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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
5
Columbus Nebraska edition dated Thursday April 29 1971 presents local notices brief items and community news notes from the telegram newsroom.
The Rev. Carrall Nelson of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and Trinity College will speak May 25 at Midland Park Evangelical Church. Nelson, a native of Iowa, has held past pastorates and is active in missions boards. He and his wife Ruby reside in Arlington Heights, UK. Trinity colleges boast hundreds of students from the U S and abroad.
Wayne J. Barber told the Nebraska Public Power District board in Columbus that about 30 percent of the 227 retail towns had approved the new distribution system lease, with favorable city council replies from communities still unsigned. The plan lets communities own their system from January 1, 1972, then lease back with revenue shares and tax benefits. NPPD will handle debt free transfer and overall management while communities own the system and any future additions or replacements.
The 16th century French astrologer Nostradamus is linked to World War I forecasts and a revival of interest in the 140s, with many interpreting his writings as predicting Hitler's rise.
United Press International reports at least eight injured in North Texas tornadoes including damage to a Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Wasatachie Texas and a trailer park near Ennis. In Mississippi, thirty three were hurt with several serious injuries amid widespread weather disruptions as spring storms spread across the nation.
In a two hour confrontation during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee session, Sen George D. Aiken defended the US system as antiwar radicals urged government change. Five protesters charged leaders with prolonging the war as others called for revolution and criticized politicians.
Carol Nylcler is named Rotary Student of the Week for the next Tuesday meeting. A CHS senior active in Booster Club and GAA, she majors in music and plays in the CHS band pep band and syrmphonette. She was chosen for the Mid-East Honor Band and is an honor student in good standing.
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