24 Jan 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
1
Markets in Omaha Nebraska show mixed livestock quotes with hogs mostly lower and cattle and calves around steady to weak. Calves and feeder cattle hold near prior levels while cows and steers fluctuate based on size and grade. receipts expected Thursday cattle 300 and hogs 6300, Friday cattle 80 calves 90 hogs 4000 sheep 20 refl.
Omaha city councilmen voted to retain the Byron feed coin collection and oppose selling it. They urged funding for a new library from federal revenue sharing or other sources rather than selling assets.
A Halloween festival is described as a celebration that takes place on Get. 34 the day before All Saints Day. The note explains the name as hallowed or holy evening tied to the eve of All Saints Day.
The Coe Telegram announces delivery options for Columbus and surrounding areas with subscription details. Rates shown include two dollars per month in local areas and twelve dollars per year by mail. Address changes and post office instructions are included for subscribers to update records.
Lincoln authorities reported 26 people, including six juveniles, arrested on drug counts after more than a month of undercover work. State Police, Lancaster County deputies, and Lincoln Police coordinated raids with bonds up to 10 000 for one adult. Juvenile cases sent to Juvenile Court. more warrants and arrests still pending.
The Rev Richard York known as hippie priest in Berkeley was suspended indefinitely by the Episcopal Diocese of California. The bishop said York failed to obtain permission to remarry a divorced person after Jane Fonda wed Tom Hayden. Fonda had divorced Meger Vadim and Hayden had been previously married.
Aries to Pisces horoscope snippets provide guidance for the week. The clumsy OCR yields stray words while naming zodiac signs and general advice on communication, patience, and responsibility across signs like Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra and Aquarius. The text lacks clear dates or events but suggests careful action, prudent finances, and personal growth themes.
New York a p content notes the fuel crisis from growth in power use, car costs and depreciation. It cites 1809 notable births, reflections on marriage and parenting, and trivia on Earth’s size from plant life and cosmic dust. Includes quotable lines and a playful digression on a calf crop.
A warrant was issued for Martin Moore of Omaha after he failed to appear for a shoplifting arraignment in Municipal Court. The case involves alleged theft valued at 182 dollars to feed a family that had recently moved to Omaha. Police and prosecutors note repeated prior acts and sympathy for the family.
Roy Moeller of Wisner was elected president of the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers at the group's 64th annual meeting in Lincoln. Orville Koch became secretary treasurer, Lea Cooksley named vice president, and Norval Alemark and Vernon Mulig joined the board. Directors Ray Conrad, Robert Hunter, and Leonard McCormick were re-elected. Senator Cal Carsten urged federal revenue sharing cuts, while Ak-Sar-Ben officials announced aid to county fairs and grants totaling 38,200 to 87 fairs for improvements and 28,953 for 4-H and FRA premiums.uillez
Omaha civil service workers may receive raises of at least 5 percent with a $760.08 minimum on April 1 under a City Council proposal. President H F Jacobberger noted firefighters and police would also get 5 percent increases in April.
Lincoln business leader Fred Wells and others oppose a proposal to convert balconies near the Great Hall into 12 small offices for lawmakers. Critics say glazing arches would ruin the Capitol’s artistic integrity, likening it to repainting the Mona Lisa, while supporters argue new space is needed.
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