27 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1973
Page
1
Most of the nation will lose an hour this weekend as daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday. The change applies across states with Hawaii and Arizona still not observing the shift. In Indiana and Michigan clocks vary as communities switch between Central and Eastern time.
A garbled horoscope page offers daily guidance for all signs from Aries to Pisces. It includes advice on planning, work, health, home life, and personal growth, plus a closing note about a child born today and encouraging their confidence and development.
A state sponsored extension clinic for crippled children will be held May 5 at The Elks Sage in Norfolk. Specialists include Dr. Jack Trembath and Dr. James Scott-Miller along with therapists, a psychologist and an orthotist. Referrals should go to Dr. George Stafford or Miss Ruda, with priority to scheduled cases, and the Elks Lodge provides a free noon meal for registered families. The program assists families facing economic hardship and offers treatment if private resources fail, after formal eligibility is established.
The Jaycee board elected David Cipy to chair and named Fat Erby as vice president Fred McVay as secretary Vahis as treasurer Dave Slara as state director and Dennis Poli as president with Meysenburg noted as former president at the April meeting Remaining directors include Bob Hilger Ron Vaca and Jim Vandenburg A quirky fact notes the armadillo measures three feet without its tail and weighs 0 pounds
A sincere thank you to relatives and friends for spiritual bouquets after the unexpected death of Herbert Micek. God bless you all from Mrs. Herbert Micek and family, and Mr. and Mrs. S J Mice, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Karges.
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports county district judges and staff may not be paid for part of May and all of June unless the legislature provides funds. Gov Exon’s budget bill and possible tax cuts set the scene as the figure 205 000 was proposed to cover county court system salaries.dale
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