10 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
1
Health guidance urges careful walking to avoid falls on ice and slush with grip advice and proper footwear. It also encourages heart patients to resume safe activity, follow physician guidance, and note activity can ease financial and emotional strains on families.
The Columbus Telegram announces subscription rates for delivery in Columbus and surrounding counties, with higher year rates for mail outside the area. It instructs subscribers to notify changes of address and provides postal details and mailing rules.
Telegram notes the Mi Pall SRI-2 route timetable with windows from A to six twenty on Saturdays, indicating a specific schedule segment. The fragment mentions Saturdays travel timings and a numbered line reference, reflecting transit timing details from an OCR transcript.
Omaha mayor Eugene Leahy faces a defeated bid to raise the wheel tax by ten dollars. Five councilmen oppose the plan and three have not decided. Council President H F Jacobberger says he is not in favor but will hear Leahy's case before voting.
Lincoln, NE, Budget Committee hears of an upward transfer trend into Nebraska four state colleges led by Kearney as 146 students moved from other institutions this year. Wayne State would get 4.2 million, Chadron 4.1 million, Peru 1.9 million, and Kearney 7 million. An enrollment contingency fund is proposed to absorb shortfalls while maintaining a continuations budget. The plan includes 18.27 million dollars requested for next year and 9.83 million from the general fund, plus continued student loan support of 22,162 dollars.
The Union steam sloop Housatonic was torpedoed in Charleston Harbor by the Confederate submarine Hunley in 1864, becoming the first warship sunk by a submarine. Hunley then sank.
The Senate approved a $22 million bill to create a 23,500 acre Connecticut Historic Riverway Park Preserve and Recreational Area in the Connecticut River Valley, expanding state land conservation and public recreation opportunities.
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