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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
14
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Tod Ogren of Marcus Iowa rode 120 pound Hereford Teardrop to become the 1971 grand champion steer at the National Western Slick Show and Redea in Denver. An audience of nearly 7000 watched as Dr Clary L Minish of Virginia Tech named Zero grand champion and Woody, a junior Angus, as reserve.
A fragmented sale calendar lists auctions and events across January and February with dates such as Saturday January 25 1830 and Tuesday January 16. Entries mention venues, bidders, and items like pacers and club conia auctions, though many details are garbled. Names including Madison, Edna Gisenmann, Wassener, Jansen appear amid uncertain descriptions.
Agram of thanks notes expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and flowers received after a bereavement. White bows adorned the service at St. Miny Nuapaa as the community offered support and sympathy.
Livestock prices show steady to firmer trends across hogs cattle and sheep at Omaha markets with varying weights and grades. Cattle futures and beef markets edge higher while Chicago reports mixed slaughter cattle gains and steady heifer values. egg market remains adequate with slow demand and price ranges for white and brown eggs.
An Ashland man died Monday afternoon in a three vehicle crash about three miles east of Waverly on Highway 6. Four others were injured, including Marilyn Braucknuller 22 of Waverly and Sharon Fulmer 21 of Greenport. Gretchen Hoffman 28 of Ashland and Woodrow Fulner 67 of Greenwood were also hospitalized with serious injuries.
A chaotic stock market snapshot shows Dow, C&T, and utility indices mixed, with overall gains in several sectors. Notable tickers include Lockheed, Mobil Oil, IBM, and Proctor. The report notes Dow up modestly and several price changes across diverse industries.
Former Alaska governor Walter Hickel, back in Washington after a five month absence, told reporters that Nixon must show guts to set policies for the next generation rather than the next election. He criticized White House staff and the administration’s handling of power in Cabinet agencies, urging decisive leadership.
Scotland Yard detectives investigated a letter sent to the Daily Telegraph threatening Prime Minister Heath as he attended a Commonwealth ministers meeting in Singapore. The letter, signed by a male in Nashville Union, claimed the Angry Brigade was after Heath and warned they were getting closer. A police spokesman tied the letter to the Night the barbs exploded at the home of Robert Carr.
The Polk county court will hear evidence in the slaying of Fred Nass. County Attorney Lyle Herning said charges involve Leroy Godden eight teen. The battered victim’s identity and details about the beating were reported amid bond discussions and local officials.
Nebraska lawmakers push repeal as Sen Proud argues death penalty is cruel and pointless. Debate notes capital punishment as revenge, deters no crime, and harms innocent wrongly convicted. Also proposed are school aid reforms, legislature size increase, contraceptive ads repeal, and elective school superintendent in Omaha.
NEWMAN GROVE Family night was held Sunday at the Shell Creek Tailleran Chive with Mrs Keeonard Sternk and Mrs Ted Anderson organizing the program. A due Mrs Gale Anderson sang Gary Smith, aided by Mrs Savtho. A skit Blessed Us the Mone was presented. Kenneth Eng and Dale no led a Wet, with Lindsay’s Desir and several others accompanying Winsell and his guitar. Residents Lanwis Strand, Ghilford Winson, Mellen, and Bil Miser attended.
The Penguins league confronted financial strain and potential relocation as leadership, including President Clarence Campbell, weighed options. Members discussed governance and ongoing commitments while the league planned further study and possible changes.
About 475 freshmen receive exam week survival kits with candy beverages seeds and snacks to stave hunger during finals which began last Tuesday. Lincoln students Philip Gwen and Kent Davis arranged the service sending letters to parents offering encouragement and nourishment at a cost of 5 50 per kit.
The Newman Grove Area Auxiliary held its first quarterly meeting at the Golden Age Apartments Community Room Friday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Stone presided as officers and reports were presented by treasurer Mrs. Dele Johnson and others. The gathering named new officers and discussed the upcoming membership drive.
Five district names officers Newman Grove Qffie were elewed at the n eedy of The Newman Cir coral fits district held Saturday. hey are board members, Carl Ineker, vice president, Willan Becker, dr. Clarenes Patvel and Haymond Taake. hey wen rec reted for yeytering. the district set a halt wil levy for 1973, part of willery will pay for a Adygton Link the grorp has voted to purchase, any Wwanway radio. Willan Melinlay Hale gilett Willany Jennings Brywydwlee crhe presidentcy, Th TRI3 and W104,
Nebrask a football stars were celebrated as Coach Bob Devaney hailed the 1970 Huskers as the finest team he ever coached. Guy Ingles won the Guy Chamberlin Memorial Trophy while Dan Schneiss, Jerry Miurtaugh, Ed Pennard, and Trem Tremmler received top senior honors. Governor Exon praised the squad for elevating Nebraska football.
Representative Thone urged abandoning the seniority system in Congress, proposing a task force led plan that would select committee chairs by merit and ability rather than length of service. He argued longevity should not be the sole factor, though age itself is not a liability. The GOP and Democratic conference leaders planned a task force vote before Wednesday.
Reports say Senator Russell, longtime chair of the Armed Services Committee, is critically ill with a respiratory infection while receiving intensive antibiotic treatment. His brother and sister note his fragile state as hospital officials disclose oxygen support and a recent discovery about a possible health complication.
Government officials consider tighter controls on prescription drugs after studies show many are of questionable value. Subcommittees weigh stricter testing and labeling to curb unsafe or ineffective medicines, aiming to reduce waste and protect patients nationwide.
Lincoln UPI says 27 lawsuits filed to determine ownership of permanent improvements on state school land. The actions include a suit against state Senator Herb Nore of Genoa. Board secretary Morris Reynolds notes the case covers a 60 acre parcel with a two story house, sheds and a stock dam. Rulings since 1963 have said improvements not approved by the board belong to the state, but prior improvements’ ownership remains unresolved. Future appeals may reach the Nebraska Supreme Court.
Targeteers hold first in Monday Night League with a 3 1 game edge over Paper Pluggers who sit second at 22. Matt Busters and Wearsome Foursome split their games as Karen Saunders tops with a 273 series followed by Toni Saunders 269 Vic Walken 268 Wall Krayeki 262 Greg Schasfer 259 Tet Oils fed Paul Kuntzeman 244 Chuck Saunders 239 and Father Bob Abreutis 228. Most improved go to Shaven Otte and Russ Rriipicka.
Mr and Mrs Davin and McWilliams have moved the Newman feed business to a new company named McWilliams Farm Service. Peterson Feed Stace will carry Sweet Feeds Dekalb Seed and other line items with Peterson continuing in operation five years, while McWilliams plans extended vacation. The couple, formerly with MSH Parity Supply, also run a farm and have four children.
Elbert I Setzer, 29, of Monte, died after a motorcycle rider was struck by a hood blown from a car on the San Gabriel River Parkway. The car’s driver was not hurt.
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