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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
5
The Columbus Telegram editorial urges readers to promote and preserve freedom, stressing self control and moral action guided by the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It argues all men are endowed with equal rights and calls for responsible daily living.
Telegram Opinion argues juvenile crime grows as teens face stacked employment barriers. Age limits, hazardous occupation rules, licensing hurdles, minimum wage laws, and union requirements curb entry while counselors mislead many into college paths.
Grateful parents credit Early Learning Montessori School with the child's remarkable progress and love of learning. The note lauds the teachers for sincere care, individual attention, and an effective preschool teaching system.
A December 31 1922 quote laments party blame games and suggests hiring Henry Ford to run the government with a savings commission. The speaker mocks politics as applesauce and advocates keeping both parties out for one term.
The writer notes that claims of impartiality reveal a bias and jokes about lawn care. He quips that bargains seem pricier this year than in 1975, highlighting consumer skepticism and wit in everyday remarks.
Senator Roman Hruska office location listed as 209 Russell Building Washington DC 20510. Public communications point to official correspondence channel and district representation duties.
An opinion page notes the heated debate over defense spending between presidential contenders. It contrasts Soviet military strength with the United States, citing larger Soviet armed forces, more tanks, and a higher share of GNP devoted to defense.
A letter from David Lyons criticizes Rt. Reverend Paul Moore for calling out businesses leaving New York City as immoral. The writer, an Episcopalian, defends escaping to suburbs and accuses Moore of delusion while urging accountability for city problems. Lyons predicts more backlash from Episcopalians.
The piece contrasts presidential stances on forced busing as law and liberty with legal challenges to desegregation. It highlights Rep. Les Aspin’s fact sheet on Soviet defense spending, noting ruble-based calculations, NATO production, and the U S lead in warheads. Aspin argues the public should judge defense growth and policy rather than rhetoric.
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