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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1970

Page

4

Steen to retire as Nebraska Game Commission chief

UPI reports Mel Steen, 77, will retire Wednesday after 14 years as director of the Nebraska Game Commission. His successor is Willard Barbee, 55, longtime aide and confidant, chosen for diplomatic leadership. They credit Steen with transforming Nebraska’s outdoor recreation image and foresee Barbee continuing development amid ongoing environmental concerns.

Don Beman Lincoln UPI Mel Steen Nebraska Game Commission Willard Barbee Steen Nebraska Barbee Steg Federal Fish and Wildlife Service Missouri Barber Missouri Fish and Game Division Ema St. Louis Anyltra Oudoor Harbee Sleen Nebraski der Steen Louris

Dane County DA candidate makes unusual campaign debut

Edward Ben Elson announced his candidacy for Dane County district attorney in Madison Wisconsin on a Wednesday night. He spoke behind a lectern at a strip tease venue while avoiding media and police presence. After no questions were asked he quipped that he had covered everything.

Madison Wis Edward Ben Elson Dane County Tle

Area youth plot downfall of pot

Folk Osceola Stromsburg high schools join for Arbor Day grass plantings along the Blue River to eradicate marijuana plots. Eriksen of the Soil Conservation office will map the county for students as a starting program. Becky Stevens and Janes Wilson leadNebraska youths for a better world and supply grass plugs.

Stromsburg Folk Osceola Stromsburgigh Blue River Dint Eriksen Soil Conservation Office Becky Stevens Polk Cochairman Janes Wilson

Nebraska Merit Mother honored at Governor’s Mansion event

Area woman Mrs Joby Kalk and Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney from Polk attended a Mothers Ted at the Governor's Mansion in Lincoln where Mrs Falk was named Nebraska Merit Mother of 1970. They also joined a Capitol ceremony where Governor Norbert Tiemann presented her with a corsage and certificate.

Stromsuurg Joby Kalk Dwight Burney Polk Governor's Mansion Lincan Falk Nebraska State Capitol

Use of Coconut Palm in Caribbean Life

Palm parts provide resources for roofs decor and housing. Fronds and waxy blossoms are used with meat oil soap and charcoal from shells. The heart flesh and wood supply food and paneling and crafts for gourmets and builders.

Hew orders cutback on government publications

Washington records show Secretary Robert Finch directed Education and Welfare to sharply reduce printed materials. The department produced over 188 million copies across 6,000 files in FY 1969, costing more than $7.2 million. Costs included the Lenape spelling improvement guide at $32,700, and many copies deteriorated in mail and warehoused storage.

Washington UPI Robert IL Finch Earth, Education and Welfare Department Finch

USSR Plans Dam on Yenisei River with Largest Power Station

Tass reported Sunday that the Soviet Union will build a dam on the Yenisei River in Siberia, featuring the world’s largest power station. The dam will span six-tenths of a mile and the station is to produce 6.4 million kilowatts per hour when finished.

Ussr Moscow UPI Soviet Union Yenesei Siberia

Viet Cong disrupts supply lines around Phnom Penh

Viet Cong troops cut Highway 1 supply routes between Phnom Penh and the frontier and mined a rail line south of the capital. Cambodian forces faced heavier foe numbers as sabotage aimed to isolate the capital from eastern and southern provinces. Reports also described Prince Norodom Sihanouk in exile in Peking, abandoned by wife and aides.

Phnom Pent UPI Phnom Penh Vietnam Ane Norodom Sihanouk Peking Europe Iles Beeen Phnom Penh Phnom’ Penh Capial Sihan France Monique Wen Switzerland Norodom Sihanouk Peklig

Wildlife Society Rescues 1000 Roads on Busy British Route

The Wildlife Preservation Society said it saved the life of more than 1,000 roads last week by redirecting traffic on a main road where roads were crossing from one spawning pond to another in Stevenage England.

Stevenage England

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