25 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1972
Page
1
Aries to Pisces narratives provide dated zodiac advice with birthdays noted. Predictions mention career, relationships, finances, and personal growth across signs, urging clarity, patience, and self discipline. The forecast blends practical steps with inspirational counsel.
President Nixon requests a 1973 budget totaling 10.31 million for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers work in Nebraska and nearby states. Most funds target Gavins Point Dam and Papillion Creek flood control, with shares to South Dakota and allocations for construction, operation, and maintenance. new line
Publication details for The Corr Telegram. Subscription rates listed for daily mail in Nebraska counties and surrounding areas. Instructions for change of address and delivery, with emphasis on notifying the postmaster and Telegram staff.
Pennington was installed as Worshipful Master of Lebanon Lodge No. 323 AF AM in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple. T. Leo Stines of Central City served as installing officer with assistants. several officers were installed including Gerald Le Overland senior warden and others. Hosts and guests helped with a reception and decorations.
Lincoln IPT reports 85 actions by the Department of Motor Vehicles after field investigations and random checks. The actions include 48 license revocations, eight suspensions, and 16 reprimands for improper inspections. Several cases led to criminal charges against staff or motorists who conspired to fraudulently obtain stickers.
UPI reports Moscow says famous fakir Longo, skilled in sword swallowing and nail walking, will turn 100 next week. The Soviet Yunost Youth notes his memoirs as a circus legend, recounting feats from walking on burning coals to removing and returning an eyeball, and hints at a long life based on not fearing death.
Water from 31 states and two Canadian provinces drains into the Gulf of Mexico through the Mississippi River and its two major tributaries the Ohio and Missouri rivers.
Gov. J. J. Exon urged Transport Sec. John Volpe to restore a fourth quarter cut in federal highway funds to Nebraska. He warned the erratic release of obligations threatens the 1972 construction program and asked for $29.6 million for Q4. Exon noted rule changes increased unspent apportionments since 1968 and called for better predictability and state planning. He also asked Sen. Roman Hruska to press on arbitrary federal actions and supported a National Governors Conference resolution opposing funding reductions.
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