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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
3
Plan first play later in a bridge hand lesson
Oswald, Jim, and North discuss a bridge deal with hearts and clubs. South wins the heart lead, West shifts diamonds, and a quick plan at trick one could have secured two club tricks and the contract, avoiding a one trick setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Confucius
Jim
South
West
Responding to a one spade opening in bridge
In this hand the right response to partner's one spade opening with AKXXWXX AXKXAIKXX is two spades. Notrump is a poor second choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Schrieber completes Navy AIDRS Technical Course
Navy Electronics Technician Third Class David A. Schrieber son of Mildred A. Schrieber of Columbus finished the five week Naval Aids Technical Course at the Naval Guided Missiles School Dam Neck Virginia. The program reviewed Long Range Aids to Navigation LORAN principles for navigational radio systems. A 1975 Columbus Senior High School graduate he joined the Navy in November 1975.
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Navy
David A. Schrieber
Mildred A. Schrieber
Columbus
Naval Guided Missiles School
Dam Neck
Columbus Senior High School
The
Union leader urges eminent domain for coal slurry pipelines
Darryl Malesker of Communications Workers Local 7476 in Hastings asks President Carter to back legislation granting eminent domain powers to pipelines carrying coal slurry. He cites safety, direct routing, land reuse, lower costs, and inflation impact, noting the KN Natural Gas Union represents 650 workers across seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
UPI
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Carter Administration
Darryl Malesker
Communications Workers of America
Malesker
James R. Schlesinger
Carter
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Montana
Lands of Bible to be featured in series here
Professor William Miller of Nebraska Christian College at Norfolk will give illustrated lectures on lands of the Bible at Columbus Christian Church on April 15 16 and 17. He uses slides from his Israel trip and Dr Cleave to show Jerusalem Masada Corinth and Ephesus with the Apostle Paul in a new wide view approach. The program titled Mini Lectures with Maxi Pictures aims to avoid distortion from wide angle lenses and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Nebraska Christian College
Norfolk
Columbus Christian Church
29Th Street
49Th Avenue
Miller
Jerusalem
Corinth
Ephesus
Paul
Israel
Richard Cleave
Pictorial Archive
Nebraska
A Day With President Carter and Other Presidential Peaks
Washington humorist notes NBCs upcoming A Day With President Carter and imagines split screen comparisons with past presidents Coolidge Pierce and Hayes. The piece riffs on naps by Coolidge and the idea of presidential advertising era promotions while recounting light local club notes and ongoing youth group activities.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Carter
Coolidge
Fillmore
Steelworkers clinch new contract with Big 10 firms
The United Steelworkers reach a three year deal with about 340000 union workers, delivering roughly 30 percent more pay over three years and a ladder of protections. Workers with 20 years service gain layoff pay and a $300 monthly supplement for those under 62 who take a pension, plus Social Security benefits. A task force will map life time job and income security under a no strike agreement, signaling patterns for copper aluminum and can industries. The pact spans three years with an estimated $1.10 per hour wage rise plus cost of living raises.
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Washington
UPI
United Steelworkers
Big 10
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