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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1976
Page
3
In Wisconsin Jack Ford and Jeff Carter advocate decriminalizing marijuana with steps toward legalization and taxation. Jeff Carter says he has tried it and speaks for himself not his father. Jeff’s stance follows recent comments by Jack Ford.
U. S. District Judge Warren K Urbom allowed Robin Scherer to try out for the West Point High School boys golf team as a lawsuit seeks a preliminary and permanent injunction against denying her participation The final hearing is set for 1 p m April 9 The first match is Thursday against Oakland and Wayne at Beemer Egg Hunt Albion set for April 10 at Albion City Park.
Transit and postal workers led a nationwide one day walkout crippling trains subways and buses across Japan. Some 280000 Japan National Railways employees halted service while private lines and bus drivers joined, affecting over 30 million riders and pressuring demands for higher pensions tax cuts and a nationwide minimum wage.
A study funded by the American Enterprise Institute says state bans or limits on drug advertising raise prices. John Cady of the University of Arizona estimates current restrictions could cost consumers up to 380 million annually, with higher prices observed in regulated states across 34 states.
Librarian WIN JACOBSEN announces new titles headed to the Columbus Library. All Visitors Must Be Announced by Helen Van Slyke, Open Family Living by Thomas C. McGinnis, Winifred by Doris Miles Disney, America's Runaways by Christine Chapman, and Seaview Manor by Elissa Grandover join club notices from the Duzin Club with Canasta prizes.
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