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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

11

Mysterious Object Falls Into Wakefield Pond

Residents report a black object sank into an ice covered pond after a shallow hole appeared in the ice. Witnesses described high radioactivity readings, though later tests showed normal background levels. Authorities kept information restricted and coordinated with state agencies and military officials.

McCarthy Greg Smith Wakefield Washington New Hampshire National Guard Maine Jean Peavy New Hampshire

Birth control pills linked to higher heart defect risk in babies

A UPI report from the New England Journal of Medicine shows that among over 50 000 pregnant women taking birth control hormones in early pregnancy, 18.2 per 1000 births had heart defects versus 7.8 per 1000 in those who did not. Olli Heinonen and colleagues at Boston University Medical Center led the study with Harvard School of Public Health and Albany Medical College partners.

Boston UPI New England Journal of Medicine Olli Heinonen Boston University Medical Center Harvard Medical School of Public Health New York State Birth Defects Institute Albany Medical College

Senator Loran Schmit seeks tax bill on livestock valuations

Lincoln Nebraska State Sen Loran Schmit says he will sponsor a bill through the Agriculture Committee to reduce errors in livestock valuation calculations. He cites discussions with Tax Commissioner William Peters on rising cattle valuations and notes the panel will also examine farm and business equipment valuations. Schmit warns of shifting state duties to local governments amid lower livestock and grain prices and reduced tax receipts.

Lincoln Neb UPI Loran Schmit Bellwood Agriculture Committee Schmit Nebraska William Peters Peters

Plan more regulations on new wells

Grand Island Nebraska health officials consider tighter rules for new domestic wells after nitrate contamination. Health Director Ed Edwards proposes deeper sealed casings and health department approval for all new wells, with hearings to decide this spring. Most high nitrate wells are about 40 feet deep and west of Grand Island.

Grand Island, Neb UPI Grand Island- Hall County Edwards Hall County Grand Island

America’s Cup to remain in Newport, under NYYC

Robert McCullough of the New York Yacht Club said the America’s Cup will stay in Newport. Rumors of relocation are dismissed as the club favors Newport, with trials in July and August to pick a defender and a foreign challenger for a best-of-seven series starting September 13 off Newport. 12-meter yachts from the United States Sweden France Australia and possibly Great Britain will compete.

Newport R.I UPI Robert McCullough New York Yacht Club McCullough United States Sweden France Australia Great Britain

Chamber Keeps David City Dues for 1977 Budget

At a Friday budget session the David City Chamber of Commerce board kept member dues and assessments at 1976 levels and approved a $5,500 budget. President Bill Thoman announced committee appointments including Nor man Hoeft, Robert Litten, Jim Howe, Weldon Duer, and Jack Eberly.

David City Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chamber Gene Coufal Bill Thoman Norman Knobby) Hoeft Robert Litten Jim Howe Weldon Duer Jack Eberly Boy Scouts

Church of Christ Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Members of the First United Church of Christ elected new officers including Ray Fuhr as deacon on the board for three years and Ed Malena as deaconess for three years. Trustees include Ed Malena Earl Fuhr with Mrs. Robert Neuhaus clerk and others.

Altar Society Meeting Chooses New President and Dues Rise

Tarnov St Anne's Altar Society met Sunday with new president Mrs Jim Sliva in charge. Circles and Church Cleaning Committee were chosen for the year. Dues were raised to 3 dollars annually. Mrs Don Zavadil demonstrated macrame plant hangers. Serving committee included Mrs Sylvia Jarosz.

Tarnov St. Anne’s Altar Society Jim Sliva Don Zavadil Mmes Sylvia Jarosz

Public Notices Hearing on Trust Estate of Charles Segelke

Notice of hearing in Platte County Nebraska Case No 204 regarding the testamentary trust of Charles F Segelke deceased. George Rambour Ill seeks approval of account through Dec 31 1976 and a partial distribution to residuary beneficiaries, hearing Jan 31 1977 at 10 AM.

Platte County Nebraska Charles Segelke Charles F. Segelke Bess Segelke George F. Rambour Gerald E Rouse County County Court D. Joseph Daly Joseph Daly State OF Gerald E. Rouse

Hearing Notice in Estate of Fred Schwarz Nebraska

Notice states an application by Oscar Schwarz personal representative seeks court order to sell estate realty. Hearing set Feb 7 1977 at 10 30 a.m in Platte County Court.

Platte County Nebraska Gerald E. Rouse

Ford's talk praised by lawmakers in farewell address

Congress praised President Ford as a moving, historic speaker. Senators Goldwater Thurmond and Moynihan, Rep Waggonner and Speaker ONeill called the speech hopeful and fitting, with Rockefeller and Javits lauding its breadth and nobility.

Gene Bernhardt Washington UPI Congress Ford Barry Goldwater Strom Thurmond Joe Waggonner Robert McClory Thomas O'Neill Nelson Rockefeller House Jim Wright Jacob Javits RNY S.J. Hayakawa Rcalif Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey Henry Jackson Fors Jack Brooks D-Tex John Rhodes Warren Magnuson Dash Henry Bellman Rokla

Ford Adds a Maybe to State of the Union

President Ford, finishing his prepared text, injected the word maybe into the line This report will be my last. His added remark drew general laughter from members of Congress as he smiled.

Washington UPI Ford State of the Union Congress

Clear Creek Farms Incorporated In Nebraska Incorporation

Incorporation notice states CLEAR CREEK FARMS INC registered in Shelby Nebraska Polk County with a $400000 capital, 4000 shares at 100 each. Authorized powers include farming farm properties trading and wide property dealings. Legal existence began December 27 1976 and perpetual duration set with a two to five member board. Dated January 4 1977.

Clear Creek Farms, Inc Nebraska Shelby Polk Clear Creek , Inc

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