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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1970

Page

1

Record cold and heavy rain sweep across regions

United Press International reports New England and the East chilled by arctic readings while the Bay Area faced a wet mass of weather. Snow and cold hit the Midwest as cities logged subzero temps and a warm Southwest contrasts with an early 63 degree low in Areata.

United Press International New England Terraza Francisco Bay Area Boston New York City Philadelphia Washington Dresden Maine Barbara Jean Barto New Bedford-Fairhaven Mass Avushuel River San Francisco Bay Area Tamalpais Valley Marin County Public Works Don Frost Mill Valley Belvedere London Road Kitchener Court Oakland Bay Area Bureau California Oregon Eureka Calif Portland Ore Midwest Ohio Pennsylvania New York Areata

The Lone Telegram subscription rates and address notice

The Lone Telegram announces home delivery and mail rates for Columbus and surrounding Nebraska counties. Rates are 11.50 per year by mail in specified counties and 15.90 per year for Nebraska and other states. Subscribers are urged to report address changes to the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram.

Your Freedom Freecom Newspapers, Inc Ah Avenue Columbus Betraska Columbsader Pietle Boone Uller Colfax Merrick Nance Pom Nebraska Iocal Columbus Jeteoram

Proskovec funeral held at Bellwood

Funeral services for James Proskovec were held Monday at Presentation Church of Bellwood officiated by Fathers Stulten and Sheehy. He died January 16 at Lincoln General Hospital after a short illness. Pallbearers included Don Sleysenburg and Louis Polacek. Burial was in Valley Catholic Cemetery Sellwood with veterans honors. Survivors include his wife six children and several siblings and in-laws. The name Theodore means gift of the gods.

Bellwood James Proskovec Presentation Church Paul Stulten Sheehy Proskovec Lincoln General Hospital Don Sleysenburg Louis Polacek Kenneth Brezina Edwin Mastny Bernie Joe Proskovec Joe Alexander Valley Catholic Cemetery Sellwood Veterans' Organization of David Judy James Jerry Alicemarie Maryanne Omaha Clemnie Bruno Anna Polacek

Wall coating choices great for investors in 1989 market

New York reports show corporations weighing cash squeezes and planning equity sales while markets stay high. Analysts note a shift away from glamour stocks, favoring blue chips as IBM’s slide dents sentiment. Short interest dips in January mark a softer technical outlook, with signs of a remaining cautious stance for 1990.

New York UPI Janeway Letter Janeway B. F. Hutton & Co

Soviet Warships Turn Back From English Channel

Three Soviet warships approached the English Channel on Thursday but turned back. The helicopter carrier Moskva and two other vessels, joining the Soviet fleet in 1988, may have aimed to confuse British ships and aircraft during their Milantic voyage, according to British naval sources.

London UPI English Channel Moskva

Tiny Tim charms Washington in Shoreham-Blue Room show

Dick West notes the Tiny Tim performance enthralled the audience at the Shoreham-Blue Room. The piece highlights the singer's wide appeal, the emotional reaction of fans, and West's view that sentimentality drives Tiny Tim's success more than vocal range or looks.

Dick West Washington UPI Tiny Tim Washington Philadelphia Dizzy Shoreham — Blue Tin America Tiny ‘Tim Tiny 'Tin Wee Benny Baker Little Jack Little Barbra Streisand

Dotty Fothergill named Woman Bowler of the Year

Dotty Fothergill of North Attleboro Mass was named Woman Bowler of the Year for the second straight year by the Howling Writers Association of America. The lefthander scored 429 of 445 points with 82 first place votes among 69 ballots, averaged 207 in over 300 tournament games. Runnerup was Doris Coburn of Buffalo with 228 points and one first place vote. Babbe North of Downey was third with 191 points.

Milwaukee Wis UPI Dotty Fothergill North Attlebora Mass Howling Writers' Association of America Miss Fothergill Doris Coburn Buffalo Babbe North Downey Calif Mille Martorella Rochester N.Y Ortner Galva Iowa

Hill asks REA to be patient with NPPD

Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports that Dr Hill, general manager of the newly formed Nebraska Public Power District, asks the Nebraska Rural Electrification Association to be patient with NPPD. He says the utility will not abandon rural wholesale customers but will exit rural retail operations as it seeks to avoid conflicts while merging Consumers and Loup River districts into a single system.

Hill NREA NPPD Consumers and Loup River Public Power Districts Nebraska Public Power System

Milk Dilution Advice For Infant Use By UPI

The United Press International note explains that cow's milk contains high protein and must be diluted with an equal portion of water before feeding human infants. It emphasizes adjusting concentration to safer levels for baby consumption.

United Press International

UF Students Press Charges After Dorm Hall Cleaning Dispute

Eighteen year old freshman Robert Wessels says an armed black intruder ordered him to flood the dorm hall with cleaners. He, and four others, are charged with terrorizing. The three black students face aggravated assault counts, while the white student warns of racist tensions on campus. University police will check for firearms in dorms.

Gainesville, Fla UPI Robert Wessels University of Florida Wessels Ronald James Jackson Earl Jerome Wiltlox Stephen Edward McCloud University Stepnen O'Connell

Quake damages Hohenzollern Castle in Germany

An earthquake struck southern Germany causing about 80000 dollars in damage, mainly to the 19th century Hohenzollern Castle in Stuttgart. No injuries were reported, and the quake was felt from Frankfurt to Zurich.

Stuttgart Germany

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