02 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
1
Market summary from Omaha Neb reports moderately active hog trading with prices largely steady to higher. Cattle and calves insufficient for test, sheep absent. receipts show cattle and calves around 6,000 head and hogs around 1,000 with varied price ranges and weights listed.
Leigh Rich Herink and Bob Urban, sophomores in agricultural economics, were elected pledge trainer and coin representative respectively for Alpha Gamma Sigma at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Both are Agricultural Economics Club members. Herink serves as Northeast Area FFA vice president.
Local Nebraska newspaper notice lists delivery rates for Columbus and surrounding counties, with annual and monthly prices. It includes mail and rail options, change of address instructions, and contact details for The Care Telegram partnership office.
In Belfast a sniper killed Sgt. William Beardley as bombs and rioting rocked the city. The 30 year old British soldier was the first death this year in Northern Ireland's sectarian violence, with clashes triggering army patrols and fires across East Belfast.
Pope Paul VI announced the elevation of 30 new cardinals in a consistory set for March 5. The group includes Humberto Medeiros of Boston Timothy Manning of Los Angeles and Luis Aponte Martinez of San Juan among the ten American appointees.
The forecast outlines daily guidance for each sun sign from Aries to Pisces with themes of diplomacy, social activity, travel, finances, cooperation, and personal growth. It notes positive traits to pursue and cautions against hypocrites, while offering reminders to plan, save, and communicate clearly. The piece mentions a child born today as humanitarian and suggests education in medicine, politics, or psychology for future service.
At the Boone County Extension Service and Natural Resource District annual meeting in St. Michael Church basement 161 attended. Paul McTtosh NL Norfolk businessman spoke on Behind the Tron Curtain. Awards were given to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker and Mr. and Mrs. George Becker by Keith Newton Albion National Bank. Roger Nelson hosted. The Albion Swing Choir performed after dinner.
Albion Fire Department answered a call at 9 am to a chimney blaze at Mrs. Tillis Johnson’s residence. Fire Chief Robert E. Spiegel noted heavy smoke and speculation that a chimney ornament may have sparked the fire. No damage was reported to the house.
David City Senior High School released nine weeks and semester honor rolls. Seniors on both lists include Jane Daro Sharon Feeher and Ron Butterfield. Juniors Gary Dustal Renee DeWispelare Sharon Sabata Loretta Vanis Don Zinnecker Sharon Speicher Mary Weber Joan Speicher. Sophomores JoAnne Sveboda Teresa Vanis Jean Zeilinger Cindy Steiner Jat Hoeft. Freshmen Reyne Divis Marge Martin Chris Hruska Mary Claire Tomek Rob Siffring Nancy Marquis Pep Mohler Gordon Heins John Lehmit. An average South Korean farm measures 1.3 acres.
Sen. Jonn Stennis of Mississippi remained in serious condition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after being shot twice in a Washington robbery. A spokesman said he was awake alert and well oriented, not yet back on the respirator, with a 3 p.m. briefing planned as his son visited.
Schuyler district meeting at 7:20 p m in School District 1 R north of town on Highway 15 honors Mr and Mrs Billy Shoultz and family for a 1872 conservation award. Presentation sponsored by Colfax County Implement with Jerome Spulak presenting slides of their 1972 Europe trip. Snaff dates back to the 16th century.
In California and Washington families react to word that relatives, including Maj Norbert Gotner and Capt Stephen Long, are named on a Laos prisoners of war list. Some learn they are alive after years missing. others await confirmation as emotions range from hope to disbelief.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Washington DC announce the birth of a seven pound daughter named Jenny Lynn on January 24. The infant's mother is Carol Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter.
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