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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1973
Page
1
Dow Jones and blue chip averages report mixed moves with declines in industrials and transportation sectors. Trading shows minor shifts across major indices as investors weigh early gains against cautious sentiment in the U S stock market.
Market News Service reports mixed egg price movements with Grade A large 33 to 36 cents and other grades listed. Poultry prices unchanged with farm flocks around 24 cents and commercial markets at 7.14 to 8. OMAHA LIVESTOCK quotations show barrows 32 to 50, sows up to 75 higher, cattle and calves with varied prices, big size steers around 44, low to high choices, and limited sheep activity. Estimated Friday receipts project cattle and calves at 800, hogs about 4,300, sheep 1,5.
Prep League basketball results show Celtics 20 led by Milburn 1 Moore 6 Garrells 2 Owens 1. Vikings 16 with Sterup 11 arms 3 Souders 1 Praser 1. Eagles Jes 23 Sutton 9 Arkt 6 Van Dyke 3 Rabak 2. ARC Jayhawkers Jensen 7 Whetstone 2 Lemke 2 Taplev 1 Roary Raiders Triplett 11 Robinson 3 Randy 6 Munson Medlar Eagles Auxiliary Saints Terry Peterson 72 Redor 2 Walker 2 Krings 1. Optimists 16 Mancuso 8 Wieler 4 Riser 4 Elk 4 Arment 7 Warner 3 Anderson 2 Peters 2.
Behlens boosted their Southern Division record to 5 5 in the Pioneer Basketball League after beating Osceania and David City. In the 1943 win over Osceola Bob Schmid scored 29 Randy Peterson 23 and Tony Zahatwa 22 Lindberg 27 for the opponents. Peterson 29 Zabana 22 led Behlens in the 102 71 win past David City Sanley 17 for David Ony.
The Carh Telegram and Partnership at 4254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska published daily except Sundays and six holidays. Subscription rates: carrier 12.00 per month, by mail in Platte and nearby counties 11.00 per year. Delivery and address details residential and postal information provided by the local postmaster.
Aries to Pisces advice blends with a warning about a child. The text lists sign by sign guidance on success, tact, alliances, and social acts, urging practical changes, cooperation, and careful planning. A child section forecasts a serious development and a future map, with notes on parental guidance and potential talent.
A column of assorted notes and trivia starts with readers mail in New York. Deer populations have surged to over 30 times the 19th century levels per the National Shooting Sports Foundation. A Today’s Hearth survey finds 40 percent of 11 000 readers willing to go bra free outside the home. The National Geographic Society says burning national waste could power half today’s electricity if used in plants.
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Nathan Klintenic endorses merging Western railroads into Union Pacific Southern Pacific Burlington Northern and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe to form a nationwide, efficient, financially strong network. He argues coast to coast integration will reduce waste, prevent interchanging inefficiencies, and meet modern transport demands. Alan Saltzman new director of University of Nebraska legal services for convicts joins Lincoln news.
Peking proposes to buy or build British aircraft potentially worth hundreds of millions, courting the UK aircraft industry while risking upset to the United States and the Soviet Union. Negotiations touch on Harrier purchase and licensed assembly of a VOI jet liner, with COCOM as the final sanction gate.
Albion High School instrumental music director Hichard Barleh will take his group to the All We ion Central Bands Clinic in St Paul on March 24. An evening concert at St Paul High School will feature mass and honor bands.
Omaha AP United States. University of Nebraska Athletic Director Bob Devaney will join radio commentator Howard Cosell at the head table for the B'nai Brith benefit stag dinner to be held Wednesday at Peony Park in Omaha.
Schuyler school crowned Gerald Guernsey and Verna Faltys as Sweethearts royalty at the high school pageant. Guernsey is son of Arthur Guernsey of Linwood, Faltys daughter of Joe Faltys of rural Schuyler. Other candidates included Mike Javorak, Fred Jedlicka, Tom Vaseke, Gary Wuehal, Kathleen Grady, Cindy Kinck, Linda Svalova, and Cindy Rba.
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