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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1976
Page
2
Columbus Nebraska briefs show market closes with mixed readings from New York Dow Jones indicators and regional cattle and hog bids. OH hogs and cattle quotes steady to higher while energy and manufacturing stocks move in varied directions across major UPI sourced listings.
The Columbus Telegram outlines delivery and mailing rates with a monthly carrier fee of 2.75 and annual mail rates of 17.00 within Nebraska and 28.00 outside. It urges subscribers to notify both old and new addresses for changes and provides a phone number for missing Telegram notices.
Multiple public notices filed in Platte County Nebraska include estate matters for Otto A Knapp and John Gerken with hearings set for April and June 1976, a trusteeship petition for Virginia Miller, a meeting notice for Columbus Nebraska park board, and bid invitations from Nebraska Public Power District for Station Fire Protection Systems at Gerald Gentleman Station with documents available in Columbus.
The notice outlines bidding rules for a Nebraska Public Power District project with bids to be submitted in Denver at Stearns Roger. It requires certified checks or bid bonds and states the district may reject all bids or award to the lowest responsible bidder. A separate Columbus hearing is set for April 21 1976 to discuss rezoning Lot 4 and Lot 5 in Valley Subdivision from R-2 to another zoning.
The County Court of Platte County presents No 4428 in the matter Estate of Virginia Mlinar deceased. A hearing is set for April 20 1976 at 10:00 AM to determine heirship, inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, and to approve the final account and discharge. Public notice dated April 9 1976 signed by Leo A Boettcher City Clerk Treasurer.
Prime Minister James Callaghan unveils a younger cabinet and seeks union support to curb inflation as the pound hits a record low near 1.84 dollars. He and Denis Healey begin talks with union leaders while fresh ministers reshape the government, including a right wing pick with an American wife and a left wing shift in leadership roles.
United Press International reports a Cessna 207 carrying a pilot and six construction workers crashed during landing in Washington, killing seven with no survivors. Severe weather lashed the Florida coast with tornadoes and thunderstorms, destroying roofs in Madeira Beach and causing widespread damage in other areas.
The Platte County Court orders Floyd E. Snyder conservatorship final settlement hearing for April 27 1976 at 10 00 AM. Interested parties must appear or respond. notice published in the Columbus Telegram for three weeks prior to hearing.
On April 1 1976 an application by Donald R Meays for a retail beer on and off sale license was filed in Platte County Nebraska. A hearing before the Platte County Board of Supervisors is set for April 20 1976 at 10 00 A M to receive evidence regarding the license issuance. Milton J Langan County Clerk April 2 1976.
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