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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1976

Page

3

Midwest Snowstorm Hits Midwest and Northeast

A powerful Midwest snowstorm battered the region with five inches to a foot of snow, delaying travel and shutting many schools. The storm triggered airport delays in Chicago and Detroit and caused power outages with numerous accidents. A second storm affected the South and lower Midwest with rain and tornadoes, injuring several and damaging towers and plants in Kentucky.

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Suspect Held in Gulfport Woman Slaying After Kidnap Ransom

Gulfport bank exec Charles Marter paid a $25,000 ransom after his wife Edwina Marter was kidnapped. Hours later her body with a single bullet wound was found near U.S. 49. Richard Gerald Jordan, 29, of Hattiesburg was arrested as the suspect. FBI and Harrison County DA Albert Necaise outlined the case and noted a murder weapon had not yet been found. Jordan faced arraignment and was jailed as the investigation continued with further charges expected.

Gulfport, Miss UPI Charles Marter FBI Richard Gerald Jordan Hattiesburg Miss Edwina Marter Gaston Hewes Necaise Donald Sullivan Jackson Marter Jordan

Sixteen oil drilling permits issued in first week of 1976

In the first week of 1976 the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission issued 16 new drilling permits. Toltek Drilling Co. of Denver received nine permits in Cheyenne Morrill and Garden counties. Seven Toltek permits lie in eastern Cheyenne County. Toltek plans to drill itself. The activity mirrors 1975 brisk pace when plains and mountain states reached a 16 year peak.

Sidney, Neb UPI Io Toltek Drilling Co Denver Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Toltek Cheyenne Morrill Garden Plains Mountain

Brussels Sprouts Origin Traced to Belgium

The vegetable known as Brussels sprouts has long been sold in Belgium since the 12th century and takes its name from Brussels, the capital.

Brussels Belgium

Hall County votes for full vehicle tax exemptions

The Hall County Board approved 100 percent tax exemptions on vehicles owned by religious and educational groups. A prior 50 percent policy was questioned after County Attorney Sam Grimminger advised hearings may be required to avoid possible legal issues. Supervisor Ralph Herndon noted hearings could be unworkable.

Grand Island, Neb UPI Hall County Sam Grimminger Ralph Herndon

Van Egmond to speak at First United Methodist Church

Alan E. Van Egmond of Church World Service Africa will speak at the 9 and 10 45 a m services in Columbus about CROP CWS programs and development. He recently returned from Africa where he organized relief and development projects in Guinea Bissau Cape Verde Ethiopia and Mozambique and previously led CWS Niger relief after a devastating drought. He will discuss Africa experiences and the work of CROP CWS to raise funds for programs in more than 30 countries.

Alan E. van Egmond Africa First United Methodist Church Columbus United States World Service van Egmond CWS Guinea Bissau Cape Verde Islands Ethiopia Mozambique Africa Field Niger Wesleyan University Middletown Connecticut Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy Medford Massachusetts Church World Service

Exon urges legislature support for multi state veterinary college

Gov. J. J. Exon warned the Nebraska Unicameral that backing for a proposed multi state veterinary college will fade without legislative support. He cited opposition from the agriculture committee and criticism from media as obstacles, and noted the Old West Regional Commission leads the push among Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana.

Lincoln, Neb UPI J. J. Exon Lincoln Nebraska Agriculture Committee Exon Lincoln Journal Old West Regional Commission South Dakota North Dakota Wyoming Montana Loran Schmit Bellwood New York Pennsylvania Old West Commission

WWII veterans of 58th Wing plan reunion in Denver

World War II veterans of the 58th Bomb Wing comprising the 40th 444th 462nd and 468th Groups will meet July 21 to 25 in Denver Colorado for a combined reunion The group served in India China and Tinian contact John A Kavulich 145 N Sth Street Indiana PA 15701 for details.

58Th Denver Colo John A. Kavulich India China Tinian Kavulich N. Sth Street Indiana

Birthday party honors Hennessey

A party honoring Dale Hennessy on his eighth birthday was held Thursday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Hennessy. Eighteen of his second grade classmates attended. Mr and Mrs Ed Szatko returned home Saturday from Kansas City Mo where they had attended the Great American Dream pageant.

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