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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

Page

9

Senators Report From Columbus and Washington Trade Notes

DON DWORAK, DIST. 22, recaps April 14-15 in Washington at a national foreign policy conference. He discusses trade policy, agriculture rules, and the push for international grain banking amid a growing multinational trade framework. He notes Iowa and other states expanding foreign trade offices and a focus on consumer food policy versus producer interests.

Don Dworak Washington, D.C U.S Henry Kissinger U.S. State Department American Council of Department United States State Department Japan China Europe International Grain Bank Iowa

Nebraska capital construction fund allocations and nuclear energy urge

A Nebraska financial summary notes cigarette tax receipts into the Capital Construction Fund with allocations for Beatrice State Home 695000 State Office Building 26400000 University of Nebraska Field House 12000000 Omaha Office Building 10880000 and State Board of Agriculture 2400000. It lists spending to date and planned outlays through 1985 and urges rapid development of nuclear power.

State of Nebraska Capital Construction Fund Beatrice State Home Lincoln University of Nebraska Omaha State Board of Agriculture Beatrice State Laboratory

Pacer Fuses Space Tech for Heart Patients

Johns Hopkins researchers unveil rechargeable cardiac pacemakers using nickel cadmium batteries and miniaturized circuitry from space work. Since development support from NASA and licensed by Pacesetter Systems, over 1,200 patients aged 1 to 93 have received the device with a failure rate under 0.2 percent. The painless 90 minute weekly recharge can be done at home, reducing replacement surgeries to ten years or more. The device is lighter and smaller than conventional pacers and promises improved comfort for patients.

Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Johns Hopkins Federal Space Agency Johns Hopkins Laboratory NASA

Five stamps depict the Joyita mystery in Western Samoa set

Western Samoa releases a five stamp and souvenir sheet series featuring the Joyita mystery. The Joyita vanished with crew of 16 and nine passengers after departing Apia on Oct 3 1955. The derelict boat was found north of the Fiji Islands with no trace of people or cargo.

Western Samoa Interpex New York Apia Tokelau Islands Fiji Samoa E. W. Roberts Joyita Fiji Islands

Albion High School 1975 Graduates List

Albion High School announces its 1975 graduates including Randall Bittner Mary Borer Steven Brenneis Robert Bruland Cheryl Ruhlmann James Carder Jannan Christo Ronald Coakes Barbara Cook Gay Cook William Cook Cynthia Curren Melvin Dawson Monte Eckhoff Robert Finley James Frey Mary Fritton James Gettfred Laurie Geyer Benedict Hoefler Paula Jones Ross Karabel Patricia Ketelson Marie Kojo Thomas Kronen Laura Kunzman David Labenz Bryce Landen Luther Larson John Laudenklos Gary Lee Jeff Merten Randall Michael Randall Michel Karen Milburn Carol Miller Noel Mock Karen Molt Thomas Molt Joseph Mortensen Christine Myers Scott Neidhardt Jerry Niewehner Ronald Noble Daniel Oliverius Sandra Patton Rodney Peterson Judy Petsche Carol Pribnow Dianne Pribnow David Prothman Kenneth Prothman Paula Redler Naomi Reichenberg Jean Reigle Marilyn Reinhart George Rolf Dennis Salber Debra Scarlett Daniel Schilousky Joyce Shaw Mary Shaw Robert Sherburne Mark Skillstad Rebecca Spiegel Jenice Stevenson Robert Stevenson Madelyn Storm Michael Svoboda Ann Thompson Curtis Tisthammer Bruce Townsend Perry Walrath Terence Warner William Whitten Ronald Young David Zurowski ALASKA PIPELINE Court blocks government permits for trans Alaska oil pipeline Feb 9 1973

Albion Albion High School Randall Eugene Bittner Mary Lucretia Borer Steven James Brenneis Robert Paul Bruland Cheryl Lee Ruhlmann James Gale Carder Jannan Elizabeth Christo Ronald Dean Coakes Barbara Jean Cook Gay Lynn Cook William James Cook Cynthia Ann Curren Melvin Emmit Dawson Monte Ray Eckhoff Robert Charles Finley James Francis Frey Mary Cecelia Fritton James Gregory Gettfred Laurie Lee Ge Karen Diane Molt Thomas Owen Molt Joseph Andrew Mortensen Christine Ann Myers Scott Ray Neidhardt Jerry Herman Niewehner Ronald William Nissen Steven Allen Noble Daniel Joseph Oliverius Sandra Sue Patton Rodney Allen Peterson Judy Kay Petsche Carol Elaine Pribnow Dianne Joy Pribnow David Cyril Prothman Kenneth William Prothman Paula Jeanne Redler Naomi Jean Reichenberg Jean Perry Brian Walrath Terence Allen Warner William David Whitten Ronald Jean Young David Leon Zurowski

Courier moves goods once carried on trains

The piece notes erosion of U S passenger train service over two decades has altered mail delivery, express shipping and distribution of newspapers. It cites rising postage and parcel costs and links them to the loss of rail service, while acknowledging inflation and wage trends as factors.

LeRoy Pope UPI New York U.S Courier Companies Federal Express of Memphis United Parcel Service Purolater Services Corp Purolator Charles

Shelby Girls State representative chosen for Nebraska program

Shelby High School junior Ann Grossnicklaus has been selected as Shelby’s representative to the Nebraska Girls State session at the University of Nebraska. Sponsored by the Shelby American Legion, her alternate is Peggy Gabriel. Ann is active on student council and participates in music, volleyball, track, basketball, and was school mascot. Both girls attend Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Shelby Ann Grossnicklaus Shelby High School Nebraska University of Nebraska Ann Shelby American Legion Peggy Gabriel Jerome Gabriel Ray Grossnicklaus Sacred Heart Catholic Church

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