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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
4
The Columbus Telegram extols self control and moral guides as essential to freedom. It asserts equal Creator endowed rights and urges readers to live by the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
The Honolulu paper laments falling raw sugar prices from a 64 percent peak to as low as 10 cents per pound, citing high Hawaii labor costs, union demands, and production losses. It notes calls to restore import quotas and the 1974 Sugar Act, while criticizing reliance on government bailouts and limited faith in market forces.
A Columbus Nebraska reader urges local service clubs to identify annual, low-effort projects that benefit residents. They propose improved snow removal on Sundays and evenings, plus sanding school crossings and snow routes to reduce hazards, inviting responses.
The fragment describes Dr. Heinrich Huffman, a German immigrant physician in America, wrestling with his intense affection for his son and Ava, and how such overwhelming emotions threaten to overwhelm his professional judgment.
A December 1976 Industrial Machinery News satire accuses Santa of vast federal infractions from aviation and postal law to OSHA and IRS in a tongue in cheek run through 15 alleged crimes. The piece contrasts Santa’s alleged peril with the fate of American free enterprise.
Butler D. Shaffer argues that real world problems are not inherent evil but conditions we react to. He says happiness depends on internal control not on changing others and warns that valuing external problems fosters manipulation by politicians and powerful interests.
The piece suggests wedding plans align with April showers and late May ceremonies. It also notes belief that success in astrology mirrors a fortune tied to celestial guidance.
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