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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1977
Page
4
Editorial from Columbus Telegram urges readers to pursue freedom through self control and moral guides The piece cites the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence and invites public input via Columbus Nebraska address Published in Columbus Telegram on Saturday June 11 1977
A columnist faulted Andrew Young for racialist assertions and repeated contradictions by Jimmy Carter’s appointee. The piece argues the ambassador universalizes racism, mocks his statements, and questions his credibility and policy alignment.
A letter criticizes downtown business plans favoring a new shopping center with better parking and layout. It urges merchants to pool resources for a center, not remain in costly downtown rents. A second letter details two incidents of harassment toward two young girls at a tennis court and Lake North gathering, alleging rude behavior and dirty names by adults.
Dr. Paul Kienel argues church schools are resurging as a major American educational movement. He notes Ohio Supreme Court approval in 1976 for Christian schools to keep students, with Christian systems expanding nationally while public schools face declines in reading writing and math.
Robert Hutchins criticizes the era's overemphasis on intellect in the 1930s educational reforms. He argues emotions were neglected, producing a bitter harvest, but asserts society is turning back to balance attention to feelings and intellect.
When angry count to ten to cool down and avoid striking someone who outclasses you. One man’s physical therapy becomes another man’s tennis for amusement and irony.
The piece condemns Andrew Young for gaffes that mix race fears with foreign policy. It cites his claims about Cuban troops in Angola and a possibly benign Cuban presence in Ethiopia, then suggests his views expect racial conflict in the United States.
A columnist recalls watching Miami vote on repealing a local anti gay discrimination law and condemns sensationalism. He denounces exhibitionist protests, praises tolerant friends, and calls for rational debate over equal rights.
The columnist argues Andy Young misuses the term racism, accusing Nixon and Ford and urging that Young represent the U.S. to a broad audience. The piece condemns Young’s rhetoric as intolerable, urging the Carter Administration to remove him from the UN post.
Will Rogers notes that in Washington during the season politicians question if their opponent might have been the real winner. He cites President, Senator, and Congressman figures pondering election results as a trend. The remark captures political jitters and the lingering doubt before campaigns.
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