Lincoln readers urge action on rail crossings and beef act
In letters to The Journal, E L Larson calls for three or four Lincoln leaders to fix dangerous railroad crossings. Other writers attack the Beef Research and Information Act, warning it wastes money, promotes foreign beef and misleads consumers. Edward E Willage laments veterans' pensions while criticizing social policy and abortion debates, urging public education.
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E. L. Larson
Beef Research and Information Act
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Debated Nebraska IWC event stirs division and claims
Teresa J. Keuter of Columbus and Bonnie Jacobsen of Lincoln recount disputes at the International Women's Year conference in Washington and Nebraska. They allege biased procedures, pro life dominance, and church pressure while defending choices on abortion, lesbian rights, and parental control.
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Washington, D.C
Nebraska
Bonnie Jacobsen Lincoln
International Women's Conference
IWC
Teresa J. Keuter
Columbus
Homosexuality debate letters urge fair pension treatment
A reader protests veterans’ pensions and hospital cuts while another accuses Marlin Pals of misrepresenting Bible teaching on homosexuality. He cites Genesis and Leviticus warnings and urges compassionate, noncondoning outreach. Ernest Turnwall Ursoin responds.
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Marlin Pals
Sodom
Gomorrah
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