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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1976

Page

1

Call for 1964 beef import quotas sways policy

Congresswoman Smith said she and 69 colleagues urged President Ford and Secretary Butz to revert to 1964 beef import quotas. The rule, effective Sept 17, 1976, could curb $70 per head losses as 26 million pounds are expected by Sept 30, with potential end of imports later year. She spoke in Columbus to the Rotary Club.

Mrs. Smith Carl Curtis Kansas Nebraska Ford Earl L. Butz

Fleischer Plans Expansion of Buffalo Tillage Tool Plant

Fleischer Manufacturing, Inc. will expand its Buffalo Tillage Tool facility with a $100,000 addition at the adjacent Industrial Site. Leonard T. Fleischer said construction starts September 1 and should finish by January 1, for final assembly and shipping. An extra $75,000 is set for a second plant delivery later in 1977.

Fleischer Manufacturing, Inc Buffalo Leonard T. Fleischer

Nebraska ambulance training board backs cooperation with rural responders

The State Board of Ambulance Advisers says it will work with rural fire chiefs and rescue squads to set minimum standards for ambulance and emergency medical technician training to address funding and compliance concerns. Board members note 43 states have tougher requirements, while many rural units oppose mandatory hours though support courses in principle.

Lincoln Neb UPI State Board of Ambulance Advisers Cats Melba Scott Nebraska Norman Hoeft David City State Volunteer Association The of Health

Warm humid heat to persist in Nebraska into midweek

The National Weather Service warns that high humidity and 90s to around 100 degrees will continue in Nebraska through Wednesday. A warm front, high pressure over Lake Michigan and a Colorado low drive the hot, southerly air from South Dakota along the Missouri River into eastern Kansas. Overnight lows ranged from 57 Alliance to 77 North Omaha, with Monday highs from 83 to 102 across the state.

United Press International National Weather Service Nebraska South Dakota Missouri River Kansas Lake Michigan Colorado North Omaha Alliance McCook

Volcano Eruption Spares Villages On Guadeloupe Mountain

La Soufriere volcano on Guadeloupe exploded Monday night with ash and fire geysers, a force likened to a major quake, yet spared nearby villages on the slopes as scientists say energy remains building for a larger eruption.

Pointe-A-Pitre Guadeloupe UPI la Soufriere

26th Victim of Mystery Illness Reported in Pa

State health officials said Harold Stump aged 53 died Monday night in a Danville hospital from pneumonia symptoms that characterize the disease.

Harrisburg UPI Northumberland Harold Stump Danville

Practical experience helps med student in Columbus program

Jim Wendt a senior UNMC medical student gains hands on training at Columbus Medical Clinic and Columbus Community Hospital under Dr Warren Miller in a year long preceptee preceptor program Despite low pay and tuition requirements Wendt benefits from private practice exposure and learns patient relations in a community setting vs academic hospital tests and procedures are limited face to face care with patients is emphasized by nurses and staff He plans for pathology or radiology after the rotation scheduled since 1964 by local physicians

Columbus Medical Clinic Columbus Community Hospital Jim Wendt University of Nebraska Medical Center UNMC Wendt Warren Miller Lincoln Omaha T. J. le Miller University of Nebraska College of Medicine University of Nebraska-Lincoln Columbus University Hospital de Wille Dr. Miller. Ie Columbus Hospital

Tentative go ahead to rebuild major alley north of Courthouse

Platte County Board of Supervisors tentatively approves plans to rebuild the block long alley on the north side of the Courthouse. Landowners Citizens Bank & Trust Walter Albert Leininger and Grant advertise bids for tearing out old paving installing new paving and storm sewer with a target to finish before winter.

Platte County Board of Supervisors Citizens Bank & Trust Walter Albert-Leininger & Grant Bill Hoffman Lincoln Hall of Justice Jerry Norris Columbus

Killer quake devastates Mindanao area killing about 1700

A powerful quake and 18 foot tidal waves struck the southern Philippines, killing about 1,700 people and destroying Mindanao Sulu coast towns and cities. Aftershocks followed as authorities logged 1,699 dead with many missing or crushed. A separate China quake caused minimal damage per Xinhua.

Philippines China New China News Agency

Four Tennesseans Arrested in Pot Harvest Case

Four Moscow residents Jerry Kimery 26 Bobby Kimery 28 Bonnie Graves 22 and Ellen Robertson were arrested in Platte County on felonious marijuana charges. Investigators seized over 200 pounds of cannabis after a farmer tipped officials. Bond set at 1000 dollars cash with review to follow. defendants held in Platte County Jail while the women remain in Colfax County Jail.

Tennessee Platte County Jerry Wayne Kimery Bobby Joe Bonnie Sue Graves Moscow Tenn Ellen Robertson State Patrol Pawnee Laundromat 6Th Street 33Rd Avenue Franzen Joe Gerald E. Rouse Colfax County Schuyler

Ford reaches first ballot edge for GOP nomination

UPI reports Ford secured enough delegate pledges to win on the first ballot at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. Reagan backers hoped for slippage as the day extended with defections and FBI intrigue surrounding alleged vote buying.

Kansas City UPI Ford Ronald Reagan Mississippi Doug Shanks Shanks Virginia C.E. Hughes Delaware West Reagan James Baker Kemper Arena FBI Illinois Reaga

Combine head stolen from Garretson Equipment lot

Platte County deputies report a 16 foot Gleaner combine head valued at $3000 was on the Garretson Equipment lot on July 19 and found missing during an Aug 13 equipment check.

Garretson Platte County

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