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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
2
A reminiscence passage recalls memory as comfort against future fears and notes social norms of midcentury life. It contrasts domestic life, work stability, family meals, and women’s roles with nostalgia for simpler times and a steady if limited path to success. The piece bluntly contrasts past routines with modern changes and social attitudes.
A Wayne State University team led by Dr. Jacques Gottlich says they have identified an enzyme deficiency in the brain as a probable cause of schizophrenia. The enzyme, called Anti-Spro te in, could be extracted from beef brains and used in trials. If safe, tests on patients may begin to restore brain balance and possibly cure the disease within about five years at an estimated cost of four million dollars.
Ohio primary tabulation nears finish as Humphrey trims the field to 77 delegates. McGovern assured of 27 delegates with a possible 63 total from district races. Cuyahoga County results delayed to after a second primary next week. Paderewski biography note mentions his 1919 Poland stint and 1921 return to music.
Marvin Nelson reports Lan Simpson of Columbus saved a crash victim with first aid training. Simpson cleared an airway and treated a head wound until Emergency Unit and physician arrived. Red Cross offers new classes with two sessions weekly starting soon. enroll at the local Red Cross office.
In Belfast a young man about 19 was stabbed 16 times in an alley. A bomb blast on Lisnaskea main street shattered shop fronts but caused no injuries. Irish PM warned London over torture in Northern Ireland before the European Human Rights Commission.
Lincoln AP Kenneth Bowen reports the Farmers Home Administration has made 33.4 million dollars available to farmers during the nine month period ending April 30. Bowen defended the program, noting about 16 million dollars has been made available for farm ownership rents and 4 million from the Federal Land Dunk, the largest amount ever for farm ownership in the program’s history.
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