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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
4
A 1977 Columbus Telegram editorial promotes freedom self control and moral guides. It emphasizes equal endowments from the Creator and urges readers to act to protect life liberty and property while encouraging moral daily living.
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger warned at Columbia Law School that without new substitutes for traditional courtroom procedures the nation could become overrun by lawyers competing and judges overwhelmed as Americans increasingly file lawsuits against one another. He spoke at an American Bar Association conference calling for rapid reforms.
A narrator recalls skin-deep love and a strained anniversary as his wife Kelly endures back pain after an anniversary eve incident. They exchange gifts and jokes about aging while cherishing shared memories, breakfast tea, and quiet affection despite discomfort and fear. The tone mirrors intimate, reflective romance amid imperfect moments.
A husband reflects on a playful Paris daydream with his wife and an actual anniversary routine. He plans a 10 am GI procedure with Doctor Leonard Rosendorf, while she jokes about golf and watches him with affectionate laughter.
Butler D Shaffer critiques John Kenneth Galbraith and The Age of Uncertainty as shoddy anti capitalistic sensationalism. The essay argues liberalism is intellectually dead and contrasts Galbraith s populist portrayal of capitalists with economic analysis and history.
Critics warn courts now run prisons schools and welfare policy with judges acting as lawmakers. Supporters say civil rights rulings advanced social change, and both sides agree there is no return to pre intervention governance.
An issue of U S News and World Report highlights a chart based on the 1970 census showing local and state taxes as a share of income for a family of four in 30 big cities. Northern cities top tax lists while southern cities attract growth. Jacksonville stands out with 3.2 percent of income. The article notes shifting tax bases affect budgets and growth, warning Nebraska may face higher taxes and slower industrial growth.
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal visited Tokyo last week urging major Western nations to strengthen monetary systems and share deficit costs. He touted free market Japan and Germany as models and revived Keynesian ideas that deficits can stimulate growth, dismissing shifts at a recent European summit.
Commentary argues President Carter feigns fiscal restraint while backing a $30 billion stimulus and socialized medicine plans. It portrays a power struggle over who controls spending of American taxpayers’ money, Congress or the president.
Meo is not a Chinese chief nor a Nepalese unit nor a language. The Freer Gallery fact check asks which is false about its location and collection. The bearded fig tree island reference points to a specific island nation named by Europeans for its bearded fig trees.
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