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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1977
Page
5
On March 17 1977 Bank of Lindsay amended Article VI of its Articles of Incorporation to raise the maximum number of authorized directors from five to six. P H Weitzel President.
Public hearing set for May 11 1977 at 7 30 P M in Columbus Nebraska City Hall Council Chamber to consider a B2 Local Business District on a 28 acre tract described by county land lines and highway rights of way. All interested citizens may appear and be heard. Dated April 22 1977. PLANNING COMMISSION BY LEO A BOETTCHER CLERK
A new psychological study links increased aggressiveness in television viewers to the violent content they watch, noting ads and commercial cues may amplify the effect.
Public hearing set at City Hall 2424 14th Street on the Northbrook Second Addition lots 12 13 14 15 16 block C and lot 6 block E time and place to appear and be heard. City Clerk Leo Boettcher Treasurer signed notice.
Council chambers discuss rezoning Block A and Block C Wallin Subdivision from R-1 to R-3 while estate No. 4783 George Theilen appoints Albert A Theilen as Personal Representative with creditors due by June 16 1977. Barbara Nielsen Clerk of the Court published April 12 1977 and notices run through April 22 29.
The legislature gave 270 first round approval Thursday to a bill of 1.8582 billion dollars proposing 44,030,500 for 49 state agencies for the next fiscal year. The total is from the general fund and tops Gov Exon’s recommended 50 million for those agencies and last year’s nearly 599 million.
Judge James Bailey 43 defeated Donald Jackson 25 in a main event melee inside Cook County Criminal Court. Bailey pinned Jackson after Jackson attacked judges and equipment. the judge restrained the suspect and called for deputies to cuff him.
Tass reported Soviet polar explorers completed experimental swims with Aqualungs under the North Pole ice cap. The information was sent to Leningrad's Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, which is studying weather models by photographing the polar basin.
Leigh reports the Optimist Club schedules a luncheon with the Paul Harvey segment and a village cleanup on Thursday May 5 with Future Farmers of America help. A paper drive is set for Saturday May 7 at 2 pm and a May 6 bike safety inspection at Olson Welding with safety stickers provided.
Lincoln Nebraska April tax receipts surpassed 50 million for the first time and the state met its April forecast early. Deputy tax commissioner Gary Chunca noted improved cash flow versus a year ago and discussed May and June forecasts while forecasting insurance premium taxes and paramutual taxes. He cautioned that reaching the 28 million shortfall in two months would be near impossible but hopes to reduce it.
Randy Porter of Albion has been selected for the 10th annual Junior Lawman Program, to be held June 6 to 10 at the Nebraska State Patrol Training Center in Lincoln. He is a junior at Albion High School.
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