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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1976

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Spinning and Weaving: Old Art Becomes New Hobby

Irene O Brien profiles Claire Ehernberger in Schuyler-Claire who learns spinning and weaving in Lincoln. She cards New Zealand wool, joins Weavers and Spinners Guilds, and plans a larger loom. She notes rare black sheep wool and dyes with natural materials.

Irene O’ Brien Schuyler Claire Gerald R Ehernberger Europe India Lincoln Weavers Guild New Zealand

Light Snow Forecast Shapes Weekend Weather

The forecast calls for light snow tonight and Sunday in the region. Expect around 37 degrees with a low near 22 tonight. Sunday brings a partly cloudy day with a high around 35 and a low of 22. Extended outlook shows very cold conditions Monday and Tuesday with temperatures from zero to 10 below Tuesday.

November auto sales rise to best since June

UPI reports November U.S. auto sales reached 720,772 cars, up nearly 6 percent from a year ago and the strongest November since 1973. Ford suffered an 11 percent drop due to a 28 day strike. GM rose 16 percent, Chrysler up 9 percent, while American Motors lagged 24 percent. Imports surged with Toyota Datsun and Honda setting records. Volkswagen also up 47 percent.

Detroit UPI U.S Ford Motor Co Auto Company General Motors Chrysler American Motors Toyota Datsun Honda Volkswagen

Council Sets December Downtown Parking Debate

Mayor George Johansen orders a special City Council meeting to discuss free unlimited December parking. The council approved the parking plan on Wednesday night and will convene at 4 p.m. Monday at City Hall.

George Johansen

Carter selects Vance and Lance for top White House posts

President elect Carter names Cyrus Vance as secretary of state and Thomas Bertram Lance as budget director. He signals possible quick steps to revive the economy while ruling out immediate wage price controls. Vance vows delegated negotiating authority and aims for progress in U S Soviet talks and Middle East peace efforts. Lance, head of the National Bank of Georgia, pledges a hard nosed yet public friendly OMB leadership and divestiture to avoid conflicts.

Plains UPI Jimmy Carter Cyrus Vance Washington Atlanta Thomas Bertram Lance Carter Congress Vance New York Henry Kissinger Middle East Kissinger State Department Ford Kennedy Lyndon Johnson U.S Cyprus Lance National Bank of Georgia OMB

Irrigators Misjudge Groundwater Decline in York Nebraska

In YORK Nebraska an Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District official reports a survey of 75 farm owners in eight counties shows many irrigators underestimate groundwater decline. He cites wasteful irrigation, late conservation efforts, and a year worse than recent years, with 8,500 wells and over one million irrigated acres in the district.

York, Neb UPI Upper Big Blue Big Blue Nrc

Violence declines in Nebraska crime nine months in

Nebraska crime trends show a 17 percent drop in overall violent crimes for the first nine months of the year. Murders and manslaughter fall nine percent, robberies down 34 percent, felony assaults minus 10 percent, while forcible rape rises eight percent amid varied city results in Omaha and Lincoln.

Nebraska Lincoln, Neb UPI Omaha Lincoln

Pickup Truck Wreck Claims Driver Near Columbus

A fatal two-train collision east of Columbus killed the pickup driver who was alone on a county road dividing Platte and Colfax Counties. The southbound truck was struck first by a westbound 53-car Union Pacific freight led by Bill Schroeder of North Platte and dragged 365 feet. It was then hit by an eastbound 23-car UP freight steered by Paris France Jr. of North Platte, with the pickup ending up 2,603 feet from the initial impact. The victim’s identity remains withheld pending relatives’ notification.

Columbus Platte County Counties Union Pacific Bill Schroeder North Platte Paris France, Jr

Metric system education grows in Columbus schools

Columbus Senior High teachers Chris Dixon and Alan Griffith say metric measurements are learned fully inside class and are essential for future science careers. Principal Gary Harkness notes metric instruction exists across grades, with both systems taught until national conversion is certain.

United States Columbus Columbus Senior High Chris Dixon Alan Griffith U.S Griffith Dixon Columbus High Gary Harkness West Park Duncan Lost Creek Johnell Muhlman Dianne Jelden Harkness Wanda Hull Emerson Bob Fegler

Nebraska Commission to discuss state water plan links

The Nebraska Natural Resources Commission will meet in Lincoln on December 9 to discuss how the state Water Plan aligns with the NRD one and six year plans. Reports include the small watershed flood control fund status and eligibility appraisals for the Lower Big Blue NRD Walnut Creek project and amendments to the Flood Plain Regulation Act.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Natural Resource District Nebraska Natural Resources Commission Lincoln Commission Watershed and Flood Control Committee Walnut Creek State Policy Advisory Comprehensive Planning

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Mrs. Ehernberger Union FIELD Edward Turvey Sheri Zimmerman Alicia Penas Susan Johnson Vicki Johansen Stan Linhorst
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