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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
6
Washington UPI writes a witty primer for nonfollowers explaining football basics. It notes Bedlam Bills reaching 1,000 rushing yards, Blanda’s centennial fame, Pedalfaull’s four limbs feat, and refereeing blunders. It jokes about cooling off after instant replays and a trial board for officials.
Lower Loop NRD earned an award from the Central Great Plains chapter of the American Society for Conservation. President Carr cited the NRD’s tree cooler installations, living snow fence program with counties, and 400000 trees planted as key achievements. A funding proposal for a 60 40 cost split between NRD and NRCS was approved. Board discussed Platte County interlocal cooperation and Boone County board vacancy appointment for William Schriver.
Newly elected officers for the Masonic Lodge include Elmer Hansen master John Williams senior warden Paul Bentley junior warden and William Imple committee chair for a three year term Officers will be installed January 13.
A fragmented astrology text lists TAURUS through VIRGO signs with brief, mixed guidance on personal views, independence, and self-improvement. It includes moral appeals about money, pride, and justice, and hints at pursuing action and setting high goals.
Frank R. West founder of American Beef Packers faces 16 counts including grand larceny and insufficient funds checks after a preliminary hearing. Three ABP former employees were cleared. West remains bound over for trial. Prosecution and defense must set arraignment date before December 12. Also charged are ABP insiders in a cattle sale dispute linked to Dalton Docter Feedlot.
Washington notes from the White House show planners fearing a new Middle East war if Russia uses armed forces against Israel. A key adviser to President Ford is urging careful options to deter or react, as officials debate potential U S responses and policy moves.
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Robert V. Denney set December 18 for a preliminary injunction hearing to block Bellevue's new topless dancing ban after a temporary restraining order halted enforcement. ESP Lounge claims the ordinance violates the First and Fourth Amendments and would cost more than $10,000 monthly in lost revenue. The suit argues only the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission can regulate alcohol. The lounge says performances like body painting and African tribal dances would be prevented, and the ordinance bars depictions deemed more explicit than allowed. A trial is expected after the hearing.
In Chicago, Masny a Polish immigrant who slept under viaducts for nine years will spend Christmas with Abel Perez a local auto mechanic who offered him room and board Perez said he was moved by Masnys plight and recalled his own hard beginnings Perez told Masny he could stay and eat while he helped Masny start anew Perez emphasized Masny is not a bum but a man who faced a rough break in life and that compassion can change a life
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