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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1977
Page
6
The Columbus Telegram editorial page proclaims a mission to improve Nebraska life by promoting freedom moral action and self reliance. It emphasizes equal rights under a Creator and urges applying the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence to daily living.
The piece criticizes Andrew Young as US ambassador to the UN, alleging sympathy with Third World nations and accusing him of political payoffs rather than genuine diplomacy. It argues his continued posting shows Carter treats him as a special political case.
Maine faces a decades long dispute as Penobscot and Passamaquoddy tribes claim up to 10 million acres and back rent totaling billions. Critics warn of constitutional harm while urging Congress to retroactively validate early land deals and grant full U.S. citizenship to the tribes.
The author defends South Africa as legitimate and criticizes Andrew Young for deeming its government illegal. They argue for U.S. support of South Africa's alliance role, uranium supply, and tanker-route security, urging Carter to dismiss Young for inflammatory remarks and pro Marxist statements.
The Kansas City FDA hearing on Laetrile stirs strong clashes as proponents decry a kangaroo court while medical experts warn the treatment wastes time and endangers patients. Florida and Alaska move to legalize or decriminalize Laetrile amid ongoing controversy and government cautions.
The piece notes Hugh Carter Jr. trims offices at the White House prompting comical results including staffers gathering around TV sets and photocopying newspaper clippings. It cites John Osborne's The New Republic questioning where the savings lie and mentions Rosalynn Carter's East Wing staff receiving selected papers.
A Texas surplus of 3 billion prompts a split in solutions with Joe Wyatt urging tax cuts to return funds to taxpayers while John Bryant pushes to spend on teacher pay raises and welfare. The quarrel mirrors broader tax disputes as lawmakers seek a path to allocate windfall revenue.
Senate offices for Carl Curtis and Ed Zorinsky listed in Washington DC with street addresses in the Dirksen Building seeking constituents and public contact.
Jimmy Carter promised a representative administration and now concedes difficulty achieving it. The piece notes blacks, Spanish and Asians hold about 13 percent of jobs while women hold 17 percent, with Chicago’s population shifting toward minorities. It cites Welfare, urban policy, and demographic projections amid integration debates.
A witty note recalls a swinger under the porch roof and a man who stored a dog in the attic to keep a woof over his head. The fragment hints at old time humor and quirky living quirks without naming people or places.
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