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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1970

Page

4

Water-Ama 1979 drawn by crowds on Lake North beach

About 2,500 attended the Water-Ama amateur show sponsored by the Columbus Jaycees and Loup Power District on Lake North. Tammy Conyers was crowned Water-Ana Queen with Pete Allen as king. Conyers plans Wayne State College. Judges named skiers, boaters, and beauty contestants. Diana Hexl won water skiing, with Gixrarohl Kiesna as oldest entrant.

C.N Pete” Allen Tammy’ Conyers Water-Ama Lake North Loup Power District Radio City Indianapolis Lake North’s Beach Columbus Jaycees and Norfolk Aquaruis Diodaworski Jack Hoss Joe Stavas Tammy Conyers O.N Miss Conyers Don Conyers Columbus Conyers Colummbus High School Wayne State College Allen Lauri Platte River Loup Jaycees Nebraska Ken Callan Palocker Pete Allen Jean Smith Diana Hexl 1St Goodman Lire Flethnan Soy Graig Marsh Dim Nye Gixrarohl O. Kiesna Norfolk Tures Horsepower Smith Garrol Ts Tyegnan Don Saminn Kenneth Sam Taolon Rive Marsh Grezorins Ton Borowiak

North Carolina boy wins All-American Soap Box Derby

Samuel Gupton, 13, from Durham NC, won Akron Ohio 3rd annual All‑American Soap Box Derby with a 27.22 second run in a black racer after over a month of building. Second place went to Charles Poole II of Decatur GA and third to Steve Long of Oroville CA.

Akron Charles Poole II Decatur Steve Long Oroville Catif Mat. Davis Zanesville Ohio Richard Bulnock Salisbury N.C Wesley Ffanver Santa Clara Calif Gene Silva Indianapolis Ind Jeff ~Schockley Muncie James Hicks High Point N.C Jim Phillips Temple Tex Lem Means Warren US. Navy Richard F. Cooper Lloyd Haines James Drury

Leaf blight at low level in Nebraska says expert

Dr. David Wysong, University of Nebraska extension plant pathologist, reports southern leaf blight remains at very low levels in Nebraska. He notes temperature and moisture govern spread and that wet warm conditions could spark an epidemic, with disease previously sighted as far north as Des Moines Iowa and Terre Haute Indiana.

Lancoln UPL David Wysong University of Nebraska South Nebraska Wysong Des Moines Towa Terre Haute Ind

How would it feel to face the chair in isolation

A Mexican American condemned man on four years of death row describes the isolation of a 7 by 11 foot cell, the mind’s handling of constant silence, and the moratorium on executions. He recalls raping and killing a girl, rejects guilt, and fears extended loneliness while awaiting possible appeals and the next court action.

Tom. Tiede New York NEA Jésus Colorado United States U.S Supreme Court Convirl Death Row

Callan warns on costs driving national health program

ODEL UP I Democratic candidate Clair Callan warned Sunday that medical and hospital expenses are rising toward a national health insurance threshold. He urged training more doctors expanding beds and ensuring fast care or the federal government may take over.

Odel UPI Clair Callan

Ground broken for Brandeis Academy in Santa Susana

Ground was broken Sunday for Brandeis Academy, slated to open in fall 1971 as the nation’s first Jewish high school. Located on the Brandeis Camp Institute grounds in Santa Susana, the four-year college preparatory residential school will base its humanities on Judaism as the core, officials said.

State Department origin traced to 1789 Act of Congress

The Department of Foreign Affairs established by an 1789 Act of Congress evolved into the State Department. It marks the early federal effort to manage foreign affairs and government diplomacy in the new United States.

Department of Foreign Affairs Congress The State Department

Floods Prompt Interfaith Unity and British Aid in Belfast

In Belfast and across Northern Ireland severe floods and high winds driven by a historic storm bring heavy damage and evacuations. Protestants and Roman Catholics join in a common effort to save lives with British troops and helicopters delivering food, sandbagging homes, and setting up relief, though no serious injuries are reported. Mardi Gras is noted to fall on Shrove Tuesday.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Brian Faulkner Iilish Belfastr

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