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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1976

Page

9

Columbus Telegram Editorial Freedom Motto May 15 1976

The Columbus Telegram promotes freedom and self control as essential for a better Nebraska community. It asserts all men are endowed by the Creator with rights to life liberty and property and urges readers to understand and apply moral commandments in daily living.

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Public Interest in Question as Activist Legal Battles Grow

Opinion piece argues that environmental groups welfare advocates and consumer groups face more lawsuits as firms and agencies challenge actions they call misleading. It notes Kaiser Aluminum suing the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission and praises the Pacific Legal Foundation for limiting environmental and welfare reform measures while claiming public interest motives.

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Charity and the corrupted sense in political charity debate

The author argues charity means voluntary wealth sharing, while government intervention turns it into legal plunder. He critiques reliance on taxation to fund welfare and warns conservatives and socialists alike fall into the trap, eroding true charitable spirit.

Safety Signs Proposed to Prevent Cart Injuries

Dr Edward Press Oregon Public Health officer urges redesign of shopping carts with seat belt style straps and clear signs Do not leave child unattended Be sure child is anchored, to reduce the 9000 annual injuries among children from cart accidents The proposal faces criticism as a sign driven approach amid concerns about parental responsibility.

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Do Not Feed the Elephants and Other Public Safety Pledges

A fragmented text lists varied admonitions such as Do not feed the elephants Keep out of reach of children and Stay on the path. It questions government reporting on child injury statistics while musing on behavioral changes spurred by sign content.

Jerry Brown Faces Redeemer Image In Baltimore Rally

A crowds in Baltimore react to California Governor Jerry Brown as a potential presidential redeemer. Observers note admiration and hopeful chants, likening him to past figures while questioning permanence of the surge as the mood shifts nationally.

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Planetary realism and zoning debates in the Warren Court era

The piece discusses zoning litigation and the shift from Warren Court ideals toward a focus on property rights and economic considerations. It cites Worth V. Selden and Petaluma as cases, notes differing court attitudes, and critiques the idea of a single political redeemer in addressing national issues. The tone blends political analysis with satirical commentary on figures like Jerry Brown.

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Remembering the Young: Columbus Time Capsule Seeks Photos

The 246 Columbus time capsule committee invites walletsize photos of local children five years or younger. Send or bring submissions so future generations can see today’s youngsters and compare with their own childhoods when the capsule opens.

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Capsule to Buried July Fourth with Letters to Great Great Grandchildren

Columbus Telegram invites fifth graders from public and parochial schools to write letters or stories under the prompt I’d like to tell my great great grandchildren about my life today. The capsule will be buried July 4 and contain information, pictures, books, papers, and items illustrating current life. Contents may later be shown in First National Bank lobby.

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Carter’s Campaign Dilemmas and Stevenson VP Prospects

The article discusses Jimmy Carter shaping a national campaign while preserving his outsider image. It notes a balance between appealing to Democrats and avoiding old liberal establishment ties. It considers Adlai Stevenson as a potential balanced running mate due to geography and perceived moderation.

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Stevenson Daley ties loom in Carter Stevenson ticket talk

The piece analyzes Adlai Stevenson III as a Carter ally option while Richard Daley is portrayed as a power broker who could sway delegates at the Democratic Convention. Daley’s past as blamed for a police riot and his influence over downstate votes are highlighted as pivotal.

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