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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1977

Page

3

Geneva Rhodesia talks hinge on transition to majority rule

The Geneva conference on Rhodesia reconvened with Prime Minister Ian Smith meeting black leaders Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe. A key issue is the March 1 1978 transition period and whether power remains with white Rhodesians or shifts to a British governor as Britain and the black leaders demand.

Rhodesia Ian Smith Joshua Nkomo Robert Mugabe Mr. Smith Britain

Rye expert cast fails in seven hearts bridge clash

South named Rye prides his bidding after opening a spade and pushing into Blackwood. Oswald criticizes seven spades as unsafe with a void, arguing trick one defense and a misplayed diamond and heart path doomed the contract.

Oswald Jim

Slam Tours Mexico Leigh-Gwen Grotelueschen Return

The report notes the bridge term slam derives from Slamm and references a person named Gwen Grotelueschen daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Grotelueschen returning to Concordia and Seward this week.

Mexico Leigh Gwen _ Grotelueschen Concordia Ao Seward Eugene Grotelueschen

Altar Society Sees Film on Breast Cancer

Bellwood Mrs. Duane Nesday and Mrs. Sue Hilger led a film program on breast cancer. Reports were given and new activity groups named. February chairwoman named Mrs. Ray Hough for the Altar Society.

Bellwood

Right to Life services planned by local students

St Bonaventure and Scotus students plan two events on Wednesday January 19 to mark a Supreme Court decision. An 8 am Mass at St Bonaventure Church will include grade and high school students. A noon prayer service will be led by Scotus students as they fast one meal to donate funds for Right to Life efforts.

St. Bonaventure Scotus Supreme Court St. Bonaventure Church Jacoi Brown Gg Oe Mothers’ Club St. Isidore Mmes Barbara Zapotocky Susie Love Dorothy Rief Luella Asche Shirley Liebig Ken Krings March For Life Washington

Exon worries drought may hit Nebraska economy

Governor Exon warns a fourth year of drought in outstate Nebraska could quickly harm the state economy and tax revenues. He urged budget restraint, favored preserving sales tax rates, and cautioned against repealing the grocery tax without compensating cuts. He spoke during a pre- state address interview with the Omaha World Herald.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Exon Omaha World Herald North Platte Omaha Bellevue

IRS backs down on taxing press policy change

Washington reform story notes IRS dropped a proposed sales tax on groceries after protests by educators colleges and accounting firms. Federal Register notice says the proposal would cost up to 5 million annually. Senator Exon voiced opposition and floated raising state food tax rebates from 16 to 20 dollars per person.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service IRS Federal Register Exon U.S. Senate Carl T. Curtis Neb

Leigh-Robert L. Urban Named Syracuse Branch Manager

Urban, a native of Leigh and June 1975 graduate of the University of Nebraska Lincoln in Agricultural Economics, is named Syracuse Branch office manager for the Lincoln Production Credit Association. He and his wife Lana Schroeder of Leigh live in Pleasant Dale where she teaches elementary school.

Leigh Robert L. Urban Syracuse Lincoln Production Credit Association University of Nebraska At Lincoln Urban Lana Schroeder Pleasant Dale

Americans buy more Bibles in 1974 survey

In Columbus Nebraska a National Family Opinion study shows about 43 percent of American families purchased religious books or Bibles in 1974. It states 18 percent bought new Bibles and 25 percent bought other religious books.

National Family Opinion, Inc

Married working women on the rise across decades

Between 1920 and 1975 the share of married women in the workforce climbed from 9 percent to 44 percent. The American Council of Life Insurance cites a broader job range for women today as a key factor in this shift.

Columbus Telegram American Council of Life Insurance

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