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Lincoln Journal published by Journal-Star Printing Co at 926 P St Lincoln Neb 68501 phone 432-3331.
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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
4
Editorial Calls for Consumer Lock on Scanning Overexpansion
The Health Planning Council favors a two-hospital cooperative body scanner system costing about 700000. With nine in the region and high operating costs, critics warn of costly overbuilding and higher charges or taxes, urging that expansion be restrained and funded by consumers.
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Omaha
Health Planning Council of the
Midlands
Council Bluffs
Canada
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lincoln Fireworks Fireworks Ban Debate In Nebraska
Lincoln officials call for a statewide fireworks ban citing high costs from fires and injuries. Mayor Helen Boosalis urges Legislature to consider limits while defending public displays as safe when conducted by professionals.
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John Adams
Adams
Helen Bousalis
Boosalis
Lincoln
Chadron
Nebraska
Carter era tax reform eyed as comprehensive overhaul
The article discusses potential large scale reform of the federal tax system during the Carter era. It notes the need for a simple fair structure amid compromises, possible elimination of corporate dividends, changes to capital gains taxes, and balancing concessions for lower and middle income taxpayers in a negotiated package.
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Congress
Washington
Carter
Jou
The picture takes over reality in Carter press era
Tom Braden argues TV coverage shapes public perception more than in-person reporting. He notes reporters gain objectivity from distance, while presidential events seem staged for television. He recalls E B White predicting television’s dominance and artificial impressions.
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Tom Braden
Jimmy Carter
Carter
E. B. White
The
New Yorker
White
The Strange Case of the Overlooked Alcohol Answer
A syndicated column argues ethanol and methanol blends offer a simple way to cut auto pollution and reduce oil imports. It cites Brazil and Nebraska, notes limited federal funding, and urges action despite industry and political inaction.
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Carter
Hitler
Germany
Brazil
Nebraska
America
Energy Research and Development Agency
Congress
Washington
Universal Press Syndicate
Public Mind: Independence Day risks and IWY critique
The piece discusses Fourth of July traditions and safety concerns, praising fire departments after a dry windy week and arguing against broad bans on activities. It critiques the IWY conference for focusing on abortion and ERA, urging focus on women's true societal roles and equal rights within balanced limits.
County attorney charges against jail hostages spark debate
The Lincoln Journal's July 6 editorial questioned the jailers over hostage charges. Russ Eichelberger supports the county attorney. Ann Bowen of Nebraska Coalition for Life denies paying for an attorney to witness affidavits at the Nebraska Women's Meeting. She says the attorney was present pro bono and no fee was paid by the organization.
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Lincoln Journal
Ann Bowen
Nebraska Coalition For Life
Public Mind
Nebraska Women’s
Fearful struggle looms in Senate over canal treaty
In the Panama Canal debate, President Carter. negotiators Linowitz and Bunker face Senate opposition over sovereignty terms. Panama tensions, sovereignty fears, and political stances by Goldwater Hayakawa Reagan are cited as the treaty’s stakes rise toward a 2000 turnover.
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Senate
Mary McGrory
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
New Hampshire
Gerald Ford
Carter
Panama Canal Zone
Sol Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Canal
Zone
Linowitz
Bunker
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Reagan
Louisiana
Alaska
Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Barry Goldwater
S. I. Hayakawa
California
Elihu Root
David McCullough
Teddy Roosevelt
Washington Star Syndicate
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