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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1977
Page
4
Editorial argues LB139 would raise Nebraska gas tax by one penny to 9.4 cents, trimming the veto fight with Gov. Exon. It notes the potential $10 million yearly revenue and compares unfavorably to Iowa's 3 cent hike, warning of broader federal moves and possible limits on driving.
The piece defends the Carter administration eight point plan to strengthen Social Security while warning against funding it by extending employer payroll taxes or general revenues. It argues against expanding the wage base and cautions that costs are borne by consumers and that Medicare funding should be considered separately. It frames trust fund integrity as essential for millions reliant on benefits.
The president left London with a cautiously positive verdict from the Downing Street talks. Leaders endorsed broader nuclear energy use while curbing weapon spread, backed IMF support and a common fund for raw materials, and pledged anti protectionism and cleaner trade. Inflation and job creation remain hard issues as high oil prices propel pressures.
Ellen E Cronin criticizes Dr Bill Steen for equating churches and women with homosexuals. She defends ERA and asserts his remarks slanderous and unjust, noting constitutional rights protect all citizens, including gays.
A reader letter page cites support and opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment with names of public figures and groups. It critiques medical cost controls under President Carter, praises the USDA Extension Service as advancing rural women’s education, and questions calls for new agencies. The letters reflect ongoing policy debates and community views.
Mary McGrory descries Jimmy Carter as a magnetic figure at the London summit. Carter leads leaders through St James's Park to lunch at Lancaster House while his peers study his decisive style, crafting a role as leader of the Western world.
Hugh Carter Jr, a 34 year old presidential assistant, pushes austerity measures in the White House including scrapping the yacht Sequoia and cutting the motor pool and media bills. Some staff praise his frugality while outsiders label him the Secretary of Symbolism.
James J. Kilpatrick argues new federal rules to end handicap discrimination will cost billions. Rules require accessible buildings and interpreters in schools hospitals and other federally funded institutions. Critics question funding and feasibility as costs range from 2.4 to 10 billion over three years.
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