25 Aug 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1973
Page
1
New York stock market figures show Friday trading with prices and closings. The report notes overall movement, with fluctuations across key indices and sectors as investors reacted to economic data and corporate results.
Mayor and Mrs. John V. Lindsay hosted a reception at Gracie Mansion for Dr. Leonid Tarassuk, a former curator at the Hermitage Arms and Armour Collection in Leningrad who emigrated to Israel after Lindsay aided his escape. Tarassuk now works at the National Maritime Museum in Haifa, Israel.
The text provides publication details for The Carratelecram, a partnership based in Columbus Nebraska, including address 1254 27th Avenue. It lists second class mail status, holiday publication notes, and subscription rates by city, state, and nationwide. It also mentions change of address procedures and postal requirements.
USDA weekly livestock quotations from Omaha report mixed moves across cattle hogs and sheep. Feeder steers and heifers show liquidity with prime and choice lots, while sows and utilities post varied gains and losses. Prices span 34.00 to 55.50 per hundredweight across multiple weight classes and classes.
Today in history notes the 1944 liberation of Paris by Allied troops and several prior and later events. It lists dates and figures such as Iroquois attacks on Montreal in 1689, New Orleans founded in 1718, Uruguay independence in 1888, and George Lincoln Rockwell’s 1967 death. Birthdays include George Wallace Bernstein Connery.
A Lincoln woman, Ethel Edmonds, 74, was killed in Phoen has by a crash when her car ran a red light and hit a truck. Roland Clark, 63, and his wife were seriously injured. Police identified Edmonds as the victim.
The Nebraska game and parks commission reports that hot weather slowed fishing activity across the state. Readings note white bass at Medicine Creek Reservoir on minnows, bass at Red Willow on deep running lures, perch at Lake Minatare on worms, catfish on hail at North Platte River, bluegill on worms and bass on Box Butte, walleye and perch at Branched Oaks, bass on spinners at Bluestem, and other variations at multiple lakes and reservoirs.
Aries Taurus Gemini etc. offer daily advice on social effort study finances and health. The column urges patience generosity and careful planning while highlighting potential career and personal growth, ending with a warning about guiding a child toward education and perseverance.
In Lansing the AP reports forty one billboards statewide will carry free print jobs under a new advertising bill. The project costs about 12000 dollars with the federal government covering about three quarters and Michigan paying about one quarter. The campaign began appearing on bars across the state in the early 1900s.
Moscow AP report states researchers at the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences conclude the Antarctic is four billion years old, doubling prior estimates of two billion years. The finding reopens questions about paleoclimate and geological history.
In Sacramento a judge ordered the University of California to show cause why Doris Judd should not be reinstated with back pay after a widow cafeteria employee was fired for not spreading mayonnaise to the edge of bread. The Superior Court judge set the date for the show cause hearing as September 7.
The family of Hazel Schaetey expresses heartfelt gratitude for the aid and sympathy shown after her passing. They extend thanks to friends neighbors the minister and organist for their memorial tributes and support.
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