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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1976
Page
2
Hogs total 3,800 with varied prices by weight. No 1 3 200-230 lb hogs at 49.2 to 49.5. Cattle and calves count 5,000 with yield grades showing declines. steers mostly 50 lower, heifers 50 lower, cows firm. Sheep 100 with packaged lambs 51.00. Tuesday estimates set cattle and calves at 4,500 hogs 3,500 sheep 400.
Loup Power District offers a narrated slide program titled The Dilemma of the Electric Utilities to explain the nation energy panorama. The free presentation welcomes any group of citizens and is facilitated by Loup Development Manager Dwayne Smith. Additional efforts guide customers on lowering bills via prudent electricity use with energy conservation details available at all Loup offices. Twelve of the 39 U. S vice presidents have become presidents.
Mrs. Grace Merrill hosted the United Methodist Women on Wednesday afternoon in the church basement with fourteen members present for quilting. Future hosts and leaders are announced for upcoming meetings and events.
Advertisement for Livestock Futures, a partnership located at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68601 offers services related to livestock futures and related market activities. The notice provides business location details for potential clients and partners.
Anne Rice as secretary with Delores Schneider Mary Jepsen and Elsie Ruda as officers at large. Schneider had been acting president after Shirley Wilken's resignation in November. Barbara Averett outlined bills in the Unicameral and noted a killed elderly legal aid bill. A property value in inheritance bill passed into law. Dyas urged mass transit and energy saving measures and urged caution on costly defense gadgets.
Albion City School will host an assembly in the high school gym at 12 45 PM featuring Jack Chase a minister and world champion wheelchair basketball player. Chase lost use of his legs to polio at 20 and has toured demonstrating wheelchair sports for the physically handicapped. Open to the public.
Council Bluffs police chief Nick Sulentic says the investigation into 5 year old Oliver Bernhardt’s February 12 disappearance will begin anew. An extortion case linked to the family involved 19 year old Roxanne Gast who was charged with malicious threats to extort and held in custody after pleading reduced bond. The case notes a letter demanding $2000, made from cut letters, with no handwriting, and no known accomplices or solid leads.
Lower Loup Natural Resources District sponsors a mini water conference in Ord on Wednesday March 10 at the Elks Club. The program starts at 9 30 a m with University of Nebraska President D B Warner as luncheon speaker and features speakers on ground water grand water legislation surface water resources tailwater reuse systems pumping plant efficiency and irrigation water management.
Boone County Elementary spelling contest set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Boone County Courthouse. Superintendent Joe Matrisciano says two representatives from each school will participate. In Albion, Junior Women’s Club hosted a dinner for five couples at the Albion Country Club.
Egyptian forces moved into the last 89 square miles of Sinai promised under the interim peace accord with Israel. The takeover ends a three month Israeli pullback and places Egypt about one eighth into the peninsula with roughly 30 percent of the relinquished area under Egyptian control. The remaining 70 percent remains as a widened U N buffer zone with early warning stations.
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