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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
5
Anthropologist Margaret Mead criticizes the idea that everyone should be treated alike citing it as a sham that harms people. She argues true equality requires recognizing differences among individuals in opportunities presented, addressing diversity in policy.
About 100 attended the Old Settler s Picnic at Colfax County Fairgrounds on Sunday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed horseshoes crocheting and cards while a program Memories by W S Woodward was presented. Recognition awards honored long time resident John Wiegert and others for living in the area or their birth homes.
Friday night supper guests at the E. M. Jacobsen home included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scranton of Norfolk with Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adkinson and Lee.Weekend visitors included Mrs. Karen Youngbeck of David City and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansler of Omaha. Vernon Peter Kirk Burger left for Tempe to attend college. Mrs. Sam Wyman visits her sisters the Blattmans and the Ervin Rembolts in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cuba visited the Daniels home near Monroe Saturday night.
Lincoln Nebraska claims totaling 650000 have been filed with the Nebraska Claims Board seeking damages for a San Francisco man allegedly killed by an ex Nebraskan mental patient and for injuries from a prison assault. Dennis Hauschild 30 Ashland seeks 500000 for head injuries. Robert J Eberly administrator of Steven McCain 23 San Francisco seeks 150000.
Governor J James Exon told about 250 Colfax County Democrats in Howells that the nation fails to plan for a coming food shortage in 10 to 15 years. He praised the family farm and attacked Nixon Ford policies while predicting Carter could win Nebraska in November. Pauline Anderson and other Democrats attended the outdoor event with local party leaders.
The House approved a plan by a 335 to 5 vote to raise CIA retirement pay to match most federal employees over five years. The change will cost about $370 million. CIA workers, though performing standard government duties, are currently under different Civil Service retirement terms.
The State Health Board approved a 12.6 million dollar budget request for next year up from this year's 11.15 million with most funds from federal sources. The board also weighed legislation to curb fraudulent vital records following a CBS 60 Minutes report and a request for guidance on name changes in birth records.
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