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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
12
The Joint Economic Committee warned Ford's policy package could cut US output by 1.45 trillion dollars from 1975 to 1980, nearly matching the nation's yearly GNP. The panel urged faster recovery measures and full employment with price stability.
An elderly man asks for a dime at LaGuardia prompting discussion of pay toilets viewed as sexist. Chicago banned them in 1973 with lawmakers arguing discrimination. California and Florida enacted or debated bans. Maine, New Mexico, and other states consider similar measures as rights advocates push to end pay-for-use facilities.
The U.S. dollar rose against several currencies with gains in Frankfurt Zurich Brussels and Amsterdam while Paris slipped. Gold climbed to 177.50 in Zurich and 176.50 in London as deficit projections rose to 80 billion dollars. Congress debated unemployment subsidies public jobs and stimulus amid recession concerns.
Scientists report using the tuberculosis vaccine BCG to mobilize the immune system against cancer. Trials with malignant moles, leukemia, bowel cancer, and possibly lung and breast cancers show improved outcomes when immunotherapy is paired with surgery. Researchers caution more time is needed to confirm results while accelerating cellular studies to refine techniques.
Seventy six attendees joined a card party at St. Michael's parish hall with winners in sheephead, pinochle and banco. Door prize went to Mrs Dennis Torczon and the special prize to Mrs Clarence Krzycki both from Columbus. The Genoa Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit City Hall Friday 11 am to 4 pm seeking at least 100 donors to reach a 90 pint quota.
Scoutmaster Quentin Mortensen announces Albion Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts fund drive from March 22 to 29. All local money raised funds the Scout program, which receives no local tax money or United Fund support, though the Kiwanis Club of Albion provides partial backing.
In Lincoln a suit challenging William Nichol’s right to represent Nebraska’s 48th District will be filed in U S District Court this week. Richard Fellman says the action will name district write in voters as plaintiffs claiming disenfranchisement. Carpenter remains out of the race and has no role as plaintiff.
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