PLO and Jordan reject Carter peace plan clash grows
The PLO and Jordan rejected Begin’s peace plan backed by Carter. Iraq readiness to join hardline Arab opponents looms as bomb near Netanya injures four. Palestinian front claims blast killing or wounding 10 Israelis, while Sadat, Begin duel over terms. Jordan condemns surrender of Arab lands.
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CAT Drive Aims To Restore Columbus Area Television
Donations near four thousand dollars push Columbus Area Television toward a ten thousand dollar goal. A spokesman urged prompt gifts to resume broadcasting, with about six thousand still needed. Contributions may be sent to Columbus Area Television Inc Box 61 Columbus Penna with December set for the drive.
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Heloise Cruse Dies at 58 Author of Hints From Heloise
Heloise Bowles died at Baptist Hospital in San Antonio after complications from heart trouble. She authored the syndicated column Hints From Heloise for 17 years, carried in over 600 newspapers. Her daughter Panee Cruse, who helped under the name Heloise H, will take over the column. funeral plans pending.
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Shasteen to Seek GOP Senate Nomination in Nebraska
Curtis Aide, 12 years in politics, announces Nebraskan Republican bid for U S Senate. He targets Dem control, pledges dedicated agriculture staff, criticizes farm prices and federal policy. He notes Gov Exon’s popularity, defends Carter policies, and plans consulting work with Garey Management Organization.
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Students seek Americans Abroad openings in Columbus
Columbus Chapter of the American Field Service selected Lori Wurdeman and Michael Tuma to enter national competition for Americans Abroad. Lori Schutt was named first alternate. All three are juniors at Columbus High School and may join the Summer or School programs, with departures varying by hemisphere.
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Carter trip underway promotes peace and human rights
President Carter begins a nine day six nation journey to promote peace and human rights. He vows a different America at peace with other nations and itself while energy policy is a central theme guiding stops in Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium. A bomb at a U S cultural center in Tehran injures a doorman and damages the building. Carter plans talks with Jordan's King Hussein in Tehran and discusses possible role for Jordan in Middle East peace talks.
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Beautiful Thursday in Nebraska Promises Mild Weather
The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny, mild Thursday in Nebraska with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s and mostly sunny skies. Wednesday brought a statewide high of 1044 degrees at Imperial and an overnight low around 5 at Valentine, with Friday turning cooler and a small chance of light rain or snow.
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Minor subscription rate hike announced for Telegram
Columbus Telegram announces small increases in carrier and Nebraska mail subscription rates effective January 1. Carrier rise is 25 cents and Nebraska four year mail subscriptions rise by $2, totaling less than one cent per copy. Publisher Dave Lyons cites higher labor costs and newsprint prices as key factors.
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Telegram joins Associated Press for global coverage
The Columbus Telegram announces its re affiliation with the Associated Press, enabling instant communication with AP reporters editors and correspondents worldwide. AP news service operates 24 7 in 110 countries and reaches over 10 000 newspapers and stations. A Laser photo receiving machine will reproduce pictures with quality matching print.
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