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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1974

Page

4

Scotus eighth grader wins at Greater Nebraska City Science Fair

Scotus Central Catholic students entered the eighth annual Greater Nebraska City Science and Engineering Fair. Floyd Kosch, an eighth grader, took first place in the junior engineering division with a tappograph drawing machine. He earned a World Book Encyclopedia set, a U.S. Army citation, and an invitation to Nebraska’s Engineering Week. Other Scotus participants included Nick Hajek Diane Schrad Connie Hajek and Debbie Kappenmann. The fair drew over 150 Nebraska projects. Diane Schrad, a freshman, displayed an exhibit on hypnotism for alcoholism cure. Nick Hajek, a sophomore, earned fourth in chemistry for electrophoresis. Debbie Kappenmann and Connie Hajek, eighth graders, tied for fourth with a bacteria and antibiotics exhibit. The fishing industry in Prince Edward Island lacks harbor facilities.

Scotus Gentral Catholic Greater Nebraska City Floyd Kosch Floyd Ile Donetta Weilble Area Miter U.S. Army University of Nebraska Enginering Wee College of Engineering and Technology Scolus Nebraska City Nick Hajek Diane Schrad Connie Hajek Debbie Kappenmann Nebraska Dianis Schrad Seolus Nicky Hajek Elex

Albany's elder patrolman guards order in court

In Albany New York Patrolman Jatin Reeme claims about 1000 arrests across 57 years of service marking him as perhaps the oldest cop in the country. He works in the Albany Police Court with a quiet, courteous demeanor while keeping prisoners guarded and order intact.

Albany N.Y Lales Jatin Reeme Albany Police Court

Rent a Tree service launched in Sebastopol orchard

California's Rent-a-Tree offers apple tree rentals from 25 dollars a year in a 13 acre Russian River area orchard north of San Francisco. Owners Michael Martin and Jerry Abbott provide pruning spraying and harvesting rights with no chopping. Trees feature redwood name plaques and renters may picnic among fir trees. Rental trees range from 25 to 150 dollars based on yield, with festival openings this weekend.

Sebastopol, Gallf California Michael Martin Jerry Abbott Russian River San Francisco Martin Abbott Almany Aad United States

Grand Island superintendent to leave under mutual agreement

Grand Island Nebraska AP reports the 62 year old Grand Island School Superintendent Glenn Lundstrom will vacate the post at school year end under mutual agreement. The Board of Education suggests a move to an assistant superintendent post in charge of secondary curriculum coordination but duties and pay are still to be set. The split with the board had centered on Lundstrom I performance and a meeting was held with attorney John Higgins present.

Grand Island, Neb Grand Island Glenn Lundstrom Lundstrom Landstrom Higgins Sai

Curtis seeks repeal of 55 mph federal speed limit

Washington senator Carl Curtis proposes a bill to repeal the 55 mph speed limit. He argues the lower limit raises fuel use and is ignored in many areas. He cites a Nebraska example of extra fuel and hours from a long drive and supports voluntary limits for pleasure driving while opposing the mandated rule for its impact on commerce.

Curtis Washington Carl Nebraska Republican Verdigte Neb Loren Hurget Texas Urtis

Submarine to Join Omaha Freedom Park Attraction

The USS Martin submarine, donated from the Navy mothball fleet, will arrive in Omaha in about one month as part of the $2 million Freedom Park project. Officials of the Greater Omaha Military Historical Society announced the plan to display the vessel.

Wmaha Neo Martin Omaha Greater

Self-propelled sprinter irrigation unit for 2 acres daily

A compact traveling sprinter irrigation machine designed for on-site servicing without wait times. Manufactured by experienced operators in Grand Inland, it irrigates up to 2 acres per day with only two sets and includes trade-in equipment such as Foster and Vermeer booms, Lindsay lines, and a mainline with valves.

Grand Inland Foster Vermeer Lindsay

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Scotus Debbie Keppenman Connin Hajek Prince Edward Island Robert Shaw Debbie Left Kappenman Diane Sehrad C.D First National Bank Rent-a-tree Omaha Park Heinzman Traveler Columbus Irrigation Sunset Drive Columbus, NE
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