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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
4
The Columbus Telegram outlines its mission to educate readers on freedom and self control, urging moral action to preserve liberty and property. It cites the Golden Rule, the Covenant Commandment, and Independence as guiding principles for daily life.
The piece argues inflation is driven by government money supply, not weather. It rebuts claims that unseasonable conditions cause inflation, noting weather affects prices but not the broader inflation mechanism. It stresses inflation is money and credit growth, while weather impacts are temporary and separate.
Two concerned mothers allege that some city parties are sponsored by parents who provide alcohol to minors ages 15 to 18. The letter questions legality and morality, warns of drunk driving risks, and urges responsible parental conduct to prevent delinquency and harm.
The piece argues the FPC sets low interstate gas prices, discouraging exploration and causing a systemic shortage. It blames industrial users and regulators, cites Murray Weidenbaum, and criticizes the Ohio governor's proposed day of prayer as passing responsibility to the federal level.
The article argues liberal Democratic administrations combine moral aims with weak backing abroad. It contrasts Carter era policies with early 20th century U S limits, noting World War I dynamics and German miscalculation in 1916, when Wilson’s ill equipped army appeared unable to deter aggression.
The commentary lauds Indira Gandhi’s emergency measures and disciplined leadership as she schedules mid March elections. It notes economic rebound with record foreign exchange reserves and stable rupee, and highlights her grooming of her son Sanjay for parliament. The piece cites Ford predicting a future female president and argues women can lead at the top level.
The piece argues that American leaders including Carter have spoken against tyranny while shrinking actual power. It cites past administrations from Wilson to Kennedy and claims intervention without strength risks miscalculation and war. It highlights Sakharov’s case and calls out soft SALT positions and limited military action.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret pokes fun at travel with a difficult child. The column frames a humorous, satirical guide suggesting how to handle a bratty youngster while on the road.
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