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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1977

Page

2

Carpenter named director at Maxon Industries in Los Angeles

Scott Carpenter, one of the seven original astronauts, is named director of the Manufacturing division at Maxon Industries in Los Angeles. The firm frames the role with government style language, involving vehicles for residential refuse collection and compaction.

Los Angeles UPS Scott Carpenter Carpenter Maxon Industries

Power rate issues drive Nebraska energy policy talk

The Power Industry Task Force narrowed focus to rate problems and statewide joint planning with possible utilities restructuring. Lincoln Electric System urged rates reflect true cost and state law fairness while officials debated rural retail pricing and wholesale versus retail roles among Nebraska utilities.

Lincoln Neb UPT Power Industry Task Force Phil Michaels Lincon Electric System Bob Ballard Omaha Public Power District Ballard Tom Thomas Cuming County Schmieding Homer Loutzenheiser NFPD NPPD Unicaneras

Snark Was a Boojum musical staged by Midwest students

Patricia McCormack reports that college students from Indiana and Nebraska stage an original musical by Lewis Carroll's life and nonsense verse The Snark Was a Boojum You See in New York beginning Aug 2 The project earns college credit through Ball State University or Wayne State University The Nettle Creek Players of Hagerstown Indiana are supported by the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts The show seeks critical review from New York critics and aims to prove the troupe's viability as a training ground for musical theatre professionals

Patricia McCormack Education Faster New York UPI Midwest New York Lewis Carroll Charles Dodgson Carroll Snarks Boojums Carrall Mary McCoy St. Joseph Wayne State University Wayne Neb Nat Home Musical Theatre McCoy Nettle Creek Players Columbus, Ohio Jeff Dutell Stan Smith

Encke Comet Repeats Every 3.3 Years Among 611 Known Comets

The comet Encke, returning to Earth every 3.3 years, is the most frequent visitor among the 611 known comets, illustrating its regular celestial appearance.

Encke

Columbus Gangs Fight Over Stolen Goods and Drugs

An unclear report notes Jewish and Arab gangs in Columbus battling over stolen property and drug trade. Police say they have heightened attention since 1967 reunification to curb armed robberies and gang activity across the city.

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