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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
1
A column explains how payment frequency affects life insurance costs. It compares annual, semi annual, quarterly and monthly premiums on a $10,000 policy over ten years, showing annual payments save money while other schedules reduce liquidity and may raise total outlay. It notes the trade off between cash use and insurance costs.
Washington observers say two pivotal choices loom for President Nixon this week. He must decide on admitting China to the United Nations and how to handle the Viet Cong seven point peace proposal linked to prisoner releases, amid broad regional diplomacy with Rogers and Kissinger.
The Columbus Mercury Telegram lists subscription rates for carrier delivery in certain regions and a higher rate by plane or mail to other states. It notes a change of address should be promptly reported to the local postmaster and the service.
Astrological forecast cites signs and dates across Taurus through Pisces with advice on personal finance, relationships, and decision making. It mentions deadlines, cautions against overreaching, and urges practical steps while noting birthdays and environmental awareness.
Two women face trial for allegedly abducting a two day old infant from Clarkson Hospital maternity ward on June 37. The baby was recovered safely in a Lincoln motel. Pearl Hale held on 10000 dollar bond and Donna Stout on 25 dollar bail. Witnesses testified that Stout was identified as the abductor by a university student and others. Detectives traced the child to a Lincoln motel about 18 hours after the abduction.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Roucka of Fremont welcomed a daughter born on the ninth at Dodge County Hospital in Fremont. The newborn weighed eight pounds, 12 ounces. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kroeger and Mrs. Marie Roucka, all of Schuyler.
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