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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1977

Page

7

Moisture boosts Nebraska crops amid scattered conditions

The Nebraska Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said last week brought moisture that improved topsoil moisture to 92 percent of counties while subsoil moisture remained short in 89 percent. Wheat conditions improved yet still fair with spotty stands, wind erosion and winter kill reported in some areas. Seeding of oats and barley progressed to about 55 and 60 percent respectively as pastures remain short and calving continues with newborns in good condition. A separate note covered Boone County Cancer Society Crusade kickoff in Albion at the National Bank Community Room.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Crop and Livestock Reporting Service North-Central Panhandle

College bridge triumph and misplay in club match

Oswald and James Jacoby face a miscount in a three no trump contract after a strong spade lead. South wins nine tricks but a misplay allows the defense to score six, with a note on how a different line could preserve the contract. A Hawaii reader asks about Vanderbilt Cup winners, and the 1930 Vanderbilt feat by Ely Culbertson and Jo Culbertson with Lightner and von Zedtwitz is discussed.

Oswald James Jacoby South West East Hawaii Ely Josephine Culbertson Ted Lightner Waldemar von Zedtwitz

Bloodmobile surpasses quota with 191 pints collected

Schuyler exceeded its quota at the Bloodmobile Thursday by 40 units with 191 pints accepted. Among donors were 18 first time contributors and members of the ten gallon club Jerome Cada Clarkson Glen Leitzke John Reinecke Marcella Waters Mary Ann Kroeger Ben Vrana Gary Knorik Tom Bender Agnes Cech Arnold Tuma. Co chairs were Mrs Joe Healy and Mrs Adolph Vavricek.

Schuyler Jerome Cada Clarkson Glen Leitzke John Reinecke Marcella Waters Mary Ann Kroeger Ben Vrana Gary Knorik Tom Bender Agnes Cech Arnold Tuma Joe Healy Adolph Vavricek

Omahan to Receive Posthumous Silver Good Citizenship Medal

The Sons of the American Revolution will posthumously award Omaha resident Michael Kellogg 21 the Silver Good Citizenship Medal. Kellogg was killed Feb 21 1975 in North Omaha aiding police during a chase of three robbers after a supermarket robbery.

Omaha UPI Sons of the American Revolution Michael Kellogg Worthington Kellogg Nebraska

Insomnia reports warn against pill dependence in hospital patients

A UPI report details a JAMA study showing insomniacs often sleep more quickly than they perceive while sleeping pills create a drug problem. Dr. Regestein of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital urges doctors to identify insomnia causes before prescribing hypnotics.

Chicago UPI Current Journal of the American Medical Association Quentin R. Regestein Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston Regestein

Expensive junkets save money

Hollywood party planner Buddy Goldberg coordinates press junkets for major film premieres from arrivals to after party details. He says typical junkets cost 150000 to 250000 dollars, with space gained for publicity often worth millions, and his role includes personalizing gifts and managing every moment of the weekend.

Roberta G. Wax la Costa Goldberg

Group plans Lincoln tour and spelling bee set

Leigh Pastor Thomas Chamberlain spoke at St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid on Evangelical Outreach. A Lincoln tour is planned for Tuesday April 19 departing 6 45 a.m. An invitation to St John Lutheran Shell Creek on May 3 at 2 p.m. was read. Genoa spelling bee set for April 16 with sixth to eighth graders eligible. winner advances to Omaha on April 30.

Leigh Thomas Chamberlain Ladies Aid St. Paul Lutheran Church Lincoln St. John Lutheran Church Shell Creek William Brock Harold Neemeyer Genoa Nance County Genoa Public School Omaha

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