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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1976

Page

5

Betty Ford Campaign Debut Planned in New Hampshire

Betty Ford, recovering from a neck ailment, will campaign for her husband in New Hampshire this weekend. She will fly in, visit Lancaster Public School Workshop for Handicapped Children, join a Nashua campaign phone drive, attend a Chamber of Commerce banquet, and campaign with Ford in Nashua, Concord, and Durham.

Betty Washington UPI Betty Ford New Hampshire Meord Sident Ford Chamber of Commerce Nashua Concord Durham

Palm oil hoax in US campaign finance satire lampoon

Washington panel lampoons a Supreme Court ruling on campaign contributions and palm oil imports. It jokes that candidates now need many small donors as palm oil lubricates fundraising, while noting agricultural policy pressures and festive campaigning stumbles. It satirically links palm oil supply to political fundraising challenges.

Dics West Washington UPE Supreme Court Uitte Agriculture Department Palmers United Bates Ioves T Sid

Anniversary supper at Knights of Columbus Hall David City

A covered dish supper and anniversary party will be Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in David City. Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters and spouses in the area are welcome. Guests should bring their own food and utensils. Clergy and nuns will be special guests.

David City Knights of Columbus

Cuba Families Visit Grosches for Sunday Supper

Local social notes list numerous visits and gatherings across Grosch and surrounding towns. Families from Grand Island Columbus Lincoln and Shelby attended dinners and weekend hospitality at the Grosch and related residences.

Nebraska UNO chief pledges no downtown campus plan

Lincoln Neb. Chancellor Ronald Roskens assured the Unicameral Appropriations Committee that the University of Nebraska Omaha will not attempt to establish a downtown campus if state funds are provided.

UNO Lincoln Neb UPIU Ronald Roskens University of Nebraska-Qmiaha

Dean Spike attends postal conference and town visits

Dean Spike attends a National League of Postmasters Conference in Grand Tskurd and spends days visiting residents in Platte Center Buckeye district towns. the report weaves through local trips, marriages, and community figures while noting downtown Omaha campus expansion debates and UNO health building funding, with political asides on education and gender equity.

Podrazas Take Southern Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Podraza returned home from a three week trip to the South visiting Joe Podraza in Hot Springs Arkansas and Ed Davis in Dallas Texas. Charles Brand visited his family before leaving for Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. Bark Klassen Sr. moved to Clover Leaf Nursing Home at St Edward Missouri. Mrs Jim Smith and family moved to Shelby and Richard Kufa moved to Grand Island. Bark Klassen Jr. of Wray Colorado joined Dick Klassen for weekend meals. Tom Mason of Schuyler sued his grandmother Mrs Chris Boss Monday evening.

Silver Creek Bernard Cuba Cnly Joe Tubs G.W Jerry Brand Grand Island Arroll Gray Shelly Shelby Ing Beck Jon Brand Columbus Leland Alexander Hietur Sandellhom Lincoln Rob Cross Horseyes New York Lesanderiie Zoucha Virgil Kula Andy Kula Downy Calif Louis Gerber Monroe Alexander Roy Mason Bob Zegar Virgil Zegar Barh Debbie Virgil Ikuta Jim Powers Brine Frizzell Clem Rinkvl Randy Frank Stanezy Ed Shotkoski John Sock Kim Patiliska Amy Miller Jeanette Zegar Deanna Swerlzic Frank Podraza Joe Podraza Hot Springs Ark Ed Davis Dallas Texas Charles Brand Clark Air Force Base Philippines Bark Klassen Clover Leaf Nursing Home St. Edward Jim Smith Richard Kufa Mys Bark Klassen, Jr Wray, Cola Dick Klassen Tom Mason Schuyler Chris Boss

FFA weighs wildlife preserve plan in Leigh meeting

Leigh Future Farmers of America discussed creating a wildlife preserve with Paul Millard under Building our American Communities and Community Service Committees. They planned FFA Week activities and a student body presentation with jackets worn Feb. 16 to 21. The source notes the original Liberty Bell, then Province bell, was cast in London for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Sub anniversary.

Leigh Leigh Future Farmers of America Paul Millard Building Our American FFA Province London Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

FFA explains agriculture to children

Leigh high school vocational agriculture students in the Future Farmers of America chapter explained modern agriculture to Leigh elementary school children during the last week. The project, part of Food for America, is co sponsored by the National FFA Foundation American Breeders Service J I Case Chenagai Agricultural Division of Mobay Dekalb AgResearch Inc. President Chuck Folken says the aim is to help youth understand where food comes from.

LEIGH Farmers of All PFA American Breeders Service J.1. Case Chenagro Agricultural Division Mobay Chemical Corporation Dekalb AgResearch Inc Leigh Fra Chuck Folken

Nebraska Unicameral Agrees on Performance Audit

Nebraska lawmakers push for efficiency as the unicameral considers shifting audit duties from the state auditor to the fiscal staff. A recent education department audit highlighted issues such as counselors’ time spent on nonessential tasks and inconsistent training. Lawmakers demand concise findings to guide funding decisions. In Albion, Boone County Legion and Auxiliary plan a joint district convention in Madison on April 25.

Lincoln Ned WPI Nebraska Ray A. C. Johnson Johnson John Cavanaugh Omaha Marvel State Education Department Division of Rehabilitation Services Central Office Albion Boone County American Legion and Auxiliary Madison

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