30 Jan 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1974
Page
1
Market quotes show hogs and cattle prices with mixed changes and receipts for Thursday. Also included are numerous community notices of thanks and condolences from residents, with names such as Mrs. Eldon Nielsen and Mrs. Herman Kallweit thanking friends for cards and support after surgeries and illnesses.
A fragmented advert shows subscription rates for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. It lists prices for delivered and mail options, notes holidays, and directs readers to update addresses with the local postmaster while mentioning missing Telegram delivery. The text quality is partial and OCR damaged.
Horoscope style notes for signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Guidance ranges from budgeting and health to relationships, study and work, urging caution, diligence, and tact. Contains numerous garbled phrases and OCR errors but preserves core zodiac guidance and inferred dates and traits.
Police launched Operation Zebra, the largest manhunt in city history, seeking at least two young black gunmen tied to ten random slayings over two months. Five shot in one two hour span on Monday night. one survivor, Roxanne McMillan, 23, in critical yet stable condition after surgery. Authorities describe witnesses’ descriptions pointing to two shooters who alternated roles, with victims all white pedestrians. The city remained tense as shades were drawn and children stayed home amid the investigation.
Washington AP reports House conferees ready to reconvene to draft a compromise with the Senate on emergency energy legislation. The Senate voted to recommit the bill to conference to remove a provision curbing industry profits as Nixon endorses the move. The FEAA bill suspension draws criticism as leaders deny hostage claims and aim to preserve White House authority for gas rationing and energy conservation.
In central Bolivia near Cochabamba troops repelled peasant protests over a 100 percent rise in basic food prices. The government said peasants freed Gen Juan Perez Tapia and troops cleared a half mile of road between Cochabamba and Santa Cruz while several routes remained blocked.
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