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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1976
Page
11
A UPI report notes bartenders face carbon monoxide exposure from patrons in bars. Scientific measurements show air on the bartender side equates to smoking 36 cigarettes in eight hours, even with ventilation, highlighting a new hazard to workers.
The Thai prime minister ordered U S troops to leave within four months drawing renewed Hanoi criticism of ASEAN. The Philippines remains the region's sole country in ASEAN with major U S bases at Subic and Clark while Manila renegotiates the bases treaty.
The column likens campaign dynamics to soldier termites spraying intruders with a sticky defensive spray. Dr Luigi Populi notes stop action patterns in primaries where movements form to halt front runners. He cites California as a stop Carter moment and predicts a stop Humphrey push before he starts.
North Carolina will see no candidates tonight after the primary results. Ford will hear the tally from the White House, Reagan from the air over to its west, Wallace in Montgomery, and Carter at a St Louis fundraiser. Ford finished his NC stop Saturday and Reagan is en route to California, Wallace in Montgomery after Fayetteville rally, Carter in St Louis.
The State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics reports Nebraska winter wheat mostly fair with greening growth. Northwest, south central and southeast districts show best conditions as topsoil moisture remains adequate in 64 percent of counties while 69 percent report short moisture. Donald Botsch named to St. John Lutheran Council replacing A. Curry who moved to Southern Illinois.
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