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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1976
Page
7
Editorial urges readers to pursue freedom and moral action, promoting self control and responsibility. Emphasizes equality under the Creator and urges adherence to the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles for daily living.
Telegram Opinion outlines unemployment and job trends in right to work states. It cites Nebraska and 19 states with such laws, noting manufacturing gains and lower jobless rates versus compulsory unionism states. The piece urges unions to repeal 148 while defending states rights to outlaw mandatory union membership.
The New York Times notes the 1978 Democratic platform mirrors Jimmy Carter, proposing universal health care, full employment, guaranteed income, wage and price controls, school desegregation funding, gun control, right to organize, and expanded OSHA. It cites a $750 billion price tag and predicts McGovern loyalists back Carter to realize long sought programs.
Observation of widespread classified ads shows multiple jobs from hostesses to cabinetmakers across newspapers. Pamela Loren builds an electronics driven answering service linking doctors and clinics, while Latin American medical networks connect specialists in the U S with physicians abroad.
Lester Maddox argues George Wallace is unqualified for the American Independent Party nomination due to alleged liberal associations. He ridicules liberal arguments with jokes about liberal traits, warning against pointy headed liberals and noting ballots and voters in a March 20 1930 context.
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