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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1977
Page
3
The column offers a full day horoscope for all twelve signs with guidance on finances friendships work and gains. Each sign receives a brief prompt from Aries to Pisces noting potential outcomes and recommended actions for Saturday February 19 1977.
Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs. Berney Paprocki as hostess. Mrs. Marvin Wilcox received the hostess gift. Next hostess will be Mrs. Francis Robak. Local residents Ed Hansler and Karen Youngbeck visited relatives. visits to Clarkson Hospital noted. Kimball native Tom Adams, formerly of Silver Creek, died in Kimball. he was formerly married to Winnie Davis Hatch of Kimball.
The Albion VFW Auxiliary recognized Gold Star members and 5, 10, and 25 year members at their annual banquet at Zion Lutheran Church. Attendees included Mrs. Marvin Briese and others while several members could not attend. A $20 donation was sent to the VFW National Home in honor of these members.
The General Accounting Office reports Americans largely ignore the 55 mph limit, leaving enforcement to ticket only the most blatant violators. The rule, enacted by Congress in 1973 to conserve fuel after the oil embargo, remains in effect across all states.
Dr Daniel Goldberg of Grace Bible Institute Omaha will speak at Shell Creek Baptist Church Sunday 9 45 AM on Christ in the Passover. The talk includes a Seder demonstration with traditional items and a Jewish costume to illustrate the Last Supper gestures. The service aims to educate Christians and foster outreach to Jewish residents nine miles north of Columbus on Mason Road.
In Saigon the Feb 4 events formalized Viet Cong dissolution and a unified front, yet regional resentment between north and south persists. Northerners hold power over key posts while Southerners challenge rapid reunification spurred by Hanoi. Bean sprouts and water spinach symbolize the split, with hostile labels used by both sides.
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