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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1976
Page
6
The column extols freedom and self control, asserting equal endowment by the Creator and the duty to act morally to protect life and property. It references the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and a Declaration of Independence while inviting readers to imitate daily living standards and responsible conduct.
An editorial argues against forced busing describing it as immoral and ineffective. It contrasts historic moral scrutiny of slavery with modern desegregation tactics, citing Edward Levi and opposition from NAACP figures while noting Derrick Bell’s cautious doubts about mandatory busing and its impact on children.
The Navona Taxpayers Union cites Treasury data to show massive and growing federal obligations, arguing for a balanced budget amendment. They warn unfunded retirement, guarantees, and security commitments will burden taxpayers for decades, and see bipartisan support as a sign of shifting fiscal mood.
The piece traces Rome from founding ideals through expansion, corruption, and civil strife to its conquest by barbarians. It links key figures such as Cincinnatus, Julius Caesar, Caligula, Mark Antony, and Cicero to a narrative of imperial rise and decline.
A bill sponsored by seven senators would exempt full time students from compulsory labor union dues under the National Labor Relations Act and the Railway Labor Act. Senator Paul J. Fannin notes students often work limited summers and need income for the school year while many receive little in union benefits. The measure targets high school college and technical students.
Mead Data Central markets LEXIS a centralized legal research system for law firms schools and government agencies. A lawyer queries memory on topics then views case titles reads passages and prints full texts gaining access to federal state and certain local decisions with weekly updates promising faster work and potential lower fees.
An opinion columnist recalls a fatal Beechcraft Golden Eagle crash between Albuquerque and Phoenix. A warning voice advised avoiding the flight, then the plane crashed amid terrifying sounds blamed on pilot error and distractions during impact.
A pilot rides a violent storm in a small plane as rain blurs the world. A passenger talks of the 23rd Psalm and a planned final note, but the flight continues toward Phoenix with a mysterious line about Greyhound stock.
At a New York convention Brown mingles with reporters while Carter rides high. Udall signals shift to Carter ranks as Brown’s 1960s style imagery contrasts with current mood. The piece contrasts Democratic factions and the party’s aging left with Carter’s organized appeal.
Jeffrey Hart and Cesar Chavez supporters clash with Brown backers amid a Sacramento convention scene. Chavez casts a potent symbol for Brown while Brown’s floor remarks appear sullen yet determined as Carter looms and anti Carter fervor grows.
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