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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1975
Page
2
UPI report from Omaha lists hogs with mixed losses across weight classes, sows easing, cattle and calves rising early then steady, prime and choice lots noted. Sheep with lambs higher, market estimates show 4,500 cattle and calves and 3,000 hogs traded Wednesday. Dow Jones stock averages at 1 p.m. CDT show gains in industrials and mixed moves in other sectors.
The House rejected amendments aimed at banning mining on steep mountain slopes and tapping offshore oil revenues to fund land restoration as the bill nears final passage to cut environmental damage from strip mining.
The Columbus Drive-In Theater debuts this weekend featuring Harrad Experiment and Harrad Summer from Robert H. Rimmer about four Harrad College students testing open sexuality. A late show Friday and Saturday presents Your Three Minutes Are Up, a comedy about two friends escaping duties.
A Telegram missing call in the evening hours reportedly involved a sum of 64 274 dollars between 6 and 46 30 p m on Saturdays from 6 to 9 a m.
A series of fires hits New York Telephone Co facilities, with ten suspicious blazes in three weeks. The East 37th Street office fire caused no injuries and spared equipment, though it involved a locked room accessed with a plastic card. Authorities label this blaze suspicious amid ongoing outages affecting the Manhattan network.
Ehrlichman asks for a new trial in the White House plumbers case arguing the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist break in was reasonable. The 80 page brief to the U S Court of Appeals says he was barred from national security as a defense and cites Nixon’s absence and Judge Gesell’s conduct amid publicity as prejudicial factors.
Bill Schneider of Columbus placed second in the Area VII Toastmasters speech contest held Sunday at Grand Island. Rodney Link of Gibbon, representing the Kearney Club, won, with Paul Darling of Grand Island finishing third. Link advances to the district contest.
In Chicago Derek Shaf one of five quintuplets born February 9 weighs 4 pounds 14 ounces and appears ready to go home today. Siblings Adam 3 pounds 14 ounces remains in an incubator while Vannessa 4 pounds 7 ounces and Tiffany 4 pounds 1 ounce may go home by the weekend. One brother Ryan died February 10 from respiratory problems.
The Ways and Means Committee backs a sweeping energy proposal to raise gasoline taxes by 37 cents by 1980 and award a $33.60 credit to adults over 18. It also would tax 1977 to 1981 model cars for low fuel efficiency, with fines up to $1,000 for the worst efficiency.
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