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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
7
Treasury Secretary Shultz outlined a series of closed door talks to shape a modified price control system ahead of April 30. He said extending wage and price controls past April 20 is likely, with discussions involving government, business and labor officials to determine scope and duration.
Milton Craig began a hobby while serving as a county equipment operator in Brady Nebraska. His wife Mal made and sold doll clothes, generating thousands in value over nine years. The couple, living with many grandchildren, create cedar wind vanes and farm equipment miniatures as part of their longtime hobby.
The Lindsay Ladies Improvement Club held a Christmas party at the council room. Brownies, Cadettes, and several ladies prepared gifts and place cards for the event. Lunch, decorations, and a focal hour preceded games in which Mrs. Keo Hamling won the door prize.
Guards armed with fake weapons occupied North Ogden Junior High for a second day in a staged invasion to teach American freedom and patriotism. Col. Clarg Frischknecht led the operation as students faced at attention rules and mock trials with guilty verdicts and cleanup punishments.
In Mentor Ohio traffic violators receive holidays off after Municipal Court Judge Alfred Dahling announced hearings will run from this Friday through Sunday no one is required to pay fines during Christmas period. The measure aims to ease holiday burdens for offenders and avoid duty during the festive season.
The Associated Press reports a heavy snow event across Iowa with five inches in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, 7 inches in Cedar Rapids, 3 in Dubuque, and mixed precipitation in the southeast. Highway Patrol notes snow-packed roads statewide as many schools close and temperatures plunge. Weather service forecasts additional accumulations and a gradual end to snow by evening in western and eastern Iowa.
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