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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1972

Page

3

Drivers must cooperate to clean up air says UPI analysis

A UPI report cites Esso emissions tests showing that car upkeep and driving habits dramatically affect air pollution. A well-tuned 12,700 mile Telemodel V5 emitted far less hydrocarbons after a routine lineup, while aggressive jackrabbit driving raised emissions by up to 37 percent versus the average driver.

Dean C. Miller UPI New York Automotive Emissions Central Laboratory Vissa Research and Engineering Co Linden U.S Esso Rai Jackrabbit Nian

Monroe Students Take Science Trip to Lincoln and University of Nebraska

Monroe High School freshmen and sophomores toured Lincoln visiting Plephant museum, Planetarium show, and the College of Agriculture and Entomology at the University of Nebraska. Accompanying teachers were Miss Martha Brockman, Glen Sorenson, Gill Mimick, and driver Lloyd Jenkinson. The article notes swift nests in Pacific islands used for bird nest soup.

Monroe Monroe T High School Lincoln Musuma College of Agriculure University of Nebraska Reopler Martha Brockman Glen Sorenson Gill Mimick Lloyd, Jenkinson Jenkinson

Compromise eases coed visits at NU dorms

University of Nebraska Lincoln Chancellor James H Zumberge revised dormitory visitation rules ending the planned student protest. The new policy allows coed visits with floor resident approval and advance registration, adding faculty or staff or parents presence during events and capping six hours per night.

Lincoln UPI University of Nebraska Lincoln James H. Zumberge Beteen Zumberge Roger Story Residence Halls Association Story Grand Island State Board of Regents Stary Steve Fowler Lincoln Campus Power Fowler

Charles Weinberger funeral in Madison

Funeral services for Charles Weinberger of Spalding were held in Madison. He was the husband of the former Viola Latimer of Creston. Mrs. Amelia Scheffler entertained 16 persons at a partly at her home. Special prizes at games went to Mmes. Hardy Boning, Tda Seltie, Joe Nanak and HF, Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. August Wiemer entertained as supper Friday to mark their 5th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiemer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morffeldt of Leigh and Alfred Hollatz.

Creston Charles Weinberger Spalding Madison Viola Latimer Amelia Scheffler Mmes Hardy Boning Tda Seltie Joe Nanak Jansen August Wiemer Ed Wiemer Wayne Morffeldt Leigh Alfred Hollatz

Congressmen oppose racial school busing in hearings

Scores of congressmen from the North and South, backed by militant parents, urged amending the Constitution to ban forced busing. The House Judiciary Committee began three weeks of hearings led by Rep. Emanuel Celler with 29 lawmakers scheduled to testify through Tuesday. The Senate had set the issue aside for now but was expected to revisit anti busing amendments to a major education bill.

Washington UPI North South House Judiciary Committee Senate House Emanuel Celler D-N-Y

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