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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1976
Page
8
Bridge article discusses a North South overreach and misplay in a spade sequence with odds against the declarer and a late five diamonds save. A California reader asks about progressive bonuses. Albion High School announces new Student Council officers Jill Nore president Kim Purcell secretary Jeni Kinzer treasurer
Charles Gray, optometrist and feature writer, and wife with three children were honored as Sertoman of the Week. Cathy Curry, Columbus tapes champion, and new Sears manager Lee Mason also attended as guests.
International firms report rising worldwide demand for executives with a shift toward native-born leaders in overseas posts. High costs of American executives overseas push multinationals to hire locally, with Brazil named as the most expensive country. Mobility boosts cross border leadership changes and reduces long tenure, signaling broader interchangeability by nationality.
Barbara Lynch, a four year veteran of the Department of Public Welfare, takes over leadership of the Multi-County Service Unit serving Platte Nance Boone and Colfax counties. She succeeds Ann Crawford effective last Friday and began duties Saturday after transferring from the Columbus office. The agency, regulated by Public Welfare, aids families adults and children in the region.
Four Columbus residents are among 183 first-year students in the 1976 class, a 5 percent increase over prior years. The Columbus representatives include Thomas L. Folsom, Thomas M. Heiser, Daniel W. Miller, and Terry E. Robinson, listed with parental names and addresses.
Delegates to the eight state South Central Jurisdiction Conference elected four life bishops. The Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. Hicks of Grand Island Nebraska was confirmed on the 10th ballot becoming the first Nebraskan in the jurisdiction. Also elected were the Rev. Dr. J Chess Lavern of Tulsa Oklahoma and the Rev. Dr. Monk Bryan of Houston Texas. Assignments and reassignments were to be released late Wednesday or Thursday. The jurisdiction covers Nebraska Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Texas and New Mexico.
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