23 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
1
Washington dispatch notes a satirical UPI column arguing America nears full freeway capacity. The dialogue imagines officials debating future routes and air space for elevated or stacked highways while noting the Pope-centric note on cardinals.
The forecast notes facets for each zodiac sign with guidance on love, career, and personal growth. It highlights Taurus and Cancer themes of inner insight, Gemini social balance, Leo distant concerns, Virgo caution in near affairs, Libra appreciation, Scorpio family focus, Sagittarius learning, Capricorn security, Aquarius neighborly needs, Pisces gains and birthday significance, and urges thoughtful behavior and harmony within relationships. It preserves the era tone and astrological style with dated framing and generic planetary counsel.
The Garry rececram partnership lists address 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601 and details published evenings Sundays and holidays with second class status. Subscription rates of 13.03 dollars per year by carrier or mail within local counties. higher rates for other areas. Change of address instructions direct subscribers to notify the postmaster and the Columbus Telegram.
Lincoln reports Gov. J J Exon won 100 pounds of Oklahoma peanuts after a bet with Gov. David Hall. About 20 000 peanuts will be dyed and donated to the Nebraska Arthritis Foundation in Lincoln. The bags will bear the Nebraska 35 31 Oklahoma score and sell for 1 dollar each. Bob Devaney is honorary campaign chairman for 1971 drive.
Otis Cass reported 50 outdoor Christmas lights stolen from his home in Salien Oregon. After placing a sign reading Thieves stole our lights. Merry Xmas the display attracted less interest. the sign drew more attention than the lights previously did.
Sioux City realtor Rene Scott representing Carriage Hills developer seeks to place the entire Carriage Hills area in the Sioux City school district to avoid a split that would affect bordering tracts and individual lots. The request targets shifting jurisdiction from Sergeant Bluff to Sioux City in a bid to reduce confusion and cost for residents.
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