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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

Page

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Nebraska lawmakers elect Hasebroock speaker in opening session

Nebraska legislature completed its first day of the new session with leadership votes. State Sen. WH Hasebroock of West Point was chosen speaker 23 23 in a mild upset over Jerome Warner. Secret ballots also selected Swanson Mahoney and Stull for top committee roles and a 12 member Committee on Committees was named across four districts. Forty eight of 49 unicameral members attended the opening day. Ellen Craft was absent.

United Press International Nebraska Hasebroock West Point Hasebrook Jules W. Burbach Jerome Warner Waverly Herb Duis Gothenburg Harold Simpsour Lincoln Gov Elect Jr. Exon Richard Proud Omaha Committee William F. Swanson Legislative Council Lesie Stull Alliance Eugene Mahoney Proud Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Swanson Mahoney Stull Unicameras U. S Roland Luedthe Irving Willie Falls City George Syas Sam Klaver John Savage C. W. Stormquist Oakland Maurice Kremer Aurora Laran Selmit David City Robert Clark Sidney Seolisbluff J. James Waldron Callaway Unicameral Anly Ellen Craft North Platte

No Major Livestock Losses Reported in Nebraska Blizzard

Government agricultural watchdogs said there have been no major livestock losses from the weekend blizzard in Nebraska. A full assessment is pending and reports of losses due to animals wandering beyond fences exist. Dairy farms may dump milk if roads blocked by snow prevent bulk truck deliveries.

Lincoln UPT Nebraska Division of Agricultural Statistics

Father Curtin Wins Big Pool Lottery Prize

Rev. James Curtin of Walsall said he bet £25 on a soccer pool at a church fundraiser to pay debts for a new hall. He hoped for a few thousand pounds to cover bills but won about $240,000, calling gambling acceptable when it helps the church.

Walsall England UPC James Curtin Father Curtin

Telegram (A Partnership) publishs in Columbus Nebraska

The Telegram announces its publication details and subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding areas. It notes delivery by carrier in Columbus at 7.00 per front, mail pricing for nearby counties, and a 15.60 per year rate for out of state or other sales. Subscribers are urged to report address changes promptly.

Columbut Nebraska Cartler Columbus Mall Planty Bare Utter Cotter Merrick Park Counties Rebraska Eater Cptaiebes

Hoover cites rise of racial disorder backers in 1970 report

FBI director J Edgar Hoover says racial disorders and attacks on police continued to threaten the nation in 1970 though incidents in schools declined from 1969 levels. He notes Panthers claimed six police deaths and 22 wounded, with organized crime convictions reaching new highs. He urges ongoing funding and new strategies to meet evolving challenges.

Hoover Washington UPI J. Edgar Hoover Congress Uis Dinoc Eyles Alten Tivns FBI PBS Jersons Fop John Mitchell Gall

Public Cat Telephones Take Silver Dollars in 1895

United Press International reports that in 1895 common public cat telephones accepted silver dollars along with half dollars, quarters, and dimes as payment.

United Press International

Bobby the policeman coined by Sir Robert Peel era

The term bobby stems from Sir Robert Peel who founded London's modern police force in 1829. It reflects early police administration and the enduring nickname used for British officers.

Great Beltain Bobby Robert Peel London

Medicinal Weights Go Metric as Britain Reforms

London reports the government declares traditional apothecary measures unlawful and orders medical dosing to switch to metric. Doctors and druggists must adopt metric units, ending the use of the dram grain scruple and apothecary’s ounce. The Department of Trade enforces the change nationwide.

London UPI Department of Trade Britain

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