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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
4
Editorial analyzes Lincoln School District property taxes for 1977 78 noting the mill levy will be 56 53 yet total tax take rises nearly 1 3 million due to a larger base. The piece urges reading actual budgets and total increases rather than relying on the mill figure.
The article notes a drop in Ulster violence and crime this year, with fewer bombings and killings, and credits strengthened security, harsher courts, and the People for Peace movement in Belfast led by two women.
The plan for a U S naval base in Haifa surfaces as a bold measure to reassure Israel and American Jewish leaders while pushing a broader Middle East framework. It ties to a step by step diplomacy shift and faces opposition from Jewish groups though Carter believes it essential for long term stability.
A long pollution of bias portrays Gryphth as a bald world where Red Heads face segregation and danger. Baldies fear contamination and keep Red Heads at distance while blaming them for societal ills. Some allege Fraternizing proves equality, yet prejudice persists.
The Journal invites reader letters but requires signed submissions capable of verification. The editors may condense letters while preserving writers’ points and, except in unusual cases, pen names or initials are not allowed.
The draft BRIA plan is criticized as undemocratic and government dominated. Cattle producers fear a non elected board with appointments by the Secretary of Agriculture and mandatory fund use, effectively a self imposed tax with broad reporting and veto constraints.
Robert D. Evans expresses gratitude to staff at Lincoln's Veterans Hospital for their kindness during his recent stay. He thanks doctors nurses and support personnel for their care and consideration.
The piece outlines President Carter's promise to reform the federal bureaucracy without layoffs and the House Civil Service Committee plan to shield the 2,704,866 civilian employees from pay or status downgrades. It notes doubts about attrition meeting surplus, and risks in agency mergers and centralized decentralization.
The 6 3 decisions hold neither the Constitution nor federal welfare law requires states to fund nontherapeutic abortions. Justice Blackmun, joined by dissenters Brennan and Marshall, challenges the majority view and condemns subsidy limits as punitive to the poor. The court defers to legislative debate, signaling a protracted policy fight ahead.
Quotations from Daniel Moynihan underline that near term demographic forecasting is more reliable than long range and stress the value of strong English composition and a precise grasp of birth rates for young public participants. The remark ties language skill to public discourse and policy literacy.
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