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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1976

Page

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Pellets From Straw Could Aid Energy Needs, Says Fritz

Middle State Manufacturing founder Bill Fritz envisions turning straw and cornstalks into pellets for livestock feed and energy generation. The process aims to cut crop residue by half, avoid sulfur emissions, and may attract federal energy funds for a future plant.

Bill Fritz Middle State Manufacturing Stan Linhorst Fritz Middle State University of Nebraska Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Federal Energy Research Ford Administration Elgin Neb Omaha Army Germany O'Neill Norfolk Columbus Fritz Manufacturing Drive Inn Westinghouse St. Edward Platte Center Aurora Kearney Fargo N.D United States

Flu Epidemic Reaches Nationwide Proportions

Flu deaths rose to 875 last week, 339 above the epidemic threshold, with the Northeast, Middle Atlantic, Pacific and Mountain regions hit hardest. The CDC notes 536 would occur seasonally, 339 from the current outbreak, as authorities probe a possible new swine flu virus first found in Fort Dix New Jersey.

Atlanta UPI United States National Center For Disease Control Middle Atlantic Pacific CDC Don New Jersey

NPPD weighs Lincoln power cut over $11.5 million bill

Nebraska Public Power District legal staff studied the possibility of cutting Lincoln’s electricity for nonpayment of $11.5 million in wholesale power. Board members debated actions, noting potential lawsuits and cash flow strain while Lincoln Electric contends billing violations date to 1965. Lawyers will review the option.

Nebraska Watson Lincoln Jim Orr North Platte Lincoln Electric System Lincoln Electric Power District NPPD Lancaster County John Brogan York

Farm product prices rise 0.5 percent in February

UPI reports February 15 prices for farm products edged up due to drought driven wheat gains and higher cattle hogs and calves. Milk lettuce eggs celery tomatoes fell while overall costs held steady. analysts expect modest retail food inflation in early 1976.

Washington UPI Great Plains Soviet Union

Prayer breakfasts planned for Lent at First United Methodist

The Columbus Ministerial Association will sponsor weekly Lenten prayer breakfasts at First United Methodist Church starting Ash Wednesday. Sessions run Wednesdays 7 to 7 50 a.m. with films and reflections on The Seven Last Words of Christ. Clergymen from area churches lead. Free will offerings.

Columbus Ministerial Association First United Methodist Church Philip S. Harris Grace Episcopal H.M. Rathkamp Trinity Lutheran Donald F. Brooks First Baptist William Effa Shell Creek Baptist Charles Potocki St. Bonaventure Catholic John McGee St. Luke United Church of Christ John Mi

St Bernard Nebraska's Ghost Town Ties to railroads and founder

In Platte County a small village named St Bernard near Lindsay and Humphrey once thrived with about 200 residents. Its decline followed the Burlington and Missouri Railroad bypass of Columbus and the community grew around a church named for Saint Bernard founded by Bernard Schroeder, the town’s early land agent.

St. Bernard Lindsay Humphrey Bern-Nard Bernard St. Bernard Township Walker Columbus Jay Gould Union Pacific Burlington and Missouri Platte County Lincoln Nebraska Montana Gould U.P Bernard Schroeder New Orleans St. Louis St. Libory Illinois The Burlington Schroeder Northwest Platte County Railroad Ann Sobota Gus Becher Miss Sobota Drayman

Roads commission asks tax boosts for Nebraska highways

The Nebraska Advisory Highway Commission approved a resolution urging the legislature to back a one cent motor fuels tax increase and a 10 percent rise in motor vehicle registration fees. The plan aims to raise about $11.8 million annually with distribution shared among state, counties, and cities.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Advisory Highway Commission Robert Crosby Better Nebraska Association Doyle Jack Pittman

Readings and Sun Times From Local Ledger

Local readings show midnight to 66 high on Friday with 49 high last year and 23 low year ago. Sun rises at 7 06 Friday and 7 05 Monday with sunsets at 6 19 Sunday and 6 20 Monday.

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