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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1975

Page

3

Mid-State finances spark county dispute over windfall

In Lincoln a renewed quarrel over Mid-State Reclamation Project finances centers on how remaining funds should be distributed after the repeal vote. Officials say about 125000 dollars may exist, to be shared among Hall Merrick and Buffalo County school districts under acreage rules or a three county pool, with Key districts like Grand Island fearing biased shares.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Lincoln Journal Bill Kreifel Journal Don Shriner Nebraska Supreme Court Hall County Grand Island Cliff Dale Mid-State Dale the Journal Hall Merrick Buffalo Central City Merrick County Gerald Carties Mid- State Grand Island School Board Anne Campbell Paul Douglas Douglas

CBS Television Album Looks Back at 1975 and Hints at 1976

CBS reporters present 1975 in a one hour special with Charles Collingwood noting international events politics and notable deaths. The segment surveys the year and previews 1976 a Bicentennial and presidential election year with focus on candidates and leaders.

Joan Hanauer UPI New York Charles Collingwood Collingwood CBS Catfish Hunter Yankees Watergate South Vietnam Angola CIA Ford Nelson Rockefeller Ronald Reagan Morton Dean Kennedy Margaret Thatcher Britain Indira Argentina Isabel Peron Yehoah Aekese

Two ships sink in Gulf storms near Intracoastal City

In rough seas with 45 mph winds, two offshore work boats sank off Louisiana. One crewman is missing while two shipmates were rescued from the Elmer D. Connor near Intracoastal City at dawn. A Gulf Oil Pegasus crew of five escaped after their 130 foot boat went down near Main Pass. Coast Guard cites severe weather as the cause.

New Orleans UPI Gulf of Mexico Tenneco Oil. Co Elmer D. Connor Intracoastal City Gulf Oil Co Pegasus Main Pass Mississippi River Coast Guard Larry Fair

Bloodmobile exceeds quota in Schuyler drive

Schuyler Red Cross Bloodmobile judged a big success by local chairs Mrs. Adolph Vavricek and Mrs. Joe Healy. A total of 245 donors gave blood with 10 referrals. The drive collected 235 pints, topping the quota by 100 pints.

Schuyler — Red Cross Adolph Vavricek Joe Healy

Leroy Munger Receives Degree at University of Nebraska

Leroy Munger earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Attendees included his wife and daughter Lisa and Newman Grove relatives. The Mungers plan to live in Kearney after graduation amid family gatherings in Columbus and Humphrey.

Newman Grove Leroy Munger University of Nebraska At Lincoln Munger Lisa Donald Munger Vernon Rankin Claretta Munger Denver Colo Columbus Humphrey Keith Rankin Larry Nathan Tom Knievel Kansas City Missouri

Christmas Day quiets in war zones and cities worldwide

Across Bethlehem and Beirut and Argentina, Christmas Day brought fragile calm amid ongoing conflicts. About 15,000 visited Bethlehem’s sacred sites as Israeli troops watched. Beirut endured months of civil warfare with 6,000 dead and 12,000 wounded since April. In Argentina security remained tight after a guerrilla attack left over 100 dead. In the United States shoppers faced post holiday sales and rising traffic deaths as a winter storm snarled roads from New England to the Pacific. The Salton Sea’s salinity increases as agricultural waste enters the water.

United Press International Jesus Christ Bethlehem Israel Middle East Paul Vatican City St. Peter’s Square Beirut Santa Claus Argentina U.S National Safety Council New England Pacific Coast Arkansas Indiana Michigan Ohio National Weather Service

Handy hint for patching a nail hole in plaster

A simple home fix suggests mixing equal parts salt and star ch with water to create patching plaster for filling a nail hole in a plastered wall.

Warmer Weather Lifts Gas Supply Outlook In 1975

The Federal Energy Administration reports milder November and early December weather reduces projected shortages. Industry and electric utilities may bear the impact, not homeowners, with sure relief depending on regional demand and fuel switching. Domestic gas production remains down 6 percent yearly as reserves near record lows. Legislation on price decontrol looms, potentially adding billions in costs to gas consumers.

Washington UPI Federal Energy Administration FEA Frank Zarb North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Zarb Maryland Delaware New Jersey Federal Power Commission Zatb Congress Library of Congress Andrew Maguire Dn.j

Nebraska official to undergo heart surgery in Houston

Mel Kammerlohr, assistant Nebraska attorney general, will undergo heart surgery at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston. He expects a three to six week hospitalization under famed heart surgeon Dr. Denton Dooley. RURAL YOUTH ALBION notes a January card party and references a recent Christmas party in Pauls.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Mel Kammerlohr Nebraska Houston St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital Kammerlohr Denton Dooley

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