Columbus Telegram Editorial Ethos From 1976 Freedom Message
Columbus Telegram outlines its mission to inform readers so they may barter promote and preserve freedom. It asserts equal-creators rights and self reliance, urging moral action guided by the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. Address for communications provided. Friday July 2 1976.
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Columbus Telegram
P.O. Box
Columbus
Nebraska
Justice for none and the revolving door of justice
An opinion piece argues that protecting defendants rights can ignore victims and society. It recalls a Portage County case where a 1970 rape conviction was overturned due to prior record disclosure. The author questions use of past arrests in sentencing and calls for restraint or treatment to prevent recurring harm.
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Portage County
Ohio
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Arizona
Kissinger Teutonic Speech Delays Clear Meaning
The commentator notes a Teutonic trait in Henry Kissinger's speak with verbs placed at sentence end, making his points hard to grasp until the final word. This contrasts Ford’s more graphic style and hints why critics call him secretive, as terms of treaties unfold only on the last round of shuttle diplomacy.
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Henry Kissinger
Ford
Mr. Kissinger
Pinch Bottom sacks curb food losses in transit
The United States cuts waste of overseas food by 25 percent using Pinch Bottom bags. Developed by St. Regis Paper Co with USAID, the kraft paper plastic sacks held 300,000 tons of aid last year and resisted pests, moisture and rough handling in diverse climates.
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United States
India
Bangladesh
St. Regis Paper Co
State Department
Agency For International Development
St. Regis
Happy Graduate Night On A Warm Campus Commencement
The scene centers on Kathi 21 in a joyful graduation night on campus as families gather along curving sidewalks shaded by trees. Graduates in dark gowns walk past tents while crowds, infants, and students evoke a festive, bittersweet mood and an organ plays Pomp and Circumstance.
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Kathi
Virginia Lee
Gayle
Karen
Kathleen
Chilean Christian Democrats Split Over Return of Democracy
In Santiago Christian Democrats resist Pinochet rule as they demand clear timelines for democratic restoration. Eduardo Frei and others warn against imprecise promises while Jaime Guzman, labeled by some as brilliant yet semi-Fascist, helps shape a new constitutional path amid junta rule and no parliament.
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Santiago
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democrats
Chile
Allende
Supreme Court
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Alexander Hamiltons
Jaime Guzman
Guzman
Senate
Withholding Taxes and Caribbean Tourism Shifts
The article notes rising enforcement of withholding tax laws with 127 employer convictions in 1975, plus new IRS measures like deposit alerts and monthly filing for delinquents. It also discusses higher delinquent tax interest, and a Caribbean tourism boost for VIPs amid a 6.9 million 1974 tourist record and a 10 percent 1974 decline due to recession and unfriendly reports.
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Commerce Clearing House
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ford
Caribbean
Caribbean optimism and reform in tourism programs across the Caribbean
The Caribbean Tourism Association projects a substantial recovery aided by better economies and warmer attitudes toward visitors. Governments boost people to people programs, with Bahamas, Guadeloupe, Jamaica and Puerto Rico implementing training and radio campaigns to improve service, plus TIGER in Puerto Rico training over a thousand employees for better guest relations.
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Caribbean Tourism Association
Guadeloupe
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Graduation Night Echoes Through Florida Atlantic Campus
Jim Bishop recalls a chaotic, emotional commencement at Florida Atlantic University on the Gold Coast. Graduates, families, and faculty packed the tent as a black student earned the first doctorate amid cheers. Kathi, radiant in lipstick, contemplates a career aiding narcotics addicts with a starting salary of 150 dollars a week.
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Playboy
Kathi
College of Science
Florida Atlantic University
Gold Coast
Sears Roebuck
Glenwood Creech
Norman Mende
Dan Mica
Paul Sayrs
Karen
Kelly
B.A
Collier's Magazine
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on etiquette and misread terms
Barbs by Phil Pastoret humorously contrasts age and slang. It riffs on misinterpreted phrases like car tickets, bus fare, weekly hair appointments and CB radios to lampoon how language misleads and people argue. The tone is playful and observant.
Senator Carl Curtis Address in Washington DC
The record notes Senator Carl Curtis located in the Dirksen Building Washington DC 20510. The brief item places the senator within the capital during a cited period in the district's political or administrative context.
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Sen
Carl Curtis
Dirksen
Washington DC
Roman Hruska
Russell
Washington, DC
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