03 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
1
USDA Nebraska reports slow demand for graded eggs with receipts steady to firm while small price declines noted for certain grades. Omaha cattle and hog markets show higher bids for hogs and mixed to steady cattle and calves with lighter sho wings in slaughter lambs.
Ron Ritter visited Crest on weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert filter then left Monday after a Navy tour off Vietnam. Mr and Mrs David Wimmerman returned Thursday from Kansas where his mother-in-law was hospitalized. Rita Sellie spent two days at Altoona Iowa for the funeral of her grandfather William Comygs.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Pfeifer returned Friday from an eight day trip to Rome Italy awarded to Pfeifer by Sidles Distributing Company for investing as quois.
The Cah Telegram announces monthly and yearly mailing rates, carrier delivery in Columbus Nebraska and mail options for nearby counties. It notes publication details, address, and requests subscribers to report changes of address promptly to local postmaster and the newspaper.
State Trooper Wolfe reported a rear end collision one mile east of Schuyler on Sunday night. Keith Corny of Hangers drove a 1986 auto that was making a left turn off Highway 30 when Rudolph Novak in a 1972 auto struck Corny from behind. Estimated damages were 900 dollars for Corny and 1009 dollars for Novak.
The Silver Spars Club will hold its April cart party at 8 pm Sunday in St Joseph Social hall. Mr Dol Mrs Gary Kruse and their Stamford family spent the weekend at the homes of Mr Duluves Kruse and Mr Dal Mira. Ralph Selinide.
Aries through Pisces signs appear with quirky, error-filled guidance urging careful planning and practical actions. Readers are advised to avoid costly social matters, manage finances, and seek trusted friends for help while watching personal interactions and travel safety.
James R. Peipert reports from Moscow that four Jehovahs Witnesses in Lithuania were sentenced to five years in strict regime camps and others received lighter terms. The Lithuanian Communist Party newspaper Savietskaia Hizba alleged a Brooklyn headquarters led by Nathan Knorr orchestrated antiSoviet activities, with organizers in Lithuania Latvia and around Leningrad and Kaliningrad.
Congress faces a House Banking Committee vote on mandatory price and wage controls after Senate rejection of a similar move. Senators and aides warn of recession risk if controls fail, while proponents cite stabilizing measures as crucial to the budget and public welfare.
Genoa Public Schools announces honor roll entries by class. Seniors include Lawson Miller Pearson Hamackers Andreasen Baxa Berlin Cave Clausen Fisher Mark Parry Paulson Pearson, Ramackers Strong Taylor Zarek. Juniors list Bass Battles Elm Houfek Carlson Cromswell Cromtweil Greisen Koziol Johnson Mohr Nelson Nebrig Nelson Peterson Ramaekers Street Wright Wakley. Sophomores Irish Mark Anderson Kaup Pearson Pearsoin Pearson Sempek Snyder Strong. Freshmen Clausen Dannelly Parry Snyder Bales Cronwell Fusselman Johnson.
A new 4-H club named The Challenger s organized Thursday at the home of Donald Sigler with Aeille Veelik as organizational leader. Officers elected include Paul Hennings president Mike Veelik vice president Allan Bryan secretary and Tracy Walgreen news reporter. Other members named Mike Sigler John Lux Mike Bryan Mars Gabel and John Walford.
A Friday night crash on Highway 16 near Colfax County left a 1869 auto driven by Michael D. Olsen of Columbus damaged and its row of barrier piled on the roadside. Olsen escaped injury as the car rolled into a ditch after an oncoming vehicle swerved.
AP reports three men and a boy are kidnapped in Argentina. Among those abducted are Antony J. DaCruz, a Bastian Kodak Co. timer, and Augustin Aleman, Gerardo Scalmazzi, a Boston Bank branch manager, and Angel Fabiani. Authorities link some abductions to leftist groups seeking ransom.
Derailment near Papillion Sarpy County causes $14,000 remain unrecovered in cleanup costs. Rock Island Lines official Oliver Thurston cited cargo value at $5,000 and equipment damage at $25,000 as crews worked three miles southwest of the city after recent heavy rains likely softened ground.
Dan Roland of Lincoln received Photographer of the Year honors from the Nebraska Professional Photographers Association at the annual awards banquet. He also earned the top photograph of the year while Don Jack of Omaha was named Master Photographer and Les Hassel of Bellevue earned top print. Other top ten honorees include Lee Stewart Lexington Hassel Roger Morgan Lincoln Paul Bader Valentine Loretta Roland Lincoln Duane Worley Alliance Vincent Wright Sidney Jim Higgins York Cliff Ediger Aurora.
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