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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1976
Page
6
Editorial advocates personal freedom and self control as essential to development. It emphasizes equality under the Creator and the right to moral action to protect life and property, urging readers to apply the Guideposts, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence in daily living.
A Wall Street Journal story describes Ketchikan Alaska as split over the EPA charges against Kutchikan Pulp Company. Conservationists fear mill closure would devastate the town while the plant argues the EPA fines are unfair and mischaracterize its discharge as raw sewage.
Jim Bishop reflects on Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy, argues for constitutional reform to expand voter participation and rethink term lengths, proposes a Senator-at-Large for former presidents, and critiques the role of lawyers in government while urging modernization of democracy.
Prominent economists at the Mont Perlein Society bicentennial in St. Andrews debate the fate of joint stock companies. Critics warn that creditors, price controls, and nationalization threaten private property, while advocates propose worker management as a check. The discussion spans Sweden Norway Britain Germany and shifts toward possible erosion of corporate power. October 12 1990.
A reader criticizes state spot audits of unemployment payments as wasteful and corrupt, cites rising employer taxes in 1976, and argues many recipients game benefits while employers bear the cost. He urges Columbus, Nebraska, scrutiny of unemployment offices and suggests private hiring routes for reliable workers.
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