20 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
1
New Jersey based Molecular Energy Corp is developing copper fluoride and silver cadmium batteries for defense aerospace and consumer use. A solid state storage battery promises unlimited life with five minute recharge and potential to replace lead acid in autos but mass production remains years away.
Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann plans a July visit to China signaling Paris as a key Western contact with Mao’s government. Diplomats note U.S. Ambassador Watson’s meetings with Chinese envoy Hung Chen, while Andrei Gromyko’s Paris visit looms, and Britain eyes a March 23 Ulster political move after talks with Brian Faulkner. The budget and tax-cut debates follow, with Barber under pressure as forecasts vary. The Malacca Strait dispute widens as Malaysia and Indonesia warn against internationalizing waters, while Japan’s oil supply hinges on the strait. Robert Thomas of WJAG receives the Eyes on Nebraska award for broadcasting on communism and loyalty themes.
The Columbus Nebraska Telegram lists subscription prices and delivery options. Carrier delivery in Columbus is $2.00 per month, mail rates vary by location with Nebraska and other states priced at $3.97 per year, and readers are urged to notify postmasters of address changes.
Nebraska growers expect a six percent reduction in total crop acreage from last year as reported by the State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics. Farmers foresee declines in corn oats sorghum barley and potatoes while soybeans dry beans and sugar beets may rise.
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