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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1977

Page

3

Columbus Telegram Editorial Philosophy on Freedom

A Columbus Nebraska editorial outlines the newspaper’s mission to inform readers about freedom and self governance. It asserts equal endowed rights from a Creator, urges moral action to preserve liberty, and calls on readers to apply the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence in daily life.

Profits needed says S A chief in Chicago remarks

Salvation Army commander Lt. Col. Andrew S. Miller told Columbus readers profits and free enterprise drive social progress. He cited schools and social agencies as funded by profits and praised hard work by leaders like David Rockefeller and Robert Kennedy as examples of productive lives benefiting society.

Salvation Army Andrew S. Miller Greater Chicago Miller New York City David Rockefeller Chase Manhattan Bank Rockefeller Robert Kennedy U.S New York Kennedy

Printing presses ignite inflation fears in Carter era debate

The piece argues that government money creation and Fed actions fuel inflation. It cites Bert Lance pressing banks and the Fed to ease policy, monetarists warning of dangerous growth, and Burns urged to restrain it. Inflation fears rise as CPI shows double digit pace and Lance’s stance is criticized.

Continental Congress Federal Reserve Carter Administration Bert Lance Sup Carter Tsk Fed Arthur Burns Lance Sam Nakayama Wall Street

IWY Conference in Lincoln Under Fire Over Pro-Life Disruptions

Letter writers recount how Pro-Life and Pro-America groups dominated workshops at the IWY Conference in Lincoln on June 25 26 hindering discussion and forcing abortion into debates. They claim funds supported the event and call for open publication of resolutions. Collected thanks acknowledge Columbus hospitality to Couple to Couple League regional workshops at Scotus with Father Dean Uhing and Columbus CCL chapter praised.

Lincoln Congress Columbus Scotus Dean Uhing CCL

Case for advertising

The narrator reflects on young women at eighteen, describing their appearance and allure with bold, explicit imagery. He recalls growing taller while they broadened, noting scents of exotic gardens and cinematic misreadings, as he interacts with various women in social settings.

Charlie

Advertising freedom for lawyers and a wild teen reminiscence

The piece argues Supreme Court approval of lawyer advertising will boost access to low cost clinics and lawful services while maintaining ethics. It then pivots to Uncle Santa in Winter Park Florida seeking an $883,500 grant and facing a July deadline, followed by a candid late night reminiscence about dating culture and male adolescence with sharp social commentary.

Phoenix Ariz American Bar Association High Court Uncle Santa Winter Park Fla Orlando Sar Economic Development Administration EDA Florida

Doomsday Men and the Eco Firestorm in Energy Debates

The piece argues that legitimate environmental worries sometimes become hysteria led by a new breed of "Doomsday Men" per Paul Johnson. It cites anti-nuclear protests like New Hampshire's Clamshell Alliance, accuses ecologists of alarmism, and warns that hysteria threatens energy progress and safe nuclear development.

Paul Johnson Mr. Johnson Clamshell Alliance

Western states clash over Colorado River water

Regional water dispute grows as states including Wyoming Colorado Utah Arizona and New Mexico contend for Colorado River flows. Officials warn the issue will affect rights and allocations as storage and use are debated across borders.

Colorado River Wyoming Colorado Utah Arizona New Mexico

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