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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1973

Page

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Stock Market Prices Today in New York

Closing stock prices reported from New York show market activity for the day with prices and indices summarized by the Associated Press. Details on major industrials and bonds are provided in the daily market wrap.

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Cummings Host ICYE Exchange Student Visit

Mr and Mrs Gene Cumming hosted Ursula Imken from Bremer Germany for a week as part of the ICYE exchange program. The senior at Omaha North High toured area families including the Doyle Andreasen and Eric Schmidt households. A local card club meeting at Mrs Carmelita Skaiey’s featured Cecilia Kiernan winning high and Bud Moran second.

St. Edward Gene Cumming Joss ICYE Ursula Imken Bremer Germany Omaha Omaha North High School Frank Michaeloquiez Doyle Andreasen Eric Schmidt Carmelita Skaiey Andy Kida Downey Calif Cecilia Kiernan Bud Moran

Carre Telegram Subscription Rates and Holidays

The Carre Telegram announces delivery details and pricing with daily editions and holiday observances. Subscriptions cost 2.6 dollars monthly by carrier, 12.00 dollars yearly by mail to Platte and surrounding counties, and 15.00 dollars annually to Nebraska and other states.

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Markets Weekly Livestock Summary at Omaha

Live cattle and hog markets show declines with mixed demand. Prices for various weight ranges and grades slide or hold, with prime and high grade sales uneven, feeders steady, and lambs largely steady to slightly lower across Midwest reports. Major items include declines in average prices, lighter demand for certain cuts, and ongoing variability across cattle types and weights.

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Marilyn Miksch Receives Kearney State Scholarship

Marilyn Miksch of Columbus was among Kearney State College students honored at an Honors Day Convocation. The ceremony awarded more than $6 in scholarships, including Marilyn's Melvina Sloutemyer $250 award.

Marilyn Miksch Columbus Kearney State College Marilyn Melvina Sloutemyer

Cards of thanks for John Bilstein family

Neighbors and friends offered kindness during his illness and after his death. The Bilstein family expresses heartfelt appreciation for deeds of kindness and sympathy, including sent flowers and memorials. Mrs Jobi Bilstein and family.

John Bilstein Jobi Bilstein

Horoscope forecast for Aries through Pisces on Sunday

A fragmented zodiac forecast discusses Aries Taurus and other signs with guidance on relationships, finances, work, and health. It notes advice for honesty, patience, and planning, urging caution in choices and prompting constructive actions for the day. It mentions dates, personal traits, and suggested activities.

Nebraskans Paid Premium for Federal Aid Funds

New York AP report shows states paid more than a dollar in federal tax for each dollar of federal aid in fiscal 1972. Connecticut led with 1.58 per dollar, while Nebraska paid 1.13. The Tax Foundation notes 21 states paid 14 billion more in taxes than aid received, and 29 receiving states plus DC got 42 billion more in grants than taxes.

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Exon backs Indians in Fort Cody treaty dispute call

Nebraska Governor Exon told the United Indians of Nebraska group that Indians should have a major role if a court confirms the treaty granting rights to the fort and creek area. He urged continued dialogue, pledged state support, and noted past leadership confusion hindered progress while observing the fort’s centennial events and observances planned with church funding.

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Faces murder charge in deaths of 2 men

Steven Allen Satter 25 of Watertown charged with murder in the deaths of Jerry Bowling 33 of Bentond, Mich and Kent Engle 35 of Keator River. Bodies found April 2 in a shallow grave near Kranzburg after alleged killings in a mobile home near Watertown in northeastern South Dakota.

Watertown B.D. Gap Steven Allen Satter Wiatactown Kranzburg Satter Codington District Thomas Riese i Ridge | Riess Codington County Saler Jerry Bowling Bentondwhor Mich Kent Engle Keat River Take Fellitan Watertasyn Soul Dakala

Pinewood Derby winners and awardees at Pack 212 meeting

Scouts at Lcoit Park Thursday night held a Pinewood Derby race with winners Joe Carmichael first and Jeff Heirs second in wingers, and Ronald Hare first and Kevin Staroscik second in design. Four will represent Pack 212 at the Scout-O-Rama in Agark on May 5. Awards went to many scouts including Carmichael arrow of light and sportsman, Tivis sportsman, Fulton sportsman, Yehring arrow of light aquanaut sportsman travelers, Krueger athlete sportsman aquanaut, Sargent athlete sportsman, Staroselk sportsman, Boyd citizen, Cook forester artist, Landwehr citizen scientist scholar.

Cub Lcoit Park Joe Carmichael Jeff Heirs Ronald Hare Kevin Staroscik Pack 212 Scout-O-Rama Agark Arrow of Light Dave Tivis Scott Fulton Arrow of Fight Cliff Yehring Leroy Krueger Phillip Sargent Kevin Staroselk Steven Boyd Mike Cook Forester Walt Landwehr

Named chairman of Arts Alliance

Homer Wadsworth of Kansas City has been elected chair man of the Mid-America Arts Alliance. Other officers include University of Nebraska President D. B. Warner as vice chairman Mrs McDonald of Davenport second vice chairman Dr Davis of Des Moines secretary Dwight Button of Wichita treasurer and Pete Milstein executive director The executive committee adds Mrs Frances Poteet of St Louis The alliance aims to promote arts especially performing arts across Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Missouri

Lincoln Neb Homer Wadsworth Kansas City Mid-America Arts Alliance University of Nebraska D. B. Warner Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri National Envirowment For the Arts The Arts Alliance

Kearney College to host drive in meet

Kearney State College will host a drive in conference for school board members in May. The event, sponsored by the Nebraska State School Boards Association, will feature a new film On Board offering practical experience in board problem solving.

Kearney Neb

Bond Revocation and Legal Action In Rapid City

Means NeEADWOOD D C CAL Andrew Ligne lay the 25 000 bond of America Indian Movement organizer Russell Means and is sued a new bond. New York attorney Akirk Lane opposed the hearing via Tulsa and Rapid City officials. The judge noted travel constraints and airline availability as factors in Means's presence. The case, including testimony from various attorneys and officials, continues with schedule adjustments and pending evidence.

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