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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1975
Page
5
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said aluminum wiring poses an unreasonable risk in homes and directed steps toward replacement or refunds for owners with preexisting installations. The move comes as part of actions to reduce fire hazards linked to older aluminum conductors.
Village trustees approved the general fund budget totaling funds and revenues for the coming year, with allocations including 78,298 for general expenses and 10,735 reserve. The meeting also enforceed a curfew for anyone under 18 after 9 pm weekdays and after 12 midnight weekends. Commissioners discussed aluminum wiring safety and a hearing to determine if pre 1971 installations pose a substantial hazard with potential repair or replacement remedies.
Mr and Mrs John P McGee of S1 Lake United Church of Christ attend a two week Bethel Series orientation clinic in Madison Wisconsin. The program trains pastors and Christian education directors who then train lay teachers to present scripture overviews to adults. Texan guests visit Bellwood persons Ruth Cockson hosts Dennis Jacobs and Dennis Klawena family from Texas and Lincoln. Additional visits include T L Anderson from California and Allan Whitney and Jeanette Lamson of Seal Beach with Bernice Ebel and Edith Bell at Bellwood.
In a tense House Intelligence hearing, Lt. Gen. Lew Allen Jr. refused to answer in open session whether the NSA intercepts American communications with foreign countries. A closed session followed after White House aides flagged highly sensitive information.
Michigan visitors join the Hough household as relatives from Detroit Kell and Omaha and Casaer guests attend a family gathering. Others from Alliance Casper and Michigan visit Mrs. Charlotte Hiller and attend Melvin Hiller's funeral while staying with relatives.
Leigh Optimist Club hears about a remedial education plan spanning 14 towns and rural districts. Rowell notes roughly 20 teachers support Title 7 programs extending from Howells to Silver Creek and Gerald Ford veto implications. He warns schools may face costs and winter delays if funding shifts occur.
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