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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1975
Page
17
The heir to the British throne commented to Woman’s Own about women’s liberationists. He said they annoy him and that civil discourse suffers when friends are pressured by feminist calls. He noted many women feel no incentive to abandon femininity.
Cooper City High School football coach says their mascot a sow named Big Red could start a pig dynasty. Root Hogs bought her for 25 dollars when 60 pounds she has grown to 100 pounds. Protests from animal lovers and offers from pig breeders and Florida officials now challenge the plan to butcher her for a postseason banquet.
Members of the Ladies' Guild of the First United Church of Christ met in the church basement to discuss improvements to the building including painting the walls and paneling. The group voted to assist with costs if needed and noted new vacuum cleaners bought by the executive board. A community dinner was served, and funds or donations mentioned include a $25 World Service Global program gift.
The Columbus Production Credit Association will hold its 1975 stockholders meeting Thursday at Agricultural Park Columbus with 6 30 p m registration. Herbert Engel will preside as board chair. Directors include Torell Van derkolk Bakenhus Leigh and Randell Kruse. The PCA serves farmers in Platte Polk Butler Colfax Boone and Nance counties and is wholly owned by its members.
A forensic expert on Sirhan Sirhan's gun testified in Superior Court that the fatal Kennedy bullet likely originated from Sirhan’s weapon with odds near 99 percent. The panel noted no hard evidence for a second gun, and further tests would unlikely alter the findings.
New York report notes inflation worries yet willingness to buy has jumped in two months. A cross section of 1 519 households shows 20 percent say they may buy a new car in six months up from 12 percent a year ago. Similar gains reported for color TV sets, new homes, and furniture.
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