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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1971
Page
4
A frail 18 year old Janice, pregnant and estranged, recalls a troubled path from school to street life. She blames no one but herself for choices that led to a cramped apartment, broken families, and dependence on a boyfriend who drifted away. Her story highlights youth in crisis amid cohabitation and unplanned pregnancy.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley enters his final campaign day seeking a fifth term. Opponent Richard F. Friedman campaigns across neighborhoods, challenging Daley's long record as analysts weigh whether Daley can exceed his 1967 margin of victory.
Pit River Indians petition the Federal Power Commission to refuse renewal of PG and E licenses for dams and power stations along the Pit River in Shasta County. They urge restoration of ancestral lands taken during the old era, arguing the facilities harmed the river’s ecosystem and sacred sites.
UPI reports bedtime tales for children will air each evening starting Friday via Pittain's telephone service. The BBC based program Cartier in the Day will be featured, with the jur office set to introduce a new dialing option heard by dialing the pam amber.
Fragmentary OCR lists geographic extremes including Point Barrow Alaska and Ka Lae Hawaii as northern and southern points, and Cape Wrangell Attu Alaska as western and eastern markers. The text is garbled but indicates extreme coastal locations across Alaska Hawaii and Maine.
A group of physicians and lawyers in Washington proposed guidelines to define what doctors must tell patients about treatment risks. The effort, supported by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, seeks to clarify informed consent and create a written form for patient disclosures.
Sgt. Donald Clevenger, based in Norfolk, notes a modern all volunteer Army could work. He cites enlistments from John Zywiec, Galen Klock, Russell Ware, and Bill Oarken, with training at Fort Leonard Wood and paths to Aircraft Maintenance, Automotive Repair, or open enlistments, plus GI benefits.
Concorde 002, the British supersonic prototype, returns to the air from a two month grounding. Pilot Brian Trubshaw conducted a two hour North Sea flight reaching 48,000 feet and speeds over 1,120 mph as a new series of structural tests begins focusing on the air intake system.
Guy Slout and Denis Calhoun, both employed at Unity Center Church in Portland, were married in hospital after Slout, 70, suffered a heart attack before their planned weekend ceremony. They kept plans to celebrate with the congregation.
Washington reports the FDA opened rules for a new class of vegetable protein products designed to imitate meat in look taste and nutrition while costing less. A standards proposal backed by General Mills and Archer Daniels Midland sought defined protein vitamin and mineral minimums and labeling as textured protein products. Public comment deadline passed with industry predicting gradual market rollout in two years.
Mrs. Fred Brichacek 83 of Schuyler died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be at 9:30 am Wednesday at St. Mary Catholic Church with burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Rosary at 7 pm Tuesday at Svoboda Funeral Home. Born November 4 1887 in Colfax County she was married January 10 1911 in Hue. Survived by husband two sons Milo and Melvin six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A roadside fire near Mela and Sarrebourg drove rats onto the highway as smoke and panicked creatures forced drivers to slow and squint through the smoky road. Officials reported widespread nuisance during the Easter holiday period.
The 81-91 Pork Producers Association will discuss Water Treatment at its monthly session led by President Marlin Shonka of Schuyler. The meeting is at 7 30 p m on April 14 at the Holiday Inn in Norfolk with all swine producers invited. University of Nebraska Extension engineer Jack Sleek will lead the discussion, and a State Health Department representative will attend.
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