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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1977

Page

3

Ford warns oil embargo would hurt US economy

Former President Gerald R Ford told University of Nebraska students that another Middle East war could trigger an oil embargo similar to 1973, with serious repercussions across the board for the United States economy. He spoke to political science classes in Omaha and Lincoln.

Michael J. Bugeja Lincoln Neb United States Gerald R. Ford University of Nebraska-Lincoln Omaha and Omaha Lincoln No Middle East Ford U.S Africa Rhodesia Hiahus

Phase II for Carter Faces Test in Memory of Lance and Canal

Washington columnist Dick West outlines how President Carter confronts a tough week with Lance controversy and Panama Canal talks. He imagines a newsroom briefing and possible policy pivots, noting energy, paperwork, and the canal treaty as key flashpoints. Ford adds remarks on oil embargo risks and Rhodesia, while urging careful handling of Salt II and Middle East issues.

Dick West Washington UPI Lance Panama Senate Carter Vietnam Jody Powell Galing Bert Lance Jody OBM Sin HUD Ether Canal Middle East West Bank Ford da Nang Congress Mexico Greece Europe People's Republic of China U.S

Senate canal treaty hearings spark political clash

Senate Foreign Relations Committee named witnesses for Panama Canal treaties hearings led by John Sparkman. Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan join bipartisan debate as the panel prepares for three weeks of testimony with a vote not expected until early next year.

Robert Shepard Washington UPI Senate Starat Senate Foreign Relations Committee John Sparkman Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan House Ways and Means Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal Carter Senate Agriculture Subcommittee

Officials face sunshine law limits in Nebraska cities

KEARNEY Neb UPI officials at the Nebraska Municipalities convention said few city workers must file financial disclosures under the Political Accountability and Disclosure Act. James Baylor of the Accountability and Disclosure Commission led a session noting disclosure applies to state and county officials unless city roles involve county duties. Former Senator Warren Swigart discussed pay and public service, while Valley City Administrator John Sullivan warned the law could deter candidates. Kearney Mayor Francis Richards questioned form complexity and its impact on running for office.

Kearney Neb UPI Tractk Nebraska James Baylor Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission League Baylor Warren Swigart Omaha Swigart John Sullivan Valley City Francis Richards

Eastward sweep of radioactive debris from Chinese test

UPI reports a cloud of radioactive debris spreading toward the Atlantic Coast at 35 000 feet prompts Ohio farmers to shelter cattle and store grain. Expanded rain forecasts raise fallout chances across eastern states as EPA notes low radiation at 37 monitoring sites and predicts the plume will pass offshore by weekend.

Washington UPI Atlantic Anvironmental Protection Agency Ohio EPA North Carolina Canada

City plans to expand fair employment committee

Omaha report says City Councilman Jerry Hasasett will introduce an ordinance to expand the Fair Employment Practices Committee from seven to nine members. The measure would let the panel form subcommittees of at least three to hear complaints, addressing a backlog of 40 to 50 cases.

Omaha UPI Jerry Hasasett Ruth Jackson

Skunk freed from mayonnaise jar in Colville incident

COLVILLE Washington UPI a resident Mrs Marge Simpson heard rapping and found a skunk with a mayonnaise jar stuck on its head Police freed the animal by breaking the jar with a flashlight The skunk did not leave a calling card in apparent gratitude

Colville, Wash Marge Simpson

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