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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1977

Page

4

Family plans amid Carter Europe trip and ski dreams

The article notes President Carter and wife Rosalynn traveling Europe for six days while daughter Amy contemplates skiing in Crested Butte Colorado. Lillian Carter hints at staying with Carleton Hicks, a Brunswick, Georgia fishing buddy, amid broader Fischer feud coverage citing lawsuits involving chess champion Bobby Fischer and writers over invasion claims.

Schussroomer Christius Carter Hexalyne Europe Amy Crested Butte Colo Lillian Carter Carleton Hicks Brunswick

Man Arrested on Theft Charge in Omaha

The Omaha Central Labor Union president Terry Moore reports his briefcase containing personal items checks and eight track tapes was taken from his car Tuesday. A possible second suspect remains at large as police question a man. the briefcase has not been found. Moore offered a generous reward and used a newspaper ad to flush out the thief. A meeting was arranged at 45th and Lake streets but police intervened.

Omaha UPI Omaha Central Labor Union Terry Moore Moore Saaid 45Th Lake Streets

Beer sales top in Nebraska liquor report for year

Nebraska Liquor Control Commission reports beer sales reached 39 million gallons while total alcoholic beverages neared 43.3 million gallons in the last fiscal year. August saw the heaviest beer consumption with over 4 million gallons. wine and spirits total 4.2 million gallons. Liquor sales provided 10.5 million dollars in taxes, with 293 licenses cancelled and 286 licenses withdrawn or applications rejected.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Nebrmaka Liquor Control

Court urged to resolve disputes over teacher association election

Report indicates multiple groups including the Metro Technical Education Association and Mid-Plains Education Association pressed the court to oversee a certification election. Several affected employees reportedly signed waivers or agreements, seeking a defined bargaining process for teachers.

Metro ‘Technical Education Association Hay Mid-Plaina Education Mit-Pials Agsociation

Marie Curie Wins Nobel Prize for Metallic Radium

Marie Curie is reported as winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery and isolation of radium and polonium. The award status is confirmed with the prize ceremony in Stockholm planned for December.

Marie Curie Intette

Federal poverty of i blurs the vehicle stock market

The text shows garbled OCR about federal poverty and motor vehicle manufacturers. It mentions trade or stock issues and a central concern affecting the auto sector, but key names and dates are unreadable. The readable fragment hints at policy impact on vehicle production and market outlook without concrete figures.

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