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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1976
Page
3
The Columbus Telegram column from November 17, 1976 urges readers to understand freedom and self-control, citing the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as daily guides. It invites submissions to Caluushus Telegram and grants reproduction permission with credit.
A WSJ note highlights British employers using clever wording to dodge sex specification in ads. Phrases seek experienced keepers of either sex fluent in German and resembling Marlene Dietrich, with other lines mocking social engineering and free expression.
The National Geographic Society notes a third century shift as U S forces adopt a plastic helmet lighter stronger and more comfortable than prior metal designs. It will be issued in small medium and large sizes and resembles German coal scuttle hats from Kaiser Bill and Hitler era.
A letter to the editor dated Veterans Day argues the ERA would harm women’s legal rights by shifting jurisdiction to Congress and expand government meddling. It warns about family law and related matters and asks readers to contact their representatives. The writer laments flag display and asks for letters to be printed.
The piece weighs Jimmy Carter’s promise to lead with decency against the hard realities of governing. It notes voters elected him for honesty and fairness, but stresses that policy formation often clashes with idealistic aims and may disappoint both Carter and his supporters. The forecast hints at tough choices ahead.
Jim Bishop reports a Miami trial where Candace Messier and Melvin Powers face murder charges in the stabbing of Jacques Mossiee, a wealthy banker. Prosecution by Richard Gerstein frames the case with evidence and testimony about photos and possible motives.
Fragmentary tale centers on Candace and Mel Powers amid hospital notes and a stabbing of Jacques. Acquittal rumors, bank fortunes, and a chaotic social rise jostle through Miami Beach and Houston society as Candace dies in a Miami Beach hotel and seeks burial at Arlington Cemetery with Jacques Messier.
Regulation growth fuels an adversarial climate between business and government as agencies multiply and compliance costs surge. AMA sponsors the First National Forum on Business Government and The Public Interest in Chicago on December 13 to foster dialogue among business labor and public sectors.
An opinion essay outlines the decades long dispute over Hungary's Crown of St Stephen. It notes the crown's symbolic political power, U S custody since World War II, and Hungary's requests for return. It discusses President Carter's looming decision amidst Cold War tensions and Hungarian diaspora views.
A reflection on adult choices and the quiet tug of unfulfilled dreams. The piece notes stockbrokers, doctors, and salesmen who long for other careers as responsibilities mount. Time accelerates from youth to age, with 34 giving way to 19.35 in a startling age gauge.
A narrator recalls a journey into his past to fulfill a wish of becoming a cop. He envisions his younger self and, at the urging of the child within, submits a police department application, hoping to one day tell that child they gave the effort a real try.
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