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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1976
Page
13
UPI reports a UK screening next summer of Frosts work on Iran including an interview with the Shah and his family funded by Iran’s Bank Meli in cooperation with Paradine Productions. The project costs are estimated at 15 million dollars.
President Ford banned commercial atomic fuel recycling in the United States and urged a three year export moratorium on related equipment. Carter criticized the move as too late. White House says timing not tied to elections. ERDA to study international controls to protect environment and prevent plutonium diversion. Industry group welcomed the ban despite disappointment.
Mel Risting, director of new development for the Good Samaritan Society of Sioux Falls, and Dick Sullivan, director of medical facilities, met with 10 Columbus residents Thursday to discuss a possible retirement home project. The study is ongoing and more details will be released as plans proceed.
In Illinois the presidential race tightens as polls show Ford and Carter without a clear lead. McCarthy draws votes from both, potentially altering Illinois 26 electoral votes. Chicago’s wards loom large with a Sun Times poll suggesting Carter enjoys heavy black support, stirring strategist concerns.
Ronald Reagan warns the Illinois presidential race is too close to call as Ford Carter and McCarthy vie for votes. The piece notes black turnout as a pivotal factor with Sullivan asserting limited McCarthy impact and both campaigns racing to mobilize key populations. Ford hopes suburban voters and new voting machines influence the result.
A Lincoln girl, 11, and her mother sue Richman Gordman Stores of Nebraska and Her Majesty Industries Inc of Mauldin South Carolina in U S District Court. They claim a $6 50 pajama set ignited near an electric range on December 31 1973 causing severe injuries and disfigurement.
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