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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1971

Page

4

Three Day Week Boosts Worker Morale at MONY

Syracuse report on MONY computer operator Gil Mosher switching to a three day work week. The program started in 1969 to retain staff, broaden skills, and improve efficiency. Nationwide, many firms experiment with four ten hour days or three day schedules, with supporters calling it a movement and critics noting potential downsides.

Tom Tiede Syracuse N.Y NEA Gl Moslier America Gil Mosher The Mutual of New York Mony) Insurance Company MONY MOONY Tom Davis Tio Ake Place Davis New York Riva Poor Perfplix Massachusetts Gib Mosher Paul Samuelson

Grandson Earns Eagle Scout Honor at Age 13

Henry D. Gittler of Hooper, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Columbus, earned the Eagle Scout Award by completing 22 merit badges and a community service project. He was chosen to attend the World Boy Scout Jamboree in Japan this summer, contributed to more than half the trip’s cost through projects, and also earned the Pro Deo et Patria Award and Order of the Arrow membership. Aged 13, he is among the district’s youngest Eagle recipients as explorers and leaders gather for the jamboree and an eight day post-tour in Japan.

Henry D. Gittler Rey Hooper Charles Hopkins Columbus Japa Henry Goldenrod Young Guiler Charlotte Hobbs Order of the Array Japan

Bellwood group meets as officers listed for committee

The Bellwood Baseball Committee and officers met on Tuesday. Officers include Edward Hiller Dean Kallenbach and Al Hanus. Board members are Tony Hiller Jack Romshek Jerome Didier and Kenneth Ebel. The Kamenskis and son David returned from a six week trip to Raize Idaho and Needles California visiting relatives and friends including Gerry Srila Stephen Svitak and Mike Zannilo.

Bellwood Bellivooul Edward Hiller Dean Kallenbach al Hanus Tony Hiller Jack Romshek Jerome Didier Kenneth Ebel Erhardt Kamenski David Raize Idaho Gerry Srila Needles Calif Stephen Svitak Mike Zannilo Norwalk Zanito Judy Wilson David Kamenske Los Angeles Wilson

Aquinas High to stage The Fantasticks musical

Aquinas High School drama presents The Fantasticks, Friday and Saturday nights at the AUS auditorium. Directors Brad Ford and Skip Kull lead the spring production.

David City Aquinas High School

Brezhnev Promises Better Consumer Goods in Soviet Plan

Foreign News Analysis notes skepticism toward Brezhnev promises after the 24th party congress. An interview with Nikolai Mirutvortsev, deputy chairman of the state planning committee, says the 1971 78 five year plan aims to boost television sets washing machines and other goods while cars remain scarce. Brezhnev warns officials to deliver or leave as shortages and shoddy goods may test endurance.

Phil Newsom UPI Leonid Brezhnev Literaturnaya Gazeta Writers Union Nikolai N. Mirutvortsev Ue State Planning Committee Theovernment Mirotvortsey Snes Brechnev

House passes bill boosting military pay raises

The House approved a record 3.7 billion increase in military pay and allowances, tying it to a two year draft extension and removal of undergraduate deferments. The measure, starting July 1, advances with a 23 to 99 vote and faces Senate resistance from antiwar and draft-opponent factions.

Washington UPI Senate Republic House Nixon U.S Vietnam Southeast Asia

Squares crowd gathers at Leigh Opera House event

The Leigh Opera House Tuesday evening hosted a crowd described as diverse with visitors from Surprise Ulysses Polk Strasburg Columbus St Edward and Norfolk. Melvin and Welen Grotelueschen served on the coffee committees as part of the gathering.

Leigil Dubitee Dace Leigh Opera House Surprise Ulysses Polk Strasburg Columbus St. Edward Norfolk Melvin and Welen Grotelueschen

Leigh Garden Club Hosts District Affairs Meeting

Pauline Darjentruch hosted Leigh Garden Club as they discussed the District 4 conference set for April 16 at the Elks Club in Norfolk. Speakers include state president Mrs. Ted Lindquist on flower shows and Mrs. Adolph Trawnicek on flower arrangements, with landscaping updates for Leigh grade school and a church flower usage lesson.

Leigh Pauline Darjentruch Leigh Garden Club J.N. Cox Norfolk Elks’ Club Ted Lindquist Wahoo Adolph ‘Trawnicek Cedar Bluffs Frank L. Anderson Lincoln J.P. Wubenka Sears Henry Heck Mabel Granalowies

Rocky Aoki Builds Benihana Style Restaurants Nationwide

Immigrant entrepreneur Hiroaki Aoki known as Rocky Aoki, 30, transformed eating with Benihana of Tokyo style steakhouse grills. From New York in 1964, he expanded across the United States while emphasizing meat centered menus, Japanese staff, and a cook-in grill table dining experience as he plans about 20 new units this year despite a weak economy.

Paul Robbins Boston UPI Rocky Aoki Tokyo Hiroaki New York Cornell University New York Community College

Savings Bonds sales rise in Nebraska February

Nebraska Savings Bonds sales climbed in February led by MF. Oberg state chairman. Series E and H bonds totaled 4 135 26 dollars, up more than year earlier, with two month sales at 8 702 245 dollars, up nine percent from January–February 1970 and reaching 20 percent of the annual goal. Columbus-area counties show varied progress with Boone Madison Colfax Platte Buller Polk Nance and Merrick reporting different percentages of goal attained.

Omaha Nebraska MF. Oberg Columbus Boone Madison Colfax Platte Buller Polk Nance Merrick

Whooping Cranes Face Threat of Extinction Worldwide

The whooping crane, among the best known birds, is severely endangered with only 49 believed to remain, seven of which are in captivity.

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