Telegram editorial urges Nebraskans to live by freedom
The Columbus Telegram editorial pledges to promote freedom and moral action, urging readers to understand liberty, self-control, and the great moral guides. It asserts equal endowment by the Creator and invites responsible daily living aligned with the Golden Rule and independence, with contact details for the Columbus Telegram at Columbus Nebraska 68601.
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Simple solution suggested to curb congressional pay
The piece argues paying incumbents not to serve could curb the cost of politics. It notes Carlson Albert and others would still earn substantial pay, critiques the legal structure, and calls for changing public attitudes to reduce demand for office. It emphasizes psychological factors and the need for public disdain to deter office holding.
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Zoning clashes across states risk property rights and growth
Courts in New Jersey curb municipal power to aid development while California rulings limit owners. The writer warns that zoning as a constitutional issue varies by state, creating high financial risk for buyers in California and deterring investment in homes, offices, and factories.
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Donnie and Brownie: A Ten Year Old's Quiet Bond
A fragile ten year old, scorned for his dark skin and loneliness, forms a reluctant friendship with a stray mutt named Brownie. The mutt waits outside school as Donnie endures taunts and family scolding, seeking small space for companionship.
Donnie and Brownie the Dog Story
Donnie befriends his dog Brownie who guards him at school and home. After conflicts with his family and SPCA involvement the dog is taken away and gas chambered, leaving Donnie devastated and vowing to replace his friend.
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Carter Signals Cautious Shift on Abortion Issue
In New York Jimmy Carter introduced Sen. Walter Mondale and hinted the Democratic platform could soften abortion language under Supreme Court rulings. He noted plans to tweak other platform sections while staying aligned with his national vision beyond the Boston Washington corridor.
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Great black hope
A column by PHIL PASTORET jokes about mothers-in-law and the scarcity of gasoline. It notes how family tensions rise with persistent demands and predicts hard choices for travelers when fuel runs tight.
Carter’s path to power hinges on black support and zigzag politics
The analysis weighs how a Carter White House could elevate Black leaders like Andrew Young and Barbara Jordan to high offices, while warning that Carter may need to zig and zag on regional balance and Southern sensibilities to secure a broad ticket and sustained backing.
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