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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1973
Page
1
Market summary shows 6,500 hogs with varied gains up to 38.75 for 200-230 lb and 32.00-53.00 for heavier classes. Calves and cattle up, steers at 41.65 a new high, heifers up 50-73, cows steady to higher. Sheep receipts 2,000 with lambs mostly 50 higher. total harvest estimates 6,000 cattle and 2,000 hogs for Tuesday.
In Columbus and nearby towns, residents faced fines including Tom Chais Walters for carrying a loaded shotgun and other violations. Payments ranged from 2 to 30 dollars for offenses such as speeding, parking, stop signs, failure to yield, and no reciprocity. Notable names include Everette Peterson, Richard Gaver, Claude Cobb, Arnold Croddy, Larry Edwards, Arvin Nite, Jackie Jackson, Ronald Aye, Agnes Indra, Alfred Betchtold, Max Swalsky, Howard Wilhart, Mark McPowell, Carl Patrick, Virgil Keeler, and Lester Vanek.
The National Audubon Society lauds federal plans to establish Nebraska wilderness regions. Regional rep Ben Klataske notes Crescent Lake near Oshkosh and a Valentine area as the only viable sites. The proposals cover 24,502 and 16,137 acres respectively.
Publication notice from The Carre Telegram Columbus Nebraska outlines delivery and subscription rates. It lists prices for local carriage, mail options in Nebraska and other states, and requests readers to notify changes of address with the newspaper.
In Lincoln Nebraska a bill by Sen Gerald StrotherWould expand the all star residential preference primary to include a ballot for vice president He argues the change would let voters express a preference for the vice presidency similar to the president The proposal would allow vice presidential candidates to qualify by secretary of state selection or petition and would give citizens a say beyond party bosses.
A horoscope page advises Taurus and Gemini to focus on practical gains and personal growth. It warns against constant bickering and urges mindful spending, timely rest, and consulting helpful advisers. Varied signs receive guidance on career plans, relationships, and balancing amusements with work responsibilities.
HAL BOYLE imagines a world where fantasies replace routine. The column riffs on improbable daydreams from famous figures and quirky scenarios, questioning restraint and urging imagination while noting the absurdities and risks if all daydreams came true.
The Associated Press reports two weekend deaths in Nebraska raising the 1979 traffic toll to 10. Agnes Parks, 76, of Lincoln died from injuries after a two car crash in Lincoln. Pat O’Neil, 36, of Wauneta died in a county road pickup mishap nine miles north of Wauneta. his vehicle struck a railing and rolled into a pond, drowning. Also, Dundee Presbyterian Church voted to call Rev. Gerald Fr. Nazelrigg from Peoria as pastor, with arrival hoped by April 1.
In Northern Ireland, guerrillas killed three police officers Sunday night amid a wave of bombings blamed largely on the Provisional IRA. Eight bombs exploded citywide. two additional attacks, including a tavern blast, wounded many. Police toll rose to about 20 killed, with snipers targeting army posts and arrests made near Ballymurphy. Girl Guides referenced as a global note elsewhere.
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