Status of major legislation in Second session of 91st Congress
A brief UPI summary lists actions on pay raises welfare reform school desegregation and school lunch funding across the Senate and House. It notes passage of electoral college reform mass transit financing and crime and civil rights measures with pending reconciliations and actions by committees and chambers.
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Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice for Columbus Neb
Evening publication details list subscription rates by carrier for Columbus and surrounding counties, with yearly mail options and a change of address instruction to notify the local postmaster. Includes pricing in dollars and notes delivery areas and instructions for updating contact information.
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Joe Orduna Slated for Leigh High Banquet
Leigh High School Pep Club hosts a sports banquet in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening honoring coaches and athletes. Speaker Joe Orduna of Lincoln a Nebraska football star and Fellowship of Christian Athletes member is recovering from injuries but expected to return next fall.
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Joe Orduna
Lincoln
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World’s largest sand pine stand found in Florida forest
The Ocala National Forest in Florida houses the planet’s only large, concentrated stand of sand pine. This unique ecosystem forms a significant natural landmark in the state’s coastal inland region.
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Florida
Ocala National Forest
Summer school classes set in Driver Education and Typing
Summer courses in Driver Education and Typing start Monday June 1 and run through July 19 per Columbus Senior High School. Registration at Scotus High School Columbus Junior High School and Columbus Senior High School on Friday April 17 with final data by May 4. A $10 deposit for Driver Education is required and returned only if the course is completed. Typing has a $10 course fee. Out-of-district students pay $5 extra per course. deposits not returned.
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Scotus High School
Columbus Junior High School
Columbus
Creston Visitors Host and Easter Guests Noted
Creston couple Mr. and Mrs. August Wiemer were dinner guests of Mrs. Charles Sindelar in Columbus. Mrs. William Claussen spent Easter at Leigh with Mrs. Trone Severin. Mrs. Fred Hillen visited Mrs. Lawrence Hillen. Eunice Zimmerman at the University of Nebraska and Dale Zimmerman of Tindall, S. D. vacationed with Rev. and Mrs. David Zimmerman. Winners to be announced soon in the local American Legion Essay Contest. judges include Mrs. WJ Talter, Mrs. Agnes Walter, and Mrs. Pearl Russell with Mrs. Robert Ritter as Auxiliary Americanism chairman.
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WJ. Talter
Agnes Walter
Pearl Russell
Robert Ritter
Mrs Art Anson Helps Sick Son In Columbus Visitations
Mrs Art Anson travels to Columbus for her gravely ill son William. Weekend guests include Macy Judy Allen Anson and Sister Florence Hall of Petersburg, with other relatives visiting Beemer and Kansas City relations. Easter dinner hosts list Kapels and Osten families among Columbus connections.
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Adolph Kapels
Budd Kapels
Elroy Kapels
Otto Loske
Loren Losche
Wilmer Kapels
Percy
Roland Rosendahl
Irene Ochs
Edith Ochs
Emilie Osten
Erma Osten
Columbus
Harold Brandt
Kenneth
Hugo Osten
British rescuer saves two skindivers in Channel
Derek Crisp, 45, who has endured multiple heart operations over two decades, rescued two skindivers from the English Channel on Sunday. He pulled one diver aboard his 24 foot sailboard and then transferred the other to a rubber boat he was rowing before being hospitalized with chest strain.
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UPI
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Crisp
Miss Mausbach Earns Wayne State English Award
Phyllis Mausbach of Humphrey received the sophomore award for excellence in English at Wayne State College this term. A 1968 Humphrey High School graduate, she majors in English with drama, edits the 1970 Spitz yearbook, serves as Newman Club vice president, and is active in Sigma Tau Delta Alpha Lambda Delta Cardinal Key and Neihardt Hall counseling.
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Phyllis Mausbach
Humphrey
Wayne State College
Humphrey High School
Vincent Mausbach
Spitz
Newman Club
Sigma Tau Delta
Alpha Lambda Delta
Cardinal Key
Neihardt Hall
David City Clubs Share February Meetings News
Shinns Ferry Toastmistress Club met in a lord cafe with Dorothy Kroft presiding in lieu of the president. Topics covered lent observances and social questions. St Marys Guild gathered 15 members. robes and bibs prepared for Gray's Rest Home patients. Families and locals visited from St Lawrence and Lincoln as winter months ended.
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Shinn's Ferry
Dorothy Kroft
Bea Franta
Alice Kreizinger
Fern Grubaugh
Plancare Hook
Josephine Sloup
Joule Smith
Kroft
Bea's
Spencer Shop
St. Mary's Guild
Lee Yindrick
Gray's Community Rest Home
Gray's Rest Home
Hazel Moran
Lee Snell
Bob Kreizinger
Israel rejects World Jewish Congress Cairo visit proposal
The Israeli cabinet vetoed a plan for Dr Nahum Goldmann to visit Cairo and meet President Nasser to discuss the Middle East crisis. Goldmann says no invitation was received and Cairo claims lack foundation. The move centers on whether non official figures can conduct talks without Israeli government approval.
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World Jewish Congress
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nahum Goldmann
Congress
Goldmann
Nasser
Jerusalem
Davar
Israel
Tel Aviv
President Sunay to Build New City for Gediz Ruins
President Cevdet Sunay toured quake devastated Gediz area in Turkey and pledged a new city to replace the destroyed town. He cited the collapse of the Temple of Zeus ruins and reported the death toll at least 1,800 as of the weekend following the quake.
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UPI
Cevdel’ Sunay
Turkey
Gediz
Arta
GOP House Members Discouraged From Senate and Governor Runs
Raymond Lahr reports Republicans in the House have drafted statistics to deter members from seeking Senate or governor posts. The piece lists several GOP and Democratic incumbents who pursued higher offices in past elections, noting the odds against crossing over from the House to other top offices and highlighting current announced or prospective GOP candidates for Senate and governorships.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
House
Senate
GOF
Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Republican House
Reps
Robert Tait, Jr
Ohio
Clark McGregor
Minny
William’ Wy Roth
Del
William C. Cramer
Fla
George Bush
Tex
Laurence J. Burton
Utah
Lowell P. Weicker
Conn
William E. Yrock
Tenn
Thomas S. Kleppe
N.D
Richard
L. Roudebush
Ind
John S. ‘Old
Wye
Thomas J. Meskill
Albert W. Watson
Donald E. Lukens
John V. Tunney
Creston Couple Back From Trip Visit Relatives
Creston residents Ray Osteh and wife have returned from Ormsby Minnesota where they visited their son-in-law and daughter Rev and Mrs Donley Hessle and family. Guests at Mrs Katherine Kelby included George Yaneheski from Omaha and Orville Scott from Fremont. Debbie Plachy returned to Lithul after visiting her grandmother Mrs Bertha Hunsinger. German Club members visited Mrs Ar Jansen. Adolph Kapels read scripture and Mrs Jansen led devotions. Guests included Mrs Herbert Rusman, Mrs Kenneth Paul, and Debbie Plachy of Lincoln. Mrs John Johanns will host the meeting.
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Creston
Ray Osteh
Ormsby
Minn
Donley Hessle
Katherine Kelby
George Yaneheski
Omaha
Orville Scott
Fremont
Debbie Plachy
Lithul
Bertha
Hunsinger
Ar. HoJansen
Adolph Kapels
Jansen
Herbert Rusman
Kenneth Paul
Lincoln
John Johanns
Turned Planet Raturn Named Least Spherical Among Planets
United Press International notes Raturn is the least spherical planet with a 12 percent difference between its pale and equatorial radii. The fact highlights a surprising irregularity in planetary shapes discussed in a science brief.
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