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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
10
Natalee Hamilton promotes the Committee to Unite America to mobilize a national majority, fight crime and social decay, and restore patriotism. She frames a broad coalition to defend traditional values and project U.S. stability and leadership worldwide.
The William Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 will take effect on August 28, extending coverage to about 57 million workers. It mandates enforcement, inspections starting April 28, penalties for violations, and protections against retaliation for workers raising safety concerns.
Two youths from Butler County were arrested in Belleville on Monday morning, accused of stealing an 1860 Ford from downtown David City. Police say the suspects, whose identities are withheld, were captured by Belleville authorities and will be returned to David City. A possible link to a Chester Nebraska robbery was noted, while other David City cars were reported stolen for joy rides, including vehicles belonging to Mrs Frances Gray and Hen Homan. A break-in at Holbauer Cleaners Sunday was also reported.
Karen Saunders paced the archers as Kearsome Foursemie won three of four versus league leaders Targeteers in the Monday Night Fun League. High series reached 278 by Saunders with Kraycki 273 and Wolken 266 following. standings show Targeteers top with 372 and other teams: Paper Pluggers 33, Fearsome Foursome 212, Malt Bustars 25.
Legislature moves two education bills to the floor for debate. Stahmer seeks unified K through 12 districts while Keyes proposes tax support tied to per pupil costs, with repercussions for nonunified districts. Rural districts could remain if six or more students vote. Several lawmakers oppose. others back plans. A separate measure would fund 600 per pupil for learning disabilities, estimated at 740 thousand yearly. A Ziebarth bill aims at reapportioning education governance.
Senator Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska said he does not believe Congress will permit a railroad strike and will intervene at the last moment to settle the dispute. He warned the country is too dependent on transportation to let all transport halt, and urged a permanent fair system that avoids strikes.
Foreign analyst notes a pattern of Soviet vessels visiting Caribbean waters akin to Mediterranean moves. He cites past submarine and cruiser visits, a possible warped extension of 1962 nuclear missile deals, and hints that Cuban ports like Cienfuegos could see regular Soviet calls as Moscow widens global reach.
UPI reports Army Private Thomas Butler, on leave from Fort Leonard Wood, stole a car and a truck to return before his day pass expired. Police say he was caught painting over a truck door name. Butler was held on a $23,000 bond.
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