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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
5
Dr. Robert DuPont, head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, says legalizing heroin would trigger disastrous social effects including higher heroin use and health problems such as hepatitis and overdoses.
The Schuyler City Council favored allowing a city taxi service as Larry DeBates was urged to file forms for May 4. Bids for City Hall roof were opened but discussion postponed. The council hired a part time worker to operate the landfill Saturdays and planned wind-day closures. An MNK Crop Corporation permit for nine acres of corn inside the city was granted. A Savin Sam firework stand permit was approved. Jeeps via Civil Defense were requested for city use. Water extension district creation was dropped. A culvert project on E Ninth Street was approved and Saturday branch cleanup was planned by the Street Department.
Rising City students present a mystery comedy The Night Of January 16th by Ayn Rand with a large cast including Dianna Vanis Jim Truksa Doug Osborn Scott Samek Sara Kroft Mike Crook Dawneen Jacobs Rodney Crook Brenda Ellison Tim Otte Lisa Kicke Roger Topil Randy Vanis Melanie Gross Donna Ioffman Pedro Tavares Carla Potter Greg Stuhr Robin Siverly Lori Pasenault Vickie Stava Ralph Garrison and Mike Hiatt.
Lincoln backers of a plan to repeal a four million wildlife habitat program insist there is no political motive despite one backer running against an incumbent who voted for the bill. Sen. Donald Dworak says opponents have tried to turn it into a campaign issue. backers argue the move is about fishing and hunting costs and habitat funding.
Albion area funeral director Mel Levander was elected president of the Nebraska Funeral Directors Association at the annual Lincoln convention. He is a long time active member, former officer, and owner of Levander Funeral Home with facilities in Albion and a Cedar Rapids branch. New officers include Norm Christensen as first vice president, Dean Marshall as second vice president, and Ed Moser as secretary treasurer.
The Rev. Leonard Firence officiated at Mass Sunday as ten children received their First Communion at St. Michael Church in Tarnov. Recipients included Pat Mausbach Jeff Kudron David Weinboff Christen midt Kristine Slizoski and Barbara Krings.
Egyptian Vice President Hosny Mubarak led talks in Peking with Mao Tse-tung and Hua Kuo-feng. Egypt seeks military spare parts after canceling the 15 year Soviet treaty and signs a protocol for aid details to follow in Cairo.
Dinner and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sliva to honor their daughter Sharri's first communion. Grandparents Ralph Furby of Platte Center and Josephine Sliva of Humphrey attended, along with numerous Sliva relatives and friends from Columbus, Ralston, Hi, Belle Plaine, Grand Island, Norfolk, Madison, Silver Creek, Monroe, and other areas.
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