Colubus Junior Achievement Publishes Milestone Edition
The Columbus Telegram notes a milestone for Junior Achievement in Columbus, marking the first edition to publish more than one page with 114 pages in this issue.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1975
Page
4
The Columbus Telegram notes a milestone for Junior Achievement in Columbus, marking the first edition to publish more than one page with 114 pages in this issue.
A survey of 1M Columbus area high school students finds 92 percent approve girls basketball, with strong interest from girls and boys to participate. Lakeview already fields a girls varsity team, and survey respondents urge all districts to offer programs, citing facilities and potential interest in competition.
Kathy Zaruba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Zaruba, is named achiever of the month. A Columbus Senior High School junior, she participates in sports and crafts, belongs to J.A. New World, serves as secretary, and plans to pursue business, technical, or art studies after graduation.
Post holiday blues hit wallets as inflation and reduced hours squeeze budgets. Parents and young adults face requests for small loans and allowances amid scarce money for gifts, dances, gas, snacks, and activities.
In a hospital scene Jean Jung discusses a massacre before the story shifts to Billy Jack’s trial. The film follows a justice system in conflict with a radical school helping abused children and parents. Violence escalates as leaders and citizens attack the school, ending with casualties and a peace anthem.
A young adult urges Columbus residents to listen to opposing viewpoints on conflicts between youths, adults, and law enforcement. They advocate dialogue and peaceful action, citing performances like Youth's Point of View to raise awareness and model nonviolent conflict resolution.
Seven members of JA's New World with two advisors travel to Lincoln for the Dialogue ’75 junior achievement convention. About 400 delegates from Midwest JA areas attend a two day event featuring workshops and a movie festival.
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