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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1973
Page
5
The Humane Society led by Mrs Larry Priedian has doubled as caretakers for stray dogs at the city pound, providing food medical care and safe housing. It requests city support including a pound master and funding to sustain the shelter and reduce reliance on police.
Advertising staff listed include Janice Uden Priscilla Peterson Bu Kuta Frances Jarosz and Kathy Hennessey who created and sold ads.
Students at Lakeview Scotus and Calumbus High Schools discuss the value and drawbacks of semester tests. Proponents say tests reinforce learning, prepare for college, and yield a fuller grade. critics cite excess work, added stress, unfairness for workers, and questions about counting toward final marks. Some youths favor reforms or tests that count less toward grades.
Local high schools and Platte College showcase diverse activities from sports like football and basketball to music and drama. Attendance varies by event with sports drawing the largest crowds, pep clubs boosting interest, and years of strong theatre performances noted. A tale about teenagers helping a stalled driver contrasts with typical attitudes toward youth.
Editorial staff credits list G Bruns Julie Kopetzky and Kathy Kopetzky as the preparing team for the current issue with no further details on topics or articles.
The Voice announces a shift in its feature lineup focusing on local concerns and teen perspectives in Columbus. Older general yearlong pieces are being replaced with timely editorials and profiles reflecting community interests.
The Voice asks readers near the area to share opinions on the JA page content and how it reflects teenagers. Send feedback if you have ideas or interest related to local youth figures or topics.
January’s top achiever is Diana Berry, purchasing manager for JACO, JA's Columbus manufacturing firm. A first year JA member and Columbus Junior High School freshman, she is the daughter of Delores Berry and enjoys sewing sports including water skiing and bowling, where she has earned a trophy.
The Voice invites readers of all ages to share opinions through letters to Kathy Hennessey publisher R R 1 Platte Center 68653. Readers are encouraged to express viewpoints and request the newspaper’s opinion on topics of interest.
A city endures bombardment with bombs and shells tearing through streets. Windows shatter and walls crumble as destruction spreads. Amid the chaos a baby's cry pierces the air, the only life left and the call to care remains.
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