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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1971
Page
4
Lockheed chairman Daniel Haughton discussed salvaging the Bankrupt Rolls Royce LW B21 engine for the Tristar jet, arriving amid talks with British officials. He aimed to present a course of action by February 38, while government sources doubted a decision could be given by then.
About 100 ambulance drivers and volunteer firemen from nine towns joined Columbus police and ambulance staff in a workshop at Behlen Memorial and St. Mary Hospital to address coronary care en route to hospital. Dr. Louis Sojka and RN Adrianne Odgaard demonstrated airway clearance and external heart massage, stressing rapid action if no pulse. Administrators Don Carlson and Steve Brase outlined anticipated patient and family conflicts, with officials from Bellwood and other towns present.
About 40 business and professional men attended a chamber revival in David City. Officers named for two-year terms include Max McGee as president, Jack Tate as vice president, Yudinnekner as secretary treasurer, with Don Schaechtz and Ed Prokes as board members. Holdover directors are Joe Novacek, Dick Eberly and Wrest J Hotovy. Discussion covered fiscal year dates and meeting times. A quarterly dinner with a Nebraska chamber guest speaker is planned to present a ground program to the Sonal organization.
In Lancaster County District Court Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co is named in a $72,625 lawsuit filed by Mr. and Mrs. George Elikar. They allege that a malfunction of telephone lines delayed fire department response after a fire at their Waverly home last November.
Red Cross Bloodmobile chairman Randy Neidhardt says the vehicle will visit Albion at the Veis Club on March 2 from 10 am to 4 90 pm seeking a quota of 120 pints.
Fountainhead State Park superintendent Leo Newton and Oklahoma Highway Patrolman Bill Walker were shot to death while arresting two soldiers suspected by federal authorities. Park ranger Pickens was critically wounded as officers pursued William Franklin and Edwin Jones, both from Mineral Wells Texas, with Franklin described as a Vietnam deserter.
Historical notes claim Chartreuse liqueur uses a secret mix devised by French monks. The claim notes that the formula, never fully analyzed, reportedly contains over 110 lerks and remains a closely guarded tradition.
Albion Iowa event saw Ralph Hofalent of Felco Lad O Lakes urge unity and new political action by farmers. About 250 guests attended as three-year board members Jerry Bolermann and Don Klese were elected. Directors listed include Charles Ponelisen William Karges Cate Trowman and William Loebs.
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