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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1975
Page
5
Chrysler Corp reports a 117 million dollar loss for the January March quarter, the worst in its history, as the Big Three auto makers face the deepest three month deficit since the 1980s. Despite the red ink, executives say the worst of the crisis may be over.
In New York the Rolling Stones staged a five minute flatbed truck performance outside the Fifth Avenue Hotel drawing hundreds of fans. The stunt signals over 12 million dollars expected from the Western Hemisphere tour beginning June 1 in Baton Rouge. A Times Square billboard misprint read ROLLING STORES before correction.
The Home and School Association sponsored the new health and physical education program with Coaches Kloewer Marron and Kassmeier overseeing its first year. At the April 23 meeting awards were given for 80 percent and above and for senior and junior divisions above 50 percent to numerous students including Patti German Alvin Zach Mark Albers Phyllis Weinboff Judy Jaworski Ann Van Ackeren Pat Eisenmenger Jane Hassenstab Cecelia Wemhoff Tim Wemhoff Melvin Wembhoff Pam Foltz Regina Wemhoff Sheila Pleiger Judy Kozial Janet Zach Blaine Zach Tom Wieser Paula Pfeifer Jeannette Keller Mary Jo Gronenthal Kevin Gourka Joe Gilsdorf Jayne Hisenmenger Jerry Brockhaus Julie Engel Dale Wembhoff Tim Werner Becky Zach Cynthia Backes Annette Brandl Edward Foxd Dale Labenz Randy Fischer.
President Ford faces credibility questions as he weighs a 1976 bid. A UPI column notes repeated assurances from White House and Susan Ford about running, while political scientist Dr. Luigi V. Populi says voters expect a formal candidacy path, not casual statements. The piece cites ongoing skepticism over timing and signals.
Richard Neemeyer as acting Optimist Club chairman announced Alan Curry will manage the Little League program. Clean-up days are planned May 5-6 with FPA and Optimist participation subject to weather. A donation from the Keynoters will fund additional equipment. May 1 B is Respect for Law Week with four high school boys riding with police to learn duties and challenges.
The Albion Junior Women's Club will hold a May breakfast at 9 30 a.m. at the Villa Inn. Members will purchase a sign marking Albion's Junior Women's Club and donate funds to aid the Red Cross at the swimming pool.
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