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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1976
Page
2
Regional livestock quotes from Omaha show hogs unevenly higher with varying weights and sow prices. Cattle and calves are steady to firm for feeders and utility grades, with limited trade on steers and heifers. Chicago futures reference live cattle and frozen pork bellies with mixed latest sales and futures points.
The House Crime subcommittee votes 5 to 2 to send a gun control bill to the Judiciary Committee. It would ban manufacture sale and importation of cheap handguns nicknamed Saturday night specials and add tougher dealer licensing and longer waiting periods. Penalties range from one to 10 years for first offenses and two to 25 years for repeats.
Local Knights of Columbus Council 938 partners with K C Nebraska to raise funds for mentally handicapped. Volunteers will solicit citywide, with 50 percent kept by the local council, 25 percent to the Nebraska Association for Retarded Citizens, and 25 percent to the Knights of Columbus Mental Retardation Foundation of Nebraska. Goal is 50,000 with all money for the mentally retarded. Contributions sought today through Sunday. Cooperating groups include Columbian Squire Circle No 2065 Scotus Central Catholic Junior High students and the local ARC.
Television writer Joan Hanauer notes CBS will air two specials next week starting with The Great low mood on March 29 and What Now Catherine Curtis starring Lucille Ball on March 30. The Lucy trilogy follows a 23 year marriage ending, with Carney as a carpenter and a flirtation leading to romance amid the single life. The review suggests The Great low mood could attract a broad audience amid economic worry and foreclosures, while the Lucy episodes end on an upbeat note.
The United States vetoed a Security Council measure criticizing Israel's administration of occupied Arab lands. Ambassador William W. Scranton cast the vote amid debate as Arab delegates alleged election year politics. The draft urged Israel to end occupations and respect Muslim holy sites.
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