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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1975

Page

5

Standstill as teachers strike hits millions nationwide

Amid widespread walkouts and court orders multiple districts halt classes. In Boston Louisville Chicago New York and more, about a million students face disrupted schedules as unions press for pay and time gains while authorities deploy guards and mediation continues.

United Presa Isternancial Ling New City Boston Louisville Chicago Chicago Teachers Union CTU Richard Daley Schiouls Joseph Hannon Lynn Mass Wilmington Del Taylor Mich Lakeshore Elgin Pennsylvania New York New York City New Jersey Achers Berkeley Calif Sx Jose Area Ohio Montara

Nebraska births rise. abortions cited in 1974 report

Lincoln Nebraska notes a 1 percent population rise for 1974 with 15 016 Nebraska births and 12 239 deaths. The state reports 2 499 abortions for Nebraskans and 58 for nonresidents, heart disease tops causes of death at 38 percent, divorces up 5 5 percent, and migrations of robins signal spring with daily travel up to miles as earthworms emerge.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Bureau of Vital Sarp Gy Auttee Este

Legislature ponders bail out for New York City crisis

In Albany and Washington, lawmakers seek a 2.3 billion plan to rescue New York City from near default. Gov Carey calls a special session while Sen Anderson presses for federal help. A city rescue hinges on unions and potential insurance-like schemes to draw investors.

Albany, WY UPI New York City Washington Hugh Carey City and Municipal Assistance Corp Konda Senate Warren Anderson U Treasury William Stitton Anderson Simon Carey State Senate Ote Clties

Treasury chief says no action needed to keep economy on track

Treasury Secretary William Simon said the administration can curb inflation and boost employment with current monetary and fiscal policies and no extra steps. He noted a 22.8 billion tax cut may not be extended. Unemployment held at 8.4% in August. July CPI rose 12% with annual rate 14.4%. Real earnings fell 0.5% in July and down 0.3% over 12 months. Wholesale prices movement noted.

Mike Frinsilber Washington UPI Treasury William Simon John Dunlop NBC Meet the Press Simon Tate YPY

Retirement party honors Bernice Finder for long USDA service

A retirement party at Tri-County Clubhouse Leigh honored Misa Bernice L. Finder who retired after about Md years with the Farmers Home Administration, mostly in Columbus. District director Robert A. Jedlicka presided, KL Bowen awarded a Certificate of Service and an Admiralship in the Nebraska Navy, and a personal letter of thanks from Frank Eliott accompanied the honors.

Tri-County Leigh Misa Bernice L. Finder Farmers Home Administration Columbus Robert A. Jedlicka KL. Bowen Miss Finder United States Department of Agriculture Nebraska

Nebraska Faces Encephalitis Cases Across State

State health officials report suspected meningitis and viral encephalitis cases statewide in Nebraska. Dr. Paul Stoesz said laboratory tests continue to identify the cause, noting cases are not clustered. One patient, 23 year old Andy Wilson, a former Belleville High School football player, remains in critical condition after hospitalization and a prolonged unconscious period.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Paul Stoesz Nebraska Health Department Disease Control Division Stoesz Andy Wilson Bellevud

California population then and now

When California was admitted to the Union in 1850 it had a population of 112,000. Californians now total about 21 million.

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