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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
4
Editorials argue honesty remains essential across public life. Safire defends West Point honor as the taxpayer pays for disciplined leaders, while Will scrutinizes Rep Hays and travel claims, urging accountability for public figures. The piece ends affirming that honesty matters in both military and political arenas.
New York City faces rising college costs as it recognizes the nation will not fund its debts. The City University system signals beginnings of concrete steps to address the funding strain.
Dear Dr. Graham discusses America's spiritual turn amid rising faith activity and societal concern. The letter notes renewed Bible study and prayer, mentions public figures and sports groups embracing faith, and contrasts this with New York University moving to tuition charges to cover costs, urging financial responsibility and access to education.
The Decatur Daily states it will fully investigate grievances about misstatements and redress if well founded. It lists subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions as $4.30 per week for all trade zones and $30 per year, with carrier delivery at $6.80 per month and $3.90 per month for daily and Sunday, including all sales tax.
National health insurance loses its centerpiece role in liberal campaigns as Democrats debate affordability and timing. Senator Tunney, once a supporter, now questions cost amid Kennedy Corman bill efforts. rival Hayden condemns the flip as political pragmatism. In Maryland and Arkansas, candidates weigh health coverage promises with fiscal realities.
The piece argues liberals weigh Carter emotionally, not on rational policy, debating whether he can win Ohio or New Jersey primaries and reach the convention with enough delegates. It contrasts Carter with Humphrey and Udall, noting lingering anti Carter sentiment and the danger of an “anyone but Carter” mood for 1976.
A compact puzzle note defines Eugenics as the process of race improvement with a 40 minute limit. Players must find words of four or more letters from the word EUGENICS, avoiding plural formations, proper names, and multiple word forms. A list of solutions appears tomorrow.
Washington report details how oil executives and industry allies wrote amendments to offshore oil legislation. The effort aimed to expand oil revenue shares while limiting public safeguards, with key GOP lawmakers and the Ford Administration implicated in behind the scenes maneuvers and a memo describing tactics to kill the measure.
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