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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1970

Page

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Tax Returns Privacy Backed by Business Leaders

National Federation of Independent Business poll shows 78 percent of independent businessmen support limiting access to federal income tax returns. Representative George Brown Jr. proposes a bill restricting access to enforcement personnel only and shielding returns as confidential. Nebraska proprietors largely agree, with 76 percent in favor. The bill would keep returns from state agencies and federal bodies other than IRS and Justice Department unless required by tax system use.

George EB. Brown, Jr California National Federation of Independent — Business Nebraska International Revenue Service Fed Brown U. S Internal Revenue Justice Department

Anti Greek riots in Omaha shock Nebraska history notes

A Nebraska History report details 1908 South Omaha anti Greek violence sparked by the shooting of Officer Edward Lowery. About 2,000 Greeks lived in Omaha and South Omaha. 25 Greek rioters were arrested after mobs vandalized Greek homes and shops, while many Greeks fled to Omaha or beyond.

Nebraska Omaha U.S South Omaha Nebraska History Nebraska State Historical Society Edward Lowery Jos Masourides Airl Masourides 24Th Lowery Saith Q. Street City Council Bluirs Chicago Des Moines Plattsmouth

Change of Address for The Columbus Telegram Reading Area

Published each evening except Sunday. Second class postage paid at Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus and Merrick Polk counties and surrounding areas. $2.00 per week, $11.00 per year by mail elsewhere in Nebraska or surrounding states. Subscribers should promptly notify changes of address and include old and new addresses.

Colum Rebresk

Prices High for 4 H Cattle Fair

Results from the Butler County Fair 4 H Calf Sale held Monday show top prices. Champion beef carcass owned by Karen Hrowns of Ulysses sold to Farmers State Bank of Rising City for 16 per hundredweight. Bruce Bartunek of Bruno sold his grand champion market heifer to David Citys First National Bank for 18 per hundredweight. Reserve champion owned by Monte Selden of Rising City sold for 47 per hundredweight to Rising City Co op. Top Hereford steer owned by Brenda Janak of Ulysses sold to Farmers State Bank of Rising City for 6.23 per hundredweight. Champion shorthorn steer owned by Mark Zeller of Bellwood sold for 36.50 per hundredweight. Shelby Cattle Co spent 15 per hundredweight to buy Jackie Rohs champion Hereford market heifer. Miss Ron from Abie. James Redlerd of Feed bought the only swine, Jody Kopeckys grand champion market hog, for 30 per hundredweight. The youth is from David City.

David City Butler County Karen Hrowns Ulysses Farmers State Bank of Rising City Bruce Bartunek Bruno First National Bank Monte Selden Rising City Co-op Brenda Janak Mark Zeller Bellwood Shelby Cattle Co Jackie Roh Ron Abie James Redlerd Feed Jody Kopecky

Tractor pulling contest thrills Butler County Fair crowd

DAVID CITY The annual tractor pulling contest at the Butler County Fair drew an estimated crowd of 600, according to NEC chairman William Suranek Jr. Winners included Doug Nelson Wayne 5,000 stock, Larry Dietrich Norfolk 700 olred, Danny Thomas Ashland 7000 stock, Jim Yutesler Madale Iowa 9000 stock, Jerry Falmers Carleton 14,000 stock, and George Jackson Madale 15,000 stock. Judges were Clarence Cejka Weston Daniel Ulean Valpanaise and Bob Virgin Wahoo.

David City Butler County William Suranek, Jr NEC Doug Nelson Wayne Larry Dietrich Norfolk Danny Thomas Ashland Jim Yutesler Madale Iowa Jerry Falmers Carleton George Jackson Clarence Cejka Weston Daniel Ulean Valpanaise Bob Virgin Wahoo

Bellwood 3R faculty named in school listing

Bellwood Three R school announces its faculty roster led by principal Robert Wilson. Kindergarten through eighth grade teachers include Abs Everell Haney Mars Walter Hosher Mrs Harry Mortach Mrs Don McDonald Mrs Herman Ball Mrs Oliver Bartenbruch Mrs Clyde Cook and others. Custodian Robert Baric and cafeteria workers Mrs Stan Podraza Mrs Ifarold Beck and Mrs Edward Reta named.

Bellwood Three R School Abs Everell Haney Mars Walter Hosher Harry Mortach Don McDonald Herman Ball Oliver Bartenbruch Clyde Cook Robert Wilson Robert Baric Stan Podraza Ifarold Beck Edward Reta

Record 12161 foreign students study in U.S. 1968-69

The Institute of International Education reports a record 12161 foreign students studied in the United States during the 1968-69 academic year.

U.S Institute of International Education

Births noted at area hospital

In David City Hospital three area births are recorded. Ulysses residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiala welcomed daughter Korine born August 4 weighing seven pounds. Dwight residents Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kocian welcomed daughter Michelle Sue born August 18 weighing eight pounds one ounce. Belghood residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chorny welcomed son Charles Joseph born August 16 weighing eight pounds eleven ounces.

David City David City Hospital Ulysses Dwight Bellwood Joseph Fiala Korine Roman Kocian Michelle Sue Charles Chorny Belhgood Charles Joseph

Aries predicts leadership and independence in cycle notes

The forecast mixes Aries through Pisces in a stray astrology page. It urges Aries to take the lead and rely on independence, Taurus to gather information and cooperate, and Gemini to observe and share details. Leo hints at responsibility and recognition, while Virgo urges record checks and caution. Other signs advise care, pace, and practical steps. Birthday note promises patience and persistence.

Aries Imarch Taurus Iaveil Gegelive Kr Gemini Hay Beal Mears Dae Records Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Howe Securina Aquarius ZeFeb Kun

Havelka's Hi-Inks Festival Wins Despite Strict Entry

Report on a Kern River California festival tied to the Kern River Kayak races. Talent including Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald noted, with a strict admission policy, few drugs, and one ejected fan. No nude swimming, minimal incidents, festival manager Cuspidor plans a sequel next year.

Vim Havelka Spiro Agnew Festotied Cuspider Grace Note Kay Kyser Cuspidor Dristan Inai Sally Rand Jeanette

Rites Thursday for nine year old drowning victim

SUTHERLAND UP I funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 am for nine year old Scoll Van Whitt who drowned Monday in an irrigation ditch north of Sutherland. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Darrel White of Sutherland. The boy was playing with other children when he apparently became entangled in weeds. Services will be at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Sutherland UPI Scoll van Whitt Here Darrel White Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Weerts Named Platte County Campaign Chairman for Hruska

Weerts of Columbus has been appointed Platte County chairman for Sen. Ronan Hruska's re election campaign. Campaign officials say more than 5,000 volunteers are on the rolls in the state with more to be added. The incumbent Republican faces Democrat Frank Morrison.

Elh. Weerts Columbus Platte County Ronan Hruska Frank Morrison

Auto strike concerns for Ford Brook Park workers

Three Ford workers in Brook Park Ohio face rising living costs and stagnant wages. Jim Meade, George Calabrese and Howard Hughes, all long-time UAW members, describe pay of about 120 to 120 dollars weekly after taxes, with base hourly rates around 3.78 to 3.85 and cost of living increases. They warn they may strike if a fair settlement with the Big Three fails, while eyeing higher benefits and a company pension.

Robert Wischmeyer Cleveland NEA James Meade George Calabrese Howard Hughe Ford Motor Company Brook Park Ghia Jim Ford Company United Aulo Workers Brook Fark Tor Bureau of Labor” Statistics VAW George UAW Loward General Motors Chrysler Hanks Jin Billy Yoward Oho Cub Jim Omens

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