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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

5

Goldfinch Nesting Hints Backed by Journal Photo

The goldfinch is among the last birds to nest as it waits for musk thistle to bloom and harvests seed pod silk for lining. The June 13 Journal photo shows a bird more likely gathering down than feeding on seeds, with breeding noted in July.

Public Mind Letters Policy Cautions Readers

The Journal invites comments but requires signed letters capable of verification. Editors may condense submissions while preserving writers' points. Pen names or initials are generally not allowed except in rare cases.

Readers respond to “Silly religion” letter debate

The letters defend Christianity and denounce the term silly religion used in Public Mind. They critique public schooling and politics, cite biblical verses, and condemn Anita Bryant and what they call anti Christian labels. Marlin Pals signs.

Bill Steen Public Mind Anita Bryant Christ Bryant and Company Marlin Pals Lincoln

Rain Cuts Midwest Speedway Races Prompt Refund Fight

Rains halted races at Midwest Speedway on June 13 after two thirds of the program ran. Owner Pete Leikam says drivers were paid in full and refunds are not offered, citing standard show rules. Fans accuse the track of no rain checks despite two races incomplete.

Midwest Speedway Midwest Pete Leikam

Carter policy viewed after Israeli election shifts

Field Newspaper Syndicate commentary compares the Carter administration's comprehensive Mideast settlement approach with Kissinger's step‑by‑step method. It notes Begin's victory, Arab states' reactions, and calls for cautious moves to ease confrontation while avoiding overpromising, using a parable about a girl and the fire to warn against assumptions.

Carter Mideast Henry Kissinger Kissinger Israel Menahem Begin Begin Likud Jordan Gordon Liddy Field

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