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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1977

Page

4

Rural America in White House figures Daft as Carter aide

Washington profile of Lymm Daft 40 a rural policy adviser to President Carter with a background in agricultural economics and government service. Daft briefs the president on rural issues, shaping memos and decisions on wheat policy and rural support while balancing humanitarian aims and farm economics. He notes hope for small towns as population and employment trends shift and warns against unrealistic expectations in fighting world hunger.

Mike Feinsilber Washington UPI Jimmy Cara White House America Lymm Daft Baltimore Ohio Daft Carter’s Thomas Jefferson Farmer-Statesman T.J Carter Agriculture Department Special Trade Representative Council of Economic Advisers State Department National Commission On Food Marketing Commission On Rural Poverty Johnson and Nixon Office of Economic Opportunity Office of Budget and Management Congressional Budget Office

Mrs Gentleman Hosts Meeting and Weddings

SILVER CREEK Sewing Club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs Charles Gentleman with visitor Miss Betty Sloan from Clarks. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Vern Martin of Stover Mo at Dale Martin's home. Capt and Mrs Edward Tworek and children from Myrtle Beach visited Mr and Mrs Powers and other relatives, and attended the wedding of Stanley Tworek Jr and Connie Jean Egger at St Isidore Catholic Church in Columbus.

Silver Creek Stanley Tworek Jr Connie Jean Egger St Isidore Catholic Church Columbus

Lincoln hearing backs 1.5 percent retirement formula change

Roger Schulz of the Nebraska Association of Public Employees urged LB66 reforms to add a 1.5 percent times service formula, offering workers a predictable retirement, and proposed entry at age 24 with one year of service and retirement at 55, contrasting with the current 30/60 plan. William Bailey of the State Game and Parks Commission testified on pre-1964 employees concerns.

Lincoln Neb Roger Schulz Nebraska Association of Public Employees Schulz Bankers Life Nebraska Nebraska Bankers Life UPI

Supreme Court rulings summary of term actions

UPI reports several actions including granting a hearing on Maryland residents tuition status for children of international organization employees, upholding Arlington County commuter parking limits with free resident permits, and deciding on affidavits in warrants. It also questions congressional immunity for Sen McClellan, whether an integrated poultry producer is exempt from antitrust law, and death sentence case in Akron. Also set aside a postal rate ruling and reordered veterans ahead in public employment. The horsepower unit is defined as 746 watts.

Washington UPI Supreme Court University of Maryland World Bank Arlington County John McClellan D-Ark Subcommittee Sandra Lockett Sidney Cohen Akron Ohio Massachusetts

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