06 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1974
Page
1
Markets representative notes slight variation in wheat corn and soybeans with oats and milo. Omaha Livestock quotes show steady to higher bids across hogs cattle and calves with specific weights and price ranges. Estimated receipts and intercity grain futures update follows.
Nearly 180 people attended a Monday meeting at the Legion Club to hear Paul H. Gessaman of the University of Nebraska discuss rural zoning. Introduced by Arlene Schmidt, he outlined the pros and cons, the legal framework, and the basis of rural zoning and comprehensive planning. County residents may contact the County Board for more information. Lunch was provided by the Farm Bureau women and a Q&A followed.
A sequence of thank you notes expresses gratitude for cards gifts visits and calls during hospital stays at Behlen Community Hospital and Veterans Hospital. Authors include Anna Cockson Ernest Anderson and Mr and Mrs Eugene Wieser thanking doctors nurses staff and supporters for care and celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary.
The Car Telegram is a Columbus Nebraska newspaper published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists subscription rates 42.9 percent monthly by carrier and 100 per year by mail, with distribution to Platte and neighboring counties and notes address changes for subscribers.
City and county officials monitored air quality after a six block area fire at Lorenz Chemical Co caused toxic chlorine release. More than 5 million residents evacuated from adjacent neighborhoods until the blaze was controlled before noon. Two people hospitalized for inhalation. Fire Chief Van Scoy lightly injured. A gospel quartet from Omaha, Singers Albion Tim Peterson and the Samaritans, scheduled Feb 18 at Li Edwardigh School gymnasium.
The Nixon administration aims to firm a basic position on SALT II as Kissinger plans a late March trip to Moscow. Officials say talks may extend beyond five weeks, with public optimism masking possible gaps. A joint communique and a February 19 resumption date frame the effort amid Watergate pressures and Middle East focus.
Washington officials report Communist China is advancing an intercontinental ballistic missile more slowly than expected. A three megaton warhead capable ICBM might be combat-ready in 1977 or 1978, with deployment of 10 to 25 missiles to follow after testing. Admiral Moorer cites limited technical staff and resources as reasons for the delay.
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