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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
2
Miss Jane Kay Hepp and Miss Paula Jane Galde win scholarships to Cottey Junior College for Women. The award is funded by the Birls of Nebraska PEO Chapters and members in recognition of their academic and extracurricular achievements.
Jane Kay served as a four year cheerleader and two year annual staff member. She joined volleyball choir student council and was royalty attendant. Paula active in oyster club two years and in choir band and was Sweetheart Queen during high school.
Weekend UPI digest notes the Ford administration predicting 8.7 percent unemployment this year but stronger than expected recovery. Other items include Cesar Chavez urged to pause grape boycott. Agnew confirming funds tied to Chesapeake National Bank. Prefontaine dies in car crash while drunk. auto makers face high idle and plant closures. Greece and Turkey seek Cyprus settlement. Fort Worth Press folds after 73 years. Susan Ford comments on White House prom. Joan Little rally support. Bartels resigns from DEA. U.S. to auction half a million ounces of gold. a 5.2 earthquake rattles Mojave Desert region with no injuries.
Boone County ASC Director Rex Kunzelman announced an initial allocation of 33 970 dollars for the 1975 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Program funds. Cheerleaders for 1975 76 were named varsity DeLois Van Winkle Chris Cave Nancy Miller Shelly Wyman junior varsity Shelly Lock Wendy Schmid Lisa Sohl Roxanne Bialas. Pep Club officers next year are Julie Maurer president Kathy Schott vice president Sheryl Konwinski secretary Sylvia Gentleman treasurer Kathy Bialas news reporter.
Sharon Burgess and 100 nursing mothers donate breast milk for Lori a 10 month old with rare intestinal malfunction. Doctors say without donor milk Lori would have died or suffered brain damage. Donors must build supply. one mother pumps at 1 a.m. daily. Lori gains 17 pounds in two weeks and regains strength after feeding. The piece ends noting a tornado energy estimate of one hundred million kilowatts.
In New York at the World Conference on Smoking and Health, Sir George Godber urged a practical plan to make cigarette smoking socially undesirable. He argued focused restrictions, public-place bans, and counteradvertising as keys, noting earlier declines were not sustained without firm reinforcement.
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