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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1976
Page
10
The piece argues charity should be voluntary, contrasting true charity with government forced redistribution called legal plunder. It contends obligations to share blur into coercive tax welfare, warning conservatives and socialists alike about eroding the genuine charitable spirit.
In Provo Utah, Richard McDermott argues Monument Palmer Lake Woodmore and Black Forest should fund and staff their own hospital. He insists locals should decide if it is viable and ready to operate, challenging state denial and urging removal of outside barriers.
The Columbus Telegram notes the Kiwanis Club supervised Pawnee Park public ice rink and provided snacks, after the Park Board feared no supervision would be available. Police Chief Wesley Baxa and reserves took primary enforcement duties, earning praise for resolving a winter ice skating shortage.
In northern Michigan the old man spots a fox out in the open by a trout stream near Silver Creek. He then finds a great horned owl impaled on barbed wire, its wing caught. He calms the bird by speaking softly as he works to free the wire.
A man walks a half mile to fetch help after a trout outing near a stream. They transport a great horned owl by truck to the fish and game office for treatment. The owl recovers and the man later learns his heart operation succeeded. a reflection that you reap what you sow.
A Columbus Telegram issue from March 27 1976 states its mission to promote freedom through self control and moral guidance referencing the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes freedom as a gift from God not a political grant and warns against license or anarchy.
Dear reader discusses groin hernia that returns with lifting and exercises. Expert notes hernia stems from a muscle tear and can persist. recommends lying down to prevent pressure and surgical repair for lasting correction. Hiatal hernia explained as pregnancy related and not general to men.
A mosaic of clues and fragment entries listing terms from Indians and other ethnic groups to place names and linguistic references. Includes references to Indian tribes Canadian myth Aegir and biblical figures with varied clues and partial answers.
The analysis argues Jimmy Carter risks a leftward pivot to win delegates as Morris Udall falters. It notes Carter's appeal as centrist, the left challenge from Udall, and Wisconsin polls showing Carter leading Jackson and Wallace while Udall trails. It also points to Udall's reduced framing as liberal and weak effort in New York.
In the April races Pennsylvania begins a two man contest between Carter and Jackson with Carter gaining liberal support by opposing Jackson over Vietnam and busing. Carter may seek liberal backing at the convention by offering the vice presidency, a move that could redefine the ticket without hurting his overall standing.
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, once a powerful anti-Communist probe unit, languishes in basement space with minimal activity. Senator Hatfield notes seven-year attendance averages of 1.1 members and waning support from colleagues amid calls to retire the troubled panel.
Richard Schultz, newly hired SISS staff director, signals a shift from past secrecy toward oversight focused on terrorism threats and law loopholes. The Senate has cut 100 from the budget, most funding goes to 13 staff salaries, while old director Sourwine kept files on progressives. Schultz, a 45 year old FBI veteran and conservative Republican, stresses change and accountability to keep the subcommittee alive.
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