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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
4
A Ralph Nader health group renews alarm over the DES drug used as a morning after contraceptive. Critics call the report unscientific while FDA advisers study risks and benefits for women with cancer histories, amid prior labeling warnings and Delaney Amendment concerns.
Two Nebraskans join 300 law enforcement officers at Quantico as they complete the FBI National Academy program. Columbus Police Chief Wesley John Baxa and Nebraska State Patrol Sgt. Robert John Thompson of Holdrege are among the graduates.
Assistant Attorney General James Duggan urged the Nebraska Supreme Court to uphold a Court of Industrial Relations ruling, arguing the entire state government personnel system is unconstitutional and encroaches on executive power. He said the governor can hire and fire all state workers and that the law excludes some employees from protections and benefits.
Gene Schneberger, principal of Howard Elementary School, was elected president of the Nebraska State Education Association. He favors reasoned negotiation, opposes militant tactics and a teachers strike, and aims to strengthen ties between teachers and administrators while boosting community support for quality schools. He also promotes educators' involvement in politics to back pro school candidates.
Elwood Neb AP In Elwood civic leaders failed to raise 70 001 for a handicapped and elderly care center leading to 43500 in federal funds returning to Washington. Glen Seberg spearheaded a 300000 bond issue to build the center without federal aid. Voters approved about 65 percent and residents move in as dedication nears. The 11 000 square foot brick building on Elwood's main street will operate with 92 percent occupancy at a base 240 monthly rate, supported by six mills for bond retirement and 2.6 mills for maintenance. The center features automatic fire sprinklers room temperature control and an entertainment room.
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