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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1977
Page
4
Editorial stance urges readers to pursue freedom and self control grounded in moral guides the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. Promotes responsible action to preserve life property and freedom for all.
The piece criticizes Secretary Marshall's two-point program to issue a universal employment card and grant amnesty to some illegal aliens. It argues the card would bureaucratize hiring and be ineffective against counterfeit IDs while claiming job displacement is overstated and urges repeal of policies distorting the labor market. It views the plan as illiberal and xenophobic and calls for broader welfare and tax reforms to restore the home job market.
John Denver testifies before the House Interior subcommittee urging a bill by Rep. Morris Udall to create 14 new federal wilderness areas. He performs song after discussing open space while critics urge private funding over taxpayer footing. Denver’s Aspen home and industry backers are cited as influencing his stance.
Critics say the United States Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point New York has outlived its usefulness as the fleet falters and the future of the school is in doubt. Established in 1936 it trained officers for ships aiding Britain during wartime. The academy is one of five federal service academies requiring congressional appointment.
Jeffrey Hart argues Amin is a predictable, brutal ruler and places him among historical tyrants. He draws a parallel to Shaka of the Zulu, noting genocidal actions and colonial confrontations, then claims 19th century civilization is ended and Amin remains a modern traditionalist in the Third World.
Paul Harvey argues Kentucky voters embraced the death penalty for specific crimes. He cites crime rates and highlights Maryland Manitoba examples to claim capital punishment deters murder. He asserts rights of victims outweigh those of criminals and notes Kentucky’s move to level justice.
The King's Point program offers a four year accredited degree focused on nautical science and marine engineering with sea going experience. Graduates receive licensed deck or engineering officer credentials and U S Naval Reserve commissions. Critics warn tuition would threaten King's Point viability while supporters cite lower four year costs than other academies and future officer needs amid retirements. Recall data show GM uses CRIS to track recalls and improve safety. St Patrick's Day parade suggestion prompts urban planning quips about parade streets.
The FTC was found to have had its staff write statements attributed to three doctors who appeared as paid witnesses at a San Francisco hearing on a proposed food advertising rule. Senator Thurmond pressed FTC official William Dixon, who admitted staff involvement.
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