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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1972

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Astrological Forecast Series March 21 to April 19

Forecast text reviews planetary influences across signs Taurus through Pisces. It warns against impatience for Leo and balance in Virgo, notes money pressures for Sagittarius, and highlights personal decisions, relationships, and career constraints. Birthday note suggests a compelling voice may lead to marriage or family commitments.

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Weekly Zodiac Forecasts Include Personal Focus and Cautions

The fragment outlines a Sunday forecast for the zodiac, with Aries through Pisces hints of personal finance, social interaction, creativity, and self reflection. It mentions income prospects, health and cooperation notes, and birthday introspection, urging balance and prudent steps amid daydreams.

The Lighter Side of a Dreaming Year Forecast

A humorous year ahead sketch by Dick West predicts political jolts and strange events across 1997. It lampoons Congress sessions and presidential campaigning amid chaotic forecasts, noting New Hampshire primaries, recesses, and odd political twists, with a closing bolt about astronaut deceleration tests.

Dick West Washington UPI Congress Senate New Hampshire House

Subscription rates and mailing details in The Columbus Telegram

The Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates by delivery and mail, noting 2.00 for local delivery and 11.00 per year for mail, with change of address procedures and directions to notify the local postmaster with both old and new addresses for proper routing. The notice mentions areas including Boone, Duver, Cailae, Werricks Hance, Polk counties, and Nebraska and other states.

Celicabus Cartier Columbus Mall Plate Boone, Duver Cailae Werricks

Malta base divides US, NATO and Britain in new assessment

London experts split with Britain over Malta’s strategic value as a Soviet penetration threat looms. Some defense analysts warn a Soviet move could neutralize the US Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean while Britain weighs withdrawal against Mintoff's tactics. Libya and Egypt are viewed as unlikely replacements.

K. C. Thaler London Russia United States Mediterranean Su Valy Malta Britain Mintoff Malty Libya Israel

Reforming vocational education into broadly aimed career education

Public education leaders urge renaming and expanding VET to career education. Marvin J. Feldman, FIT president, argues for a system guiding all students from school to diverse futures, enlarging access in hospitality, security, textiles and more to reduce youth unemployment.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI Marvin J. Feldman National Advisory Council On Feldman Fashion Institute of Technology FIT Cayneil Council Pew

Nixon timing tamped down Congress fury on key moves

President Nixon’s holiday timing muted criticism over renewed bombing of North Vietnam and a space shuttle project likely costing 5.5 billion or more. With Congress recessed, antiwar senators and critics were scattered, reducing backlash while Mondale and Proxmire issued brief comments. The pause kept opposition muted and public reaction subdued.

Steve Gerstel Washington Whethher Nixon Ning Congress Senate House North Vietnam

Sumetian Language Claimed as Oldest in Written History

The United Press International report states Sumetian is the oldest formally written language, with traces dating back to 3,300 BCE. Scholars note the claim relies on ancient inscriptions and linguistic analysis, placing Sumetian among ancient civilizations’ early writing systems.

United Press International

Almanac Today January fourteenth history and stars

Almanac notes January 14 1972 a Friday the 14th day of 1972 and evening morning stars Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars Saturn. Born this day Capricorn includes Carlos Romulo born 1899. Historical items: Ford began assembly line 1914 Roosevelt Churchill 10 day Motouca meeting 1943 Castro firing squads 1959. 1984 snowstorm death toll high. Ambrose Bierce quote.

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Two Young Men Arrested After Work Detail Escape

In Madison County Bar ton 21, who walked off a work detail at the State Penal Complex Friday, was arrested Wednesday night at his mother's home in Madison. He is held in Madison Jail. Dwayne Spike 17 of Silver Creek was arrested with him. Spike was on probation to Central City authorities.

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