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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1976
Page
2
UPI notes hogs 4,800 with butchers steady to 25 lower and various weight classes at specific ranges. Cattle and calves 4,500 with feeder cattle dominating. Slaughter cows steady, utility and commercial 19.50 21.50. Woolwich 24 New York averages list minor gains across indices.
Columbus Telegram lists mailing rates for Nebraska and out of state subscriptions with annual prices. It notes city carrier delivery at 2.75 per month and public notice on change of address to the local postmaster and the paper.
Ronald Kazmark a blind snack bar operator who lost 245 last week to robbers says he has received over 700 in contributions. He plans to use some funds for an alarm system and explains a misunderstanding about state repayment. His Dade County location is one of 151 government supported stands by the Florida Bureau of Blind Services.
A weekly roundup from the Unicameral session summarizes reports by Columbus area legislators and other Capitol items.
The author notes public interest interventions on price controls and livestock valuations. Welfare and unemployment concerns are raised as work and benefits disputes surface with employers and tax officials. A bill to curb benefits for voluntary quits is mentioned. The Agriculture and Environment Committee plans hearings at Blue Hill Shelby and Sutton on land and water use and a proposed farmer financed grain alcohol plant.
A six member federal team visited Nebraska to evaluate the proposed site for the national Solar Energy Research Institute. Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan said officials were noncommittal about Nebraska’s chances and noted the Mead and Wahoo sites along with UNL campuses. Nebraska is among 19 applicants and Whelan claimed the state leads in many categories while others excel in key areas.
Council reorganizes as City Attorney Don Bieber administers oath to Everett Loseks 1st Ward Henry Speckman 2nd Ward and Gerald Norman 3rd Ward Ernst J Krejci elected president of the Council Henryn chairman Ernest J Krejci and Reid Townsen fire police and communications Donald E Pollard chairman Ernest J Krejci and Gerald Norman building and real estate Reid Townsen chairman Donald E Pollard and
New Brandeis trustee Bernstein joins university board duties while Schuyler council approves department appointments and a natural gas rate ordinance. Police staffing grows as Hynes confirmed, five men train in Columbus for reserve duty, and park facilities flood to create ice skating venues.
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