06 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1975
Page
1
A first person account told to a local youth, Mr. X, chronicles starting with marijuana at age 15, moving to speed and other drugs, and the path to treatment. He describes OD risks, the role of peers, family reactions, and his recovery through therapy after dialing Hot Line Drugs.
Local boys basketball results show Columbus Ralston 73 Aquinas Lakeview 53 and Scotus 46 at Wahoo David City 42. Other scores include Rising City Monroe Hardville Shelby 58 and Lindsay HF St Francis. Complete details on pages 10-11.
Floodwaters that turned river valleys into lakes began to ebb under a bright sun as more than 2,000 refugees started returning home across western Washington and Oregon. Residents recounted widespread inundation with boats towing dairy cows and efforts to clear slides from Tillamook highways while a search continued for a light plane near Mt. Hood.
The Senate broke a filibuster on President Ford's bill to lend New York City 2.3 billion dollars and agreed to a vote on the measure.
An explosion aboard a hijacked Dutch train injures an Indonesian gunman seriously and lightly wounds another of 35 aboard. Two terrorists carried to a hospital after the blast. Amsterdam hostage situation continues as 19 holdouts demand released jailed guerrillas.
President Ford pledged continued U S development aid to Indonesia and an upgraded level of diplomatic consultation, emphasizing the Pacific as a vital U S interest despiteVietnam era embarrassment. The report notes recurring weather details and times.
An 11 year old girl, Janet McDonald, writes to Mrs. Ford hoping for a presidential retriever puppy. The White House replies via Susan Ford, delivering a personal note rather than a puppy. Janet treasures the contact as a keepsake and says she feels known.
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