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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1975

Page

12

Administration accused of grain price tricks

Lincoln Neb March grain price manipulation charge by Louis Wiebe president of the Nebraska Farmers Union. He claims Ford Admin uses a secret export control system to depress wheat and corn prices with private talks with grain traders and foreign governments. Wiebe cites export limits to the Soviet Union designed to keep prices from rising.

Lincoln, Neb Soviet Union Wiebe Russia Ford Freedom Administration

Samuelson warns Fed targets threaten economic recovery

Nobel economist Paul Samuelson told Congress that the Fed policy aiming for 5 to 7.5 percent money growth risks aborting the recovery amid high unemployment and idle capacity. He urged stronger growth targets in the first year of recovery to avoid inflationary triggers, contrasting with Burns and administration views. Mondale proposed permanent extension of this year's tax cuts to support consumer confidence and spending.

Washington UPI Paul Samuelson Federal Reserve Congress Joint Economic Committee Samuelson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fed Arthur F. Burns Burns R.A. Gordon University of California At Berkeley Walter F. Mondale D-Minn Mondale

Beatrice State Home suit may resume trial next week

U S District Judge Albert Schatz may reconvene the Beatrice State Home lawsuit in Omaha next week if no settlement is reached by Monday. Attorneys seek to limit population at the home and to set up a review panel, with the case stemming from 1972 civil action by five Beatrice patients and backed by the Justice Department.

Omaha Schatz Douglas State Department of Public Institutions Department Office of Beatrice State Home U.S. Justice Department Beatrice

Secretary Hired by State College Board of Trustees

The State College Board of Trustees hired Richard Bringelson as executive secretary at a salary of 21000 dollars per year. He succeeds Dr. Edwin Nelson who returned to Chadron State College president duties after two years in the role. Dr. Ed Elliott becomes vice president of academic affairs with a 26000 dollar annual salary and Dr. Irvin C. Brandt is named vice president for institutional planning and development with a 24933 dollar salary.

Lincoln Neb UPI State College Board of Trustees Richard Bringelson Bringelson State Technical Community College Board Edwin Nelson Nelson Chadron State College Wayne State Ed Elliott Irvin C. Brandt Elliott Brandt

Moderate Lutherans charge new purge

The firing of a Lutheran Church Missouri Synod pastor in Glendora California signals a new purge of moderates amid a factional split. ELIM, led by Samuel Roth, says Anaheim convention declared open season on moderates as district leaders resist conservative discipline, with ordinations and potential walkouts anticipated.

David E. Anderson UPI Washington Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Glendora Calif Missouri Synod Anaheim Samuel Roth Evangelical Lutherans In Mission Synod J.A.0. Preus ELIM

Guerrillas Rampage in Argentina Amid Unrest

Leftist Montoneros launched a wave of arson and gunfire across Buenos Aires targeting police stations offices and a restaurant. Four officers and several guerrillas were among those reported injured as police launched a citywide dragnet. The violence followed calls by the Authentic Party for President Peron to resign and ahead of the Montoneros anniversary.

Buenos Aires API la Nacion Barrio Norte la Biela Ciudadela Elio Rossi Peronist Authentic Party Isabel Peron

Nebraska council grants six requests to delay equipment installs

The Nebraska Environmental Control Council approved six requests for extensions to install air pollution control equipment. Extensions exceed the July 31 1976 deadline for outstate Nebraska and July 31 1975 for Lincoln and Omaha. Lincoln Electric was allowed a coal burn limit of 10 644 tons for the next year instead of 14 901 tons.

Lincoln, Neb E St

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