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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
4
A June 7 1977 Columbus Telegram editorial urges readers to promote and preserve freedom by self control and moral action. It argues all men are equally endowed by the Creator with rights to liberty and property and to better daily living through the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Washington notes explain how unions differ between hard money and soft money in campaign finance. Hard money consists of voluntary union member contributions to COPE and union PACs, funding political action aligned with union-supported candidates.
The article recalls Groucho Marx aged and ailing with biographers and family debating care. Nat Perrin says caregiving sacrifices his life. son Arthur Marx disputes Miss Fleming. It contrasts enduring marriages with modern separations and hints at a future book.
A columnist argues that universal voter registration would boost conservative gains by expanding turnout, cites demographic splits and the threat of liberal governance, while noting illegal use of union dues for political campaigns and a Supreme Court ruling on dues rebates amid a Democratic-controlled Congress.
The Bird Fidrych once charmed fans with a quirky habit of talking to his glove mound and ball. He earned about 16000 annually and autographs drew crowds. Later he demanded 100 per talk, signaling a shift to money driven talk and a new
The article contrasts President Carter’s handling of Maj. Gen. John Singlaub with UN Ambassador Andrew Young’s career. It notes Singlaub’s punishment for questioning policy while Young faces less severe repercussions despite contradicting official policy. It discusses Carter’s leadership style and its impact on diplomacy and military relations.
The District of Columbia faces 37,905 unpaid parking tickets issued to diplomats from January 1970 to last March totaling about 1.07 million dollars. The Soviet embassy tops the list with 12,720 unpaid tickets, Israelis follow with 4,885. Even with immunity, embassies pay roughly 20 percent of tickets, a rate likened to wartime debts but still under collection.
The FDA proposed saccharin ban triggers nationwide protest with 600 to 800 daily HEW letters. Industry groups attack the ban as government overreach while editors call for Delaney Amendment reform. Scientists cite studies, while lawmakers push varied responses and critics fear harm to diabetics and the obese.
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