Students Attend Dance Sponsored by Council
The event features Hoge, Gina Milburn, Ken Siemek, Mike Becher, Eric Sloth, Scott Harsh, Bob Goos, and Terry Anderson. A dance runs from 9 p.m. to midnight, sponsored by the Student Council.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
5
The event features Hoge, Gina Milburn, Ken Siemek, Mike Becher, Eric Sloth, Scott Harsh, Bob Goos, and Terry Anderson. A dance runs from 9 p.m. to midnight, sponsored by the Student Council.
Lincoln Nebraska Regents approve a 5 million request for building repairs and maintenance up from the prior year and raise repair priority from fifth to first. They also move the Health Physical Education and Recreation building to second and add 171000 for Monore Pavilion renovations.
The Omaha City Council will consider wiping out 25 old ordinances considered obsolete or unconstitutional. Among items are a World War II spittoon requirement for public buildings a ban on city employees circulating petitions and a 1941 sedition ordinance against speaking against the war effort.
Lynn R. Rosenkrans, 16, of Lynch died when his eastbound car skidded on a Holt County gravel road 14.7 miles southeast of Lynch. The vehicle left a bridge during a skid and rolled, throwing Rosenkrans from the car. He was pronounced dead at the scene by county deputies.
Gary Gilmore remains in limbo as the U S Supreme Court weighs whether to extend a stay on his death sentence in Utah. His mother Bessie Gilmore seeks to halt the execution, while lawyers report no progress in altering her stance. The court could rule today before the Christmas recess as Utah’s death statutes face constitutional review.
Postmaster Vern Zimmerman urges timely mailing for Christmas deliveries. He notes many residents have mailed already but others should act quickly to ensure delivery by Christmas. Emphasizes accurate legible addresses with ZIP codes, sufficient postage, and a return address, and mailing early in the day.
In Courmayeur Italy Hanni Wenzel led for 14 minutes as Liechtenstein hoped for victory in the World Ski Cup women's giant slalom. Austrian Brigitte Habersatter Totching won with Wenzel finishing third. officials faced anthem and flag mix ups during the ceremony.
Elks National Foundation announces 1051 college scholarships totaling 776900 dollars for 1977 78. Most Valuable Student awards 500 nationally, 551 other awards at state level. Six four year scholarships to top rated students. Applications due February 19 1977 with local contact Hanson S Elliott at 2966 29th Avenue Columbus Nebraska.
Mrs. Jerry Ni hosted the United Methodist Women as members joined in quilting at the church. The group plans a general meeting next Wednesday with a 1 PM luncheon.
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