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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
2
An editor and board list appear in a local notice with names Donald S Norfleet William H Weldon Robert D Blosser and Ronald E Maxwell. The item cites a religious verse from Psalms 7 1 and emphasizes trust in God.
The piece questions moves toward Cuban trade, arguing it would aid the Soviet Union and Castro. It cites Cuba’s debt to the Soviet bloc, collapsing sugar prices, and a failing economy, urging patriotism and moral concerns over profits.
The Boston speech by Mrs. Joan Mondale praising the citys busing plan drew attention for double standards because her children attend a private school in her own community. The contrast highlighted perceived inconsistencies between public advocacy and private choices.
The piece argues President Carter's firing of Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub over a dissenting view on Korea withdrawal mirrors an imperial presidency. It contrasts Carter with Truman over military dissent, cites Nixonian logic, and defends Singlaub's right to speak, warning of detrimental policy and danger to world peace.
A letter in support of a maximum security prison contends it improves conditions for the majority. It argues moving 300 short term inmates from the main prison would not solve the underlying issues, while isolating about 250 hard core offenders could better the welfare of 2,200 other inmates.
Washington debate frames President Carter as conservative while critics and media in Washington label him conservative despite liberal tendencies. The piece contrasts national punditry with local realities, noting deficits and policy actions shape the perception of conservatism in Carter's early tenure.
An analysis argues that a growing coalition seeks to replace freehold private property with social property via land use bills. It warns this would expand federal and state control, create more bureaucracy and erode individual liberty, likening such moves to feudalism and urging defense of private land ownership.
Mid-Missouri memories section notes the Leonard Lanning family of a 70 acre Osage River overlook farm southwest of Schubert will represent Cole County on farm family day at the Missouri State Fair this year. Allen Dahlstrom a jet aircraft mechanic at Luke AFB Arizona has been promoted to Airman second class in the Air Force.
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