Western policy and notes Latin American allies and European-led governments in Southern Africa becoming uncomfortable with North American moral claims.
Editor Howard Cady at William Morrow & Co. previews galleys for eter's Quotations by Laurence J. Peter. The writer hints at sharp witticisms and aphorisms spanning religion art censorship and human nature with a playful editorial voice.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes attributed to various figures including Richard M. Nixon. The remarks cover liberty, education and ethics, with lines about ambition, courage, change, and criticism.
A 1977 bill proposed by Senators Kennedy and Mathias would allocate 10 million dollars yearly to reimburse citizens lawyers and experts for participation in federal agency processes. Critics from nuclear utilities warn it could delay proceedings while some judges note citizen input speeds outcomes.
Very few atheists are to be found among pedestrians. When asked what he takes with him on a trip for headache a chum grumped my wife.
A 1935 editorial notes a new administration plan helping young people up to age twenty and seniors over sixty. The piece argues the middle aged face fewer duties while stressing costs and practical burdens, urging support for both youth and elderly ends.
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