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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1976

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Platte County Ag Society awards ten 400 scholarships

Thirteen Platte County high school seniors compete for ten 400 two year Platte College scholarships. Recipients include Wayne Babel Sheryl Birkel Jed Brunken Vickie Hassebrook Kathleen Hervert Tammy Knehans Patti Whetstone Al Wunderlich and Ron Zoucha. Three 2000 four year awards will be announced Saturday.

Platte County Agricultural Society Platte College Wayne Babel Humphrey St. Francis Sheryl Birkel Columbus High Jed Brunken Lakeview High Vickie Hassebrook Kathleen Hervert Tammy Knehans Patti Whetstone al Wunderlich Scotus Central Catholic Ron Columbus Agricultural Lee Rupp Monroe Wilfred Sand Humphrey Lorenz Rodehorst Phil Weitzel Lindsay Roland Wilke Leigh Bill Callihan Victor Babel Future Farmers of America William Birkel Quill & Scroll Edward Brunken Creston Madrigal Platte Center Steve Hervert Nebraska Gene Knehans Neil Whetstone Africa Albert Wunderlich Ofce Ron Zoucha Cyril Zoucha

Carter Leads Nebraska Democratic Official Poll

Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports Jimmy Carter led a poll of county Democratic Party officials asked which candidate would win a county primary. Carter received about 33 percent. Hubert Humphrey second with just over 10 percent. Henry Jackson and Frank Church each about 5 percent.

Lincoln Neb UPI Jimmy Carter Democratic Party KRNU University of Nebraska Nebraska Carter Hubert Humphrey Henry Jackson Frank Church

Lakeview High to Host Spring Concert Monday Evening

Lakeview High School will host a spring concert at 8 p.m. Monday May 3 in the auditorium. The high school bands will perform senior soloist contest selections and pieces such as Smith Chorale and Allegro and Nestico Eldorado. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students with refreshments in the cafeteria after the band performances.

Smith Nestico Lakeview Lakeview High School

Mental Health Board Names New Administrative Director

The Mid East Pobredha Mental Health Clinic board in Columbus appointed Mrs. Keith Swohn as administrative director at a Thursday meeting. She replaces Mrs. Robert Eckhoff who resigned to move to Holdrege. Swohn has served as clinic coordinator since its 1971 opening.

Robert Eckhoff Eeeeeee Mid East Pobredha Mental Health Clinic, Inc Columbus Holdrege Keith Swohn

Pleasant weekend forecast across eastern Nebraska develops

A weekend outlook notes two systems clearing tonight and sunny skies by Saturday. Nebraska today saw cloudy conditions west and partly cloudy elsewhere with midday temperatures in the 40s to 60s, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, and highs ranging from 47 to 63. Overnight lows drop to 30s to 50s with Saturday highs in the 50s to 60s.

Nebraska North Platte Sidney Omaha Beatrice

Autograph expert Hamilton meets Mormon Church officials

UPI reports in New York Hamilton, a renowned autograph expert, met Thursday with officials of the Mormon Church. The meeting touched on autograph authenticity and church relics amid ongoing publicity surrounding the field.

New York UPI Hamilton Mormon Church

Gas safety meetings outline emergency procedures

Cengas sponsors meetings with local officials to review gas leak and disaster response. District manager Jim Larson says evacuate first, shut off gas at the meter, avoid ignition sources, and keep people out until responders arrive.

Cengas Safety Cengas Congas Jim Larson

War of words heightens between Ford and Reagan in Texas primary

On eve of Texas primary Ford and Reagan trade attacks over credibility and economy claims. Carter campaigns in Texas urging voters to back him, Udall travels to Connecticut while Humphrey weighs a New Jersey bid and drafts. Justice Dept plans observers in six counties to protect Mexican Americans voting rights.

United Press International Ford Ronald Texas Reagan Jimmy Carter Lloyd Bentsen Morris Udall Carter Connecticut Dallas United States Beau Recovery Justice Department Humphrey New Jersey Beaumont Tex Minnesota Jackson

Columbus High School journalism awards and next year staff

The Columbus High School newspaper and yearbook teams were announced for next year. Sue Walgren won outstanding staff member and Tim Byrnes was named outstanding section editor at the second annual journalism banquet. Nebraska High School Press Association and University of Nebraska Lincoln events noted.

Columbus High School Sue Walgren Tim Byrnes Nebraska High School Press Association University of Nebraska-Lincoln Knehans Korte Lyndy Emerson Mike Cromwell Chris Nelson Mack Schermer Quill and Scroll Chapter Sue Columbus High Don Meissner Bob Shively Phil Smith

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