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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1975
Page
3
The Agriculture Department said talks with Australia Central America and other meat exporting regions are near completion on voluntary limits to U S beef shipments. The plan would cap 1975 beef imports at 1 18 billion pounds according to the Foreign Agricultural Service.
Officials report the European Common Market may open to 100000 metric tons of beef and Japan issues a 2400 ton Okinawa quota. U S imports under pending restraints would rise slightly, with a formal quota possible if ceilings are exceeded. FAS notes price impact remains small though demand slowly improves.
Dr Isaac Kaplan and Uzi Sharon developed the Sharplan carbon dioxide laser enabling precise tissue vaporization with minimal bleeding. The device, used in 12 countries and in multiple specialties, promises faster healing and shorter operations at a cost of 47000 dollars.
Fire officials report a plastics fire at a Fremont structure owned by Emphasis Inc. with several small explosions. Two firefighters treated for smoke inhalation, two hospitalized. The two hour blaze was brought under control after midnight as investigators examine the cause.
Rising City students will perform a vocal concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the high school gym. The program includes numbers from the District Music Contest and elementary grades. An instrumental concert is set for May 6 at 8 p.m. at the high school with contest numbers and the Junior and Senior Band under Jack Gross.
John J. Salanitro, 42, was arrested during a north Omaha raid on a home tied to a federal gambling investigation. Officers seized about $1,850 in cash and gambling slips indicating nationwide book making. Salanitro faced a $1,000 bond on gambling charges amid 18 men indicted by a federal grand jury.
Mrs. Jennie Wardenburg hosted her pinochle club on Tuesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Anna Fischer and Mrs. H. G. Loseke. Dinner guests at the Husmann home last Wednesday included Mr. and Mrs. John Husmann and families, Lydia Husmann, and guests from Columbus and Wichita.
In Lisbon the left wing military regime presses to advance a socialist state despite a ruling coalition win by moderates. Early returns show the Socialist and Popular Democratic parties with about 64 percent. the Communists fall to 12.5 percent. Prime Minister Vasco Goncalves says results won’t alter the revolution or cabinet, as the new constituent assembly is to draft a constitution.
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