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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1976

Page

13

Jack Cassidy Dies in West Hollywood Fire

Actor Jack Cassidy is found dead in his top floor West Hollywood apartment after a blaze. Fire officials say the origin is unknown though cigarette butts are scattered inside. Cassidy, 49, was identified by dental records and leaves three sons.

Jack Cassidy West Hollywoop Calif Cassidy Shirley Jones Suit West Hollywood Miss Jones Oklahoma Danal Mike Tasley

Cousins Visit and Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed

Mrs. J. P. Hubenka returned Friday from Lewistown Montana where she visited cousins and their families for two weeks. She attended the golden wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanek and was joined by five Minnesota cousins who stayed five days.

Weigh J.P. Hubenka Lewistown Mont Charles Vanek

Nurses Return to Work After Historic Cook County Strike

Registered nurses at Cook County and Oak Forest hospitals resume duties at 7 a.m. after a settlement ending the longest nurses strike in U.S. history. The two year contract grants full sick pay after the first day, a 7 percent raise each year, a 25 percent first day sick pay, and a clause against reprisals.

Cook County Oak Forest

Tito rejects Soviet overtures amid fears of bases

Yugoslav sources say President Tito dismissed broad Soviet overtures for closer ties and refused Brezhnev's demand to allow Russian warplanes into Yugoslav airspace unless invited by a friendly third country. They note Moscow pressured Belgrade during Brezhnev's visit, while praising the talks as useful amid looming concerns over Soviet influence.

Selgrade Yugoslavia UPI Josip Broz Tito Kremlin Adriatic Warmater Tito Leonid I. Brezhnev Yugoslav Belgrade Angola Egypt Middle East United States Srezhnev Vader Communist Party Moscow Brezhnev Gremlin Hiere

Two Die As Allegheny Airlines Plane Crashes

An Allegheny Airlines De Havilland Twin 977 crashed near Cape May County Airport in New Jersey on Sunday night. Two of the ten aboard were killed, eight rescued with injuries, and survivors were hospitalized in Cape May Courthouse. Rescue crews described dense fog and low altitude contributing to the crash.

Uyule Township UPI Allegheny Airlines Cape May County DeHavilland Coast Guard Burdette-Tomlin Hospital Cape May N.J Bill Andrews Shirley Reeves

Modern Betsy Ross Betsy Ross Stitches Flags by Hand

New York elderly former actress and model Betsy Ross figure Mrs. Roberts crafts more than 100 flags by hand in a 18 inch to seven foot range without patterns or machines. She plans gifts for presidents Carter and Ford while recalling patriotism and Bicentennial pride in 1976.

Brent Bowers New York UPI Manhattan Betsy Ross Fifth Avenue Ford Carter Tress Mrs. Roberts New York City America

Notice to Creditors in Platte County Nebraska

Public notice asks creditors to present claims against the estate of Leonard W. Barrett deceased. The county judge will hear and settle claims March 22, 1977 at 10:00 a.m. in the County Court Room. Dated December 2, 1976 by Gerald E. Rouse County Judge.

Nebraska Platte County Leonard W. Barrett Nebrask Said Gerald E. Rouse Mary Schumacher Mary Elizabeth Schumacher State OF Barbara ‘Melliger Joseph J. Noble Kennard Wehrer Latte County

Nebraska Public Power seeks bids for Gerald Gentleman Station cooling equipment

Nebraska Public Power District announces sealed bids for Contract No 74 7260 for cooling water heat exchangers at Gerald Gentleman Station Unit 2 near Sutherland Nebraska. Bid deadline 10 00 am CST January 6 1977. Bid documents available from Director of Purchasing Columbus Nebraska 68601 with 10 00 nonrefundable.

Nebraska Public Power District Gerald Gentleman Sutherland Nebraska J.M. White Columbus Cs.t Um. Cs.t P.O. Ox AJ. Divis Stearns Roger, Incorporated Lough Ash Denver Olorado Board of Directors D.w.bill

Final report and heirship notices in Platte County Nebraska

Public notices announce final account hearings for Melvin A Grotelveschen estate on December 14 1976 and petitions to determine heirs for Mary Schumacher and for Joseph J Noble estate with hearings in Platte County Court. Also includes city and county meeting notices in Columbus and Platte County with agendas and public access details.

Two Nebraskans receive humanities fellowships

Two Nebraskans are among 179 fellows from 30 states awarded National Endowment for the Humanities fellowships for independent study. Bernice Slate of the University of Nebraska Lincoln will pursue a critical biography of Willa Cather and John A Braeman will study Cather's history. Fellowships provide stipends up to 20000 for a year and up to 10000 for six months, with fellows released from daily duties to focus on research.

sAomumuiun National Endowment For the Humanities Bernice Slate University of Nebraska-Lincoln Willa Cather American Great Plains Slot Cather Virginia Pittsburgh New York American Iie John A. Braeman

Miami Cold Spot in New Geothermal Maps

The US Geological Survey reports Miami as a cold spot in a geothermal study. Temperature readings at 14 000 feet there reach only 212 degrees Fahrenheit, while hotter spots in New Orleans Corpus Christi Houston Pittsburgh reach 12 000 to 16 000 feet. The agency released two maps showing subsurface temperatures from 30 000 wells.

Jashington UPI Miami US Geological Survey New Orleans Corpus Christi North America

Pan Am 747SP Completes Longest nonstop Passenger Flight

Pan American Airways 747SP completed an inaugural round trip marking the longest nonstop passenger flight. The 7,500 mile Sydney to San Francisco journey took 13 hours 14 minutes. The service, part of a weekly inaugural run, begins with a return leg from San Francisco to Sydney.

San Francisco API Pan American Airways Australia Pan -American Airways Sydney

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