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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
2
Announcement lists editors and publishers led by Mrs WILLIAM H WELDON and DONALD S NORFLEET from 1927 to 1959. Names include ROBERT C GOSHORN ROBERT D BLOSSER and RONALD E MAXWELL with roles as publishers presidents and vice presidents. The page closes with a Nahum 1 7 Bible verse about the Lord being a stronghold in trouble.
The piece weighs concerns about US research funding and possible arms limits, then notes a turn with the Pentagon plan to deploy Mark 12A warheads in Minuteman missiles. It cites Carter administration debate, Salt II talks, and compares US and Soviet missile forces, stressing the need to maintain technological edge.
A sharp political column attacks President Carter's Notre Dame address as muddled and weak. It questions his phrasing about fear of Communism, debates containment, and cites Kissinger Brzezinski and historical dictators to argue the speech fails to confront real global dangers.
Ten to 40 year retrospective items recount events from 1967 1952 1937 1927 in Helias cheerleaders community parties Kiwanis Club obituaries and local moves. The column notes Cheryl Asel Jan Wegman as new Helias B team cheerleaders both freshmen next fall Ruth Caplinger attends a conference with 300 members expected at Ramada Inn and other brief items about residents and activities.
Washington and Temple University economist Dr. Walter Williams faced four months of pressure from liberal and conservative lawmakers over his youth unemployment study. Williams advocates reduced minimum wages for youths, child labor law tweaks, and contract-based negotiations, arguing market restrictions worsen youth hiring. The delay ended when Sen. Javits asked Rep. Bolling to release the report, which will be published with the committee disclaimer.
A Texas Hospital Association meeting rails against the Carter Califano plan to cap hospital revenue increases. Critics argue a 9 percent ceiling would hurt efficient hospitals, ignore wage and supply costs, and push cuts in services. They warn federal control would worsen financing via Medicaid and Medicare.
A reader condemns work-release convicts roaming free and highlights violent incidents in Missouri linking them to such programs. The letter urges prison-only sentences for offenders and questions the value of work-release policies while criticizing elected officials and urging accountability.
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