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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1977
Page
4
Lincoln Journal is produced by Journal-Star Printing Co in Lincoln Nebraska with local staff and services for readers. The notice cites conventional newsroom operations and the paper’s mailing address in Lincoln.
The piece argues that Nebraska should pursue a school district spending limit amendment rather than repeat referendums on a $120 million state school aid. It notes the teachers union muscle, potential tax rollbacks if signatures succeed, and expected limited budget cuts due to contracts. It warns of increased public attention and pressure on taxpayers.
Op-ed argues Saturday delivery and village post offices are vital to rural communities. Nebraska voices led by Rep. Virginia Smith warn that cutting mail service erodes community identity and social bonds, urging lawmakers to defend six day operations.
The Associated Press notes a shift in tourist patterns as visiting Latins Spend heavily in Miami during June to August, drawn by Disney World nearby. Despite earlier fears, Florida sees increased receipts and locals report higher in income for the season, with Latin visitors favoring Orlando area attractions and Miami shopping.
Sydney Harris argues that victory cannot come at any cost. Winning by breaking rules or harming others destroys social order and erodes personal integrity. Morality and fair play must guide competition, not sole emphasis on victory.
Readers respond on gender bias in power rankings, praise for Tot and Shop childcare program, tourism permit pricing backlash, and a detailed correction on rape myths and sentencing. The letter from Gina G. Washburn closes the submission.
William R. Wilson Jr. voices concern as Malone property owners request straight answers from city officials about urban redevelopment and grant programs to upgrade substandard properties, favoring Clinton area style grants and seeking assurances.
London-Professor Fred Hirsch argues that growth does not guarantee happiness as consumer goods become scarce and status goods lose appeal. Envy and relative position drive discontent in both capitalist and communist systems, undermining broad gratitude and fueling sullen resentment rather than revolution.
The piece surveys Britain, France, Italy, and West Germany, noting rising unemployment, inflation, and public disillusion. It argues governments struggle to master economic shifts, environmental costs, and the rise of powerful nongovernmental forces, fostering cautious voters who favor limited governance.
Henry Kissinger told Georgetown audiences that American business errs by lobbying and short term profit focus. He urged business to adopt political awareness and long term interests, linking honesty and intelligence to a viable future for Western capitalism rooted in vocation and broader values.
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