04 Jan 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1974
Page
1
USDA quotes show hogs 200-325 lb steady to higher with 260-295 lb strong. prices vary by weight. Cattle offerings light with steers steady to weak, cows weak to lower, utility and commercial bids around 32 to 34. Cattle and calves receipts forecast at 7,000. hogs 6,500. sheep 100.
Leigh Women’s Club met at the clubhouse with the theme Sharing Our Meritage. Members brought heirlooms for display while Miss Ruby Reininger led the business session. A nominating committee was formed and plans for a February arts and crafts show with a sewing class fashion show were announced.
Tarnov Frances Kwap nioski of Lincoln and Debra Nietfeld of Marysville Kansas spent New Year weekend at frame of Isidore Kwapnioski. Wilfred J. Wicht of Milwaukee and Lee Wicht with daughter of Wisconsin visited with Andrew Smolen and Mrs Bob Muhlman. New Year's dinner at Isifore Kwapniaski home included Mark Zabawa and daughter of St Joseph Missouri Frank Zabawa of Humphrey Francis Kwapniaski of Lincoln and Debra Nielfeld of Marysville Kansas.
Postal notice informs subscribers of Columbus that change of address should be sent promptly to the postmaster. It lists holidays and mentions mail handling, with reference to carrier routes and the section of Platte Avenue and nearby areas.
Mlaws Mary Ann Scherr, 52, an associate professor at Kent State University, designed two silver pendants that monitor air pollution and include a face mask and 10 minute emergency oxygen. A filigreed bracelet uses tiny sensors to track heart rate, blinking light and buzzer alert on rapid heat rate changes. Her body-monitoring jewelry, showcased at a Miami gallery, reflects a new idea born from accidental missteps in prior jewelry design.
I thank everyone for the lovely get well cards gifts food visits and phone calls and for all other thoughtful kindnesses after my illness Shirley Gersich and my doctor are thanked for visits and prayers Mrs Lloyd Whitlow
Schuyler police probe a noon Tuesday hit run after a car driven by Gordon F. Kuceras was struck by an unknown vehicle in a parking stall near the Oak Ballroom. Damage to the Kuceras car estimated at 434 dollars.
Readable horoscope text offers daily guidance for each sign from Taurus to Aquarius, urging focus on assets, appointments, and backing for projects. It includes a birth note claiming inventive potential for a child born today and emphasizes early spiritual training and education.
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports a shortage of phosphoric acid used in a pig feed additive could force farmers to reduce hog output. NU swine specialists work with biochemists to source alternatives as feeds rely on phosphorus for bone health.
In Rock Rapids Iowa District Court Judge Edward Kennedy approved a defense motion to hire a private investigator to examine the Nov. 17 shotgun slayings of four Sioux Falls teenagers. The Fryer brothers Allen 4 and David 24 appeared. James 21 remains jailed on another charge. The trio face four counts of first degree murder each and await rulings on other defense requests.
A Social Security official said Nebraska and western Iowa recipients may miss checks or receive larger payments under Supplemental Security. The program aims to provide a base income of at least 190 dollars for a single person and 195 dollars for a married couple, with potential overpayments to be recouped in three months.
Scientist notes from World Book Encyclopedia place Pikes Peak at 14,110 feet above sea level. The peak rises roughly 9,000 feet above the adjacent Great Plains, contrasting with the Plains’ lower elevation.
Washington AP confirms William R. Saxbe, veteran Republican, is sworn in as the nation's 70th attorney general. He argues politics has a place in the top law enforcement arm but vows immunity from improper pressures. Saxbe rejects keeping internal contact records and says he will rely on trusted allies to guard the department from outside influence. The ceremony occurs in the Great Hall with Ohio judge Robert Mincan officiating. about 300 Ohio friends and officials expected.
City Council grants loading zone in front of Gaeth Produce during hatching season from 4 am to 5 pm. Street crew to add sand gravel and salt to icy spots. One year and six year street programs estimated at 156000 and 1 million. Public hearing set for Feb 11 on programs and railroad viaduct plans. Golf Club provides bill of sale for clubhouse and caddy houses to be leased back.
LA AP reports Bette Midler ranks No 1 on Mr Blackwell's 1973 list of the ten worst dressed women. Among others named are Princess Anne Jacqueline Onassis and David Bowie, who becomes the second man on the list in 14 years. Blackwell quips about Midler and notes Bowie's cross fashion act.
MADISON Neb AP More than 6200 residents signed a petition urging 180000 in courthouse improvements including jail and court room upgrades. The measure is presented to county commissioners with a 65 percent validity threshold based on last two general elections. No clerk approved signatures yet. A separate drive seeks to move the county seat to Norfolk.
Schuyler Colfax County Sheriff's Office investigated a Monday night one vehicle accident about three miles northwest of here on a county road. Warren R. Rassow of rural Schuyler was injured when his pickup left the road, went into a ditch, and rolled. The crash caused seven dollars damage to the truck.
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