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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1976
Page
4
Editorial from the Columbus Telegram in Columbus Nebraska dated Monday August 9 1976 argues freedom requires self rule and moral action. It cites the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence as daily living guides and invites readers to subscribe and respond.
The Kalos Kagathos Foundation of Laguna Beach questions U S beer rules claiming the required additives raise consumer costs by 14 billion dollars yearly. They contrast Bavarian purity with the American definition listing many adjuncts and flavors, arguing deregulation could boost free enterprise and profits.
The piece argues for tax credits or vouchers as a path to education freedom, criticizing compulsory schooling and NEA dominance. It highlights Milton Friedman and Christopher Jencks, California Serrano v Priest, and Sen James Buckley's bill authorizing up to a $1000 per student deduction for private or public school tuition. It urges taxpayers to opt out of state schooling and support competitive alternatives.
Opinion column surveys conservative reactions to Ronald Reagan’s choice of Richard Schweiker as running mate. It notes Schweiker’s mixed record on spending and social issues, his defense stance and detente views, and argues Reagan’s bold move could boost electability despite some skeptics.
A roundup of humorous errors from various papers shows bloopers ranging from misheard headlines to awkward quotes. Examples include a petting contest on a golf course and a bathing suit remark, plus several innocuous or risqué slips that sparked editor jokes and reader smiles.
A small Virginia paper printed a misquote about Colonel Eustis. The editor issued a correction noting the colonel is remembered as a battle scarred veteran, not battle scared as originally published.
In Washington, Sherlock Holmes and NASA scientists examine a Mars rock photo showing a solitary letter B. They speculate it hints at intelligent life on Mars and discuss implications with U S officials, before warning against public panic.
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