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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1977

Page

12

Street Improvement District No 52 Created in Columbus

The City of Columbus Nebraska by Ordinance 2479 creates Street Improvement District No 52 across 5th Street 6th Street and 9th Avenue in Louis Addition with specified blocks and lots. Construction will be graded curbed drained and paid for by benefiting abutting property owners. objections by owners representing over 50 percent front footage must be filed within 20 days from April 12 1977.

City of Columbus Nebraska 5Th Street 6Th Street 9Th Avenue Louis Addition Platte County City of Columbus George W. Johansen Sr 27Th Street Bel Air 48Th Avenue Randall 3Rd McGrighy Prokupek Wilken Acres Cal-Way Meadows Westgate Mueller Drive 33Rd Avenue Mueller Fairacres George W. Johansen

Notice of Creation Street Improvement District No. 51

A 1977 notice outlines creation of Street Improvement District No. 51 in Columbus Nebraska area. It lists parcels across Wilken Acres and adjacent additions affected by drainage and paving, and notes corrections by City Clerk. Karen Pinkley recently moved her business Karen's Hair Fashions to main street, with Leigh-Laurence Maliha owning the building and having purchased barber equipment from former occupant Robert Reichmuth.

Leigh Laurence Maliha Main Street Karen Pinkley Karen Robert Reichmuth

Aries to Scorpio Daily Horoscope Summary

Aries warns of possible problems from wishful thinking and urges sharp logic. Taurus cautions against extravagant money habits and staying in the black. Gemini relies on fortune but needs effort. Cancer urges modesty and sincere applause from others. Leo advises cautious spending and partner agreement. Virgo warns against letting others decide. Libra urges balancing detail with big picture. Scorpio doubts lavish promises from others.

Restive Italian police spark protest over reforms

In Rome police anger grows over long hours danger and wavering reform plans. Officers dump wreaths at the interior ministry to protest perceived government indifference as parliament nears a vote on a police union.

Rome UPI Italy Interior Ministry Giovanni Leone Christian Democratic Interior Francesco Cossiga Kosygin Paris France Edmond Maire Georges Seguy Dunkerque

Deficiencies Persist at Lincoln Jail Cited by Health Dept

The Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department reports improvements in jail sanitation nursing and food but notes ongoing deficiencies in sewage removal ventilation recreation and sunlight. Dr E D Lyman calls the jail inadequate unfit for human occupancy and a major health hazard while officials discuss a possible new facility pending a bond vote.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department E.D. Lyman Health Department Lyman Lincoln Helen Bousalis

Ordinance 2473 establishes district lines in Columbus Nebraska

The document cites a city ordinance altering Mueller Drive area in Platte County with parcels in Mueller's Addition and Fairacres 2nd Addition. It sets a 20 day objection period from March 22 1977 to Mayor George W Johansen Sr and City Clerk Treas Leo A Boettcher.

Milk output rises 2.5 percent in March amid feed cost rise

US milk production climbed 2.5 percent in March to 10.6 billion pounds, with January–March output up 2.1 percent. Officials cite a lower milk feed ratio and higher costs as government price supports rise 9 percent, while soybean meal prices surge about 21 percent since March 24.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department

Belgium fines all citizens who do not vote in elections

A concise note reports Belgium imposes fines on citizens who do not vote in elections. The measure targets eligible voters and aims to boost turnout. Potential penalties and enforcement details are summarized from official notice.

Belgium

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