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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1977
Page
4
Columbus Telegram urges readers to promote freedom and moral action. It argues all men are endowed with rights by their Creator, not a government, and emphasizes moral guides like the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Monsanto suspends three Cycle-Safe bottle plants employing 600 workers after the FDA rescinds prior approval and questions safety claims. The company seeks prompt standardization while Swift and Company also plans five plant closures affecting 1,409 workers cited to labor contracts as a factor.
The 1970s federal paperwork drive reports more than 300 actions by the Commission on Federal Paperwork. It highlights form eliminations, a unified welfare application, wage reporting shifts, and ombudsman efforts, while noting new mandates from RESPA and ERISA increasing hours of reporting.
In 1960 twenty five U S firms built television sets. now twelve remain with two under Japanese ownership. Japanese share tops 40 percent of color sets and 90 percent of black and white sets, with private brands produced in Japan. The trend risks U S industry extinction, and about 60,000 jobs have vanished recently.
The piece argues Japanese buyers purchase U S and European know how while U S firms lose licensing revenue. It cites Japanese electronics licensing payments totaling over 200 million dollars in the last decade and questions Japanese market protectionism that limits American TV sets at home.
The piece cites Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell pushing a position paper on busing amid contentious desegregation debates. It notes a Mobile Alabama case where black families sue over long bus routes, framing busing as a civil rights and legal hot button. It also discusses U.S. responses to Japanese electronics dumping, with Zenith calling for quotas and antDumping actions amidst global trade tensions.
The Labor Department sought a stay of a December 30 ruling that barred warrantless OSHA inspections, but the three-judge panel denied the stay. Rehnquist granted a limited stay only outside Idaho, allowing ongoing inspections in Idaho to continue, while opponents warn the decision could have nationwide impact.
Alaska begins 1.2 million barrel daily production mid 1977. Insufficient pipelines may force crude to rail. TankTrain system from General American enables rapid loading with low cost. four railroads Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific Santa Fe Burlington Northern bid to move surplus oil.
A 1933 quotation warns that government spending without funds leads to inflation and prints money for a short-lived boom. It recalls a 1932 campaign clash where Republicans accused Democrats of inflation while Democrats denied it, urging memory of political pledges.
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