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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1976
Page
2
Livestock at Columbus shows hogs 5800 with barrows 25 to 50 cents down and various loads quoted. cattle and calves 6500 with feeders steady to firm and cows mostly higher. Slaughter lambs and ewes show higher bids. notable ranges include hogs No 3 200-240 lb 47.75-48.25 and cows 30.00-40.00, spring lambs 64.00-64.50 for near 100 lb, with multiple weight classes listed.
Bond set at 1000 dollars with a 10 percent allowance for Robert Prososki of Columbus on assault and battery charges. Leslie Cunningham of Columbus sent to Norfolk Regional Center for evaluation after Platte County Court appearance for disturbing the peace. Kin caid of Omaha pled guilty in an insufficient funds case. presentence investigation ordered. Robert Moore of Platte Center found guilty of speeding and fined 10 dollars. Traffic Court fines issued to numerous defendants for speeding and other offenses in towns including South Sioux City Bellwood Arcadia and Genoa.
Patricia Hearst, 22, was moved from Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City under heavy security to a federal youth center for a 90 day psychiatric evaluation after a collapsed lung and malnutrition. Doctors cited guarded discharge condition while federal authorities said the transfer would be brief and to await the San Diego center.
Karen Langland is elected treasurer of the Black Masque Chapter of Mortar Board at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. She is senior, daughter of Harold Langland of Collins, and holds posts with Phi Chi Theta ASUN CBA Advisory Beta Gamma Sigma and Kappa Alpha Theta activities chair. Diane Lee Miller of Lexington becomes chapter president.
Pope Paul VI elevates 21 new cardinals expanding the College of Cardinals to 138. American Msgr William Wakefield Baum, archbishop of Washington, is among the youngest ever named. Also named is Opilio Rossi, a New York native now Italian citizen and Austria’s apostolic nuncio.
A mid spring snowstorm and frost disrupted towns from Idaho to Vermont with nine inches of snow in Pocatello and ski areas reopening in Killington. Reports of freezing rain and spring warmth fading followed by a deadly fog near Warner Springs California. A rescue aided two boaters on Fremont Island while crews faced hurricane force winds and widespread damage across the region.
Immanuel Lutheran School students competed at Concordia Teachers College Seward with about 1000 participants. Winners include Paul Reinker Janelle Houser Lori Reinker and Tom and Kevin Ryan in piano solos and duet, under teachers Dale Weber and B F Meschke.
On March 5, 1497 Henry VII issued a patent to John Cabot and his three sons to discover lands east west and north for England.
President Franklin D Roosevelt nominates William O. Douglas to the Supreme Court on March 2 1939 as the administration seeks a liberal reformer justice.
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