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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1976
Page
4
A July 15 1976 Columbus Nebraska editorial advocates self control and freedom as essential for personal growth and responsible action. It cites moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence and invites reader correspondence.
The Internal Revenue Service outlined new collection steps after years of criticism. Changes include targeting laggards more fairly, requiring management review before salary attachments or asset seizures, issuing notices to protect taxpayer dignity, and providing a rights booklet to clarifying procedures.
The Libertarian candidate Roger L. MacBride says he will forgo federal matching funds and would cut taxes Social Security laws on labor and welfare. He envisions voluntary care by the strong for the weak and plans to appear on ballots in 38 states aided by a five minute CBS telecast and over $20 000 in booster funds.
A Platte Center reader questions county littering laws and calls out teens discarding beer cans from cars. The letter also suggests visible patrols and occasional fines, noting sheriff’s deputies patrol many miles with limited manpower and focusing on drunken driving and violence.
The record notes Senator Cort Curtis is associated with 2213 Dorksen Building, Washington DC 20811, indicating his office location and official contact point. The entry presents a formal mailing address for correspondence with the senator.
The article notes Reagan's July 6 nationally televised address as aiming to set multiple stakes. It describes the GOP struggle as heavy and suggests Ford edges toward a key milestone while White House staff seek new jobs. Kissinger pursues roles amid shifting power with Carter as a potential ally.
A historical NBC study over three years examined how television drug advertising influences lower and middle income teenage boys and their circles. The research, involving 13 to 18 year olds in two cities, gathered data from parents friends and schools and was reported in The Public Opinion Quarterly.
The piece recounts Jimmy Carter's 1976 vice presidential interview process and likens it to everyday job interviews. It notes candidates present themselves well, discuss career goals, and the heartbeats away from the White House concern. It also references 1928 convention color and a National Film Day note.
The article depicts Reagan aiming to secure the Republican nomination by attacking Carter rather than Ford and seeks to unify the party. It notes potential electoral strategies, a push on ethnic minorities, affirmative action debates, and the handling of a HEW ruling.
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