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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1976
Page
17
George D. Aiken, former U S senator and Vermont governor, says the peace rests on a robust U S nuclear submarine fleet and steady detente. He warns Soviet expansion through civil defense, underground hubs, and military buildup, while praising American resolve and energy from nuclear plants.
NASA administrator James Fletcher says the Space Shuttle program will include college and secondary school students through nationwide competitions. Top student proposals could become shuttle experiments, with outstanding youths possibly serving as payload specialists on missions as the program grows. Senator Frank Moss welcomes the plan as a means to spur innovation and public interest in space.
Walnut Creek California UPI reports Jack Roscoe, 48, president of Shortstop Markets, plans to distribute anti voting buttons reading Dont Vote It Only Encourages Them at checkout stands ahead of next Tuesday. He says he would vote if none of the above were allowed, and cites a mixed past voting record while criticizing lawmakers.
Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics, urges women to persist and act independently. She notes executives work long hours, built a billion-dollar company from nine employees in 1963, and earned recognition including the key to Dallas. Her son Richard Rogers rose to the board, and the firm went public in 1968.
Women from across Nebraska will meet at the YWCA on November 3 to discuss abuse by violent husbands or partners. Task Force for Abused Women officials said communities will provide crisis lines and 24 hour services while laws and emergency legal counsel are reviewed. Jean O'Hara of the Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women will discuss a new group called Women in Crisis.
UPI reports weak demand for small cars persists in early 1977. GM and AMC announce plant shutdowns idling 6,400 workers at Lordstown Ohio Kenosha Wisconsin Milwaukee facilities. Ford faces fewer cuts due to strike. subcompact share falls from 9.4 to 6.4 percent while larger, better equipped small cars move.
Immanuel Lutheran Church sets Loyalty Sunday for November 21 with 8 am and 10 30 am services under the theme All To The Glory Of God. Lay members will present Temple Talks on stewardship of time talent and treasure over the next three Sundays and pledges for 1977 will be collected.
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