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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1974
Page
4
In the face of a shrinking energy supply people adapt by riding bicycles and conserving electricity. Suburban areas note quieter can openers and unused dryers while porch lights stay dim. Some optimistic observers expect bike racks to grow and friendly vending give way to personal service as the nation seeks safer, cheaper energy solutions.
Julie Kopetzky, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walt Kopetzky of Columbus, is named March Achiever and serves as president of Today's Junior Achievement. A Scotus Central Catholic senior active in Pep Club drama and speech, she has earned the Homemaker of Tomorrow and Outstanding Teen awards and aims for college to study social science and become a guidance counselor.
Growing cycling trend draws riders aged 10 to 60 from both sexes. Proponents cite gas economy, with cycles at 40 to 60 mpg and possibly higher, easy parking, and lower costs per space. Risks include safety concerns and noisy reputation amid mixed driver awareness.
A readable account notes streaking as a new spring trend with college and high school participants stripping down to express feelings and rebel against authority. It cites observers, a $600 donation to the YMCA, mixed opinions, and a Nixon mask incident near the White House, plus doctors' cautious views on health.
The VOICE wishes readers a bright spring and sunny days ahead. It invites reader feedback and provides the publisher address at 922-5th Street, Columbus, Nebraska 65401 for comments and correspondence.
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