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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1975
Page
7
Newsweek reports Mao Tse-tung has lost much conversational control, aided by three assistants who read his lips. Interpreter Nancy Tang translates his nods, while Mao remains sharp in exchanges with Helmut Schmidt including a joke about catching fleas with ten fingers.
Omaha UPI reports Rep. sor McCollister, R Neb, urged the Securities and Exchange Commission to probe possible fraud and misrepresentation in marketing New York Citys 31 bonds. He warned New York City could default in about a year.
The Columbus Library reports memorials to Fred Saunto Art Yankie Mildred Oehrrich and celebrates new titles including The Cornhuskers The Greek Treasure Teach Your Wife How To Be and Golden Lads. National Childrens Book Week runs November 17 23 with a free book market. reviews of The Great Railway Bazaar and Harry's Game were featured. A column covers fiscal criticism of municipal finance and New York City default risk discussed by McCollister in Omaha.
Peru Nebraska United Press International reports William Snyder, former executive officer, has been appointed to the Peru Achievement Foundation board of trustees where he will serve as a member.
The University of Texas at Arlington begins construction of a large Texas family residence heated and cooled by solar energy. The three bedroom unit, due for completion in January, will house a graduate student to collect data on the experiment as part of a broader energy study.
In Caracas the communications ministry decorated a transit policeman named Consolacion Sales who had been ordered arrested by Judge Evelin Acosta de Rondon after he affixed a traffic violation decal to a woman's windshield and questioned the infraction.
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