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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
1
The dollar holds firm at a seven week high as European money markets open. UPI reports leaders call for limits on bank growth, media control moves in Portugal, Lebanon violence, and NATO diplomacy as global lines shift.
A panel of energy experts urged a 10 cent per gallon tax on motor fuel to curb use and save up to 530000 barrels daily within a decade. They proposed a $50 annual rebate for low income families and cited current taxes and imports as context. President Ford toured Alaska's pumping station amid pipeline discussions.
The Nebraska Supreme Court voided a Lincoln County District Court order restricting news coverage and reimposed limits on pre trial statements. The ruling permits requests to close future pre trial proceedings to the public and press. Simants faces six counts of first degree murder and first degree sexual assault. trial set for January 5 in Lincoln County.
A stationary front blankets central Montana through the Nebraska Panhandle as warmer air moves in. The National Weather Service forecasts above freezing temperatures with little precipitation through Friday, while overnight lows range from the teens to mid 20s across the region and snow depths stay light.
Ford arrives in Peking for four day visit amid a sharp Chinese critique of detente. Teng Hsiaoping denounces Soviet aggression as a path to war while Kissinger remains diplomatically calm and Ford defends U S efforts for peace with the Soviets. The banquet scene contrasts cordial welcome with a pointed attack on Moscow.
A farm home of William and was destroyed by a suspected gas explosion Saturday night near Genoa and Monroe. The blast threw debris up to 200 feet from the foundation. no one was home and no injuries were reported. State fire marshal officials will inspect the ruins.
A 7.3 quake near Hawaii's Kilauea and a 250 foot lava eruption preceded a 25 foot wave that struck Kalape Beach near the volcano. Two people died including Boy Scout leader Dr James Mitchel. Over 50 injured as homes and businesses suffered about 2 million dollars in damage.
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