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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

1

Benedictine Mission in Schuyler Supports Global Relief Fund

Schuyler Benedictine Mission House at 10th and Chicago operates as a fundraising hub for 1300 mission stations and 51 hospitals worldwide. Direct mail appeals and road fundraising support efforts by four residents, while printing and addressing work fill the basement.

Tom Bogner Schuyler Europe 10Th Chicago St. Benedict Italy Schuyler Home Herman Kornbrust Herman Adolf Hitler Germany United States Hitler Sisters of Notre Dame Midwest East Africa Korea Latin America Schuyler Mission House Tanzania Manchuria South Korea Colombia Venezuela Tobias Benedictine Mission House 10Th and Chicago Streets Stan Linhorst

Ford claims near nomination as Reagan leads in delegates

United Press International reports Ford's aides claim 16 new delegates raise his total to 1,119 or 1,114 with Hawaii and Mississippi uncounted, narrowing the gap to 11 votes from a first ballot victory. Reagan counters with 1,140 delegates, while Meany endorses Carter amid GOP contest notes.

United Press International Ford Kansas City Ronald Reagan Jim Baker Hunter New York Virginia Delaware Illinois Louisiana South Carolina Hawaii Mississippi UPI Reagan White House Rogers C. B. Morton Baloney Afl-Cio George Meany Jimmy Carter Meany

Public hearing rescheduled for Pioneer Airways Nebraska route plan

Everett W. Green of the Nebraska Public Service Commission says a public hearing on Pioneer Airways Inc to operate as a class C air carrier in Nebraska is moved to 9:30 a.m. July 30 in Lincoln. The session, changed from July 21, will address passenger service on regular routes from Omaha Denver and Chadron including Columbus.

Pioneer Airways, Inc Nebraska Everett W. Green Nebraska Public Service Commission Commission M Street Lincoln S Ed al Omaha Enver Chadron Columbus

Correction: Wild but not woolly mislabeling sheep story

A Telegram correction explains a page one error where a reporter labeled market hogs as sheep in swine summaries. The headline writer followed, causing confusion about gifts and hogs being described as sheep. The paper apologizes for the mix up.

Dutch Embassy Bombed in Madrid Spain

A powerful bomb exploded at the building housing the Dutch Embassy in Madrid as part of a wave of about 30 bombings and firebombings sweeping Spain. The incident occurred early today and follows a surge of attacks targeting Dutch diplomatic facilities.

Spain Madrid UPI

UAW Ford talks open as Big Three wage pattern eyed

UAW and Ford opened contract negotiations as the union seeks major changes for 680,000 workers amid a looming target pattern. Leonard Woodcock led the handshake ritual at Ford after similar events with GM Chrysler and AMC, eight weeks to settle before current contracts expire September 14.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Union Ford Motor Co U.S UAW Leonard Woodcock General Motors Corp Chrysler American Motors AMC Auto Ford No. 2 Auto Company World

Budget hearing set Wednesday in Columbus city budget adopted

The Columbus City Council will hold an 8 p.m. hearing in the Council chambers to consider and adopt a proposed 1976-77 budget exceeding $7 million. Officials will also vote on enforcement of city owned off street parking lot rules and on parking fines and time limits for on street parking.

Columbus City Council 11Th Street 23Rd Avenue

First Day Schedule Set For Columbus Public Schools

The Columbus Public School pupils start Friday August 27 with half days. Full days resume Monday August 30 and lunch programs start. New teachers report August 24 for orientation and returning staff on August 25. A special school section with more details is planned for The Columbus Telegram on August 6.

Columbus Public School Columbus Telegram

Viking 1 beams first Mars surface photos

Pasadena California United Press International reports that Viking 1 landed softly on Mars and sent back the first images from the planet’s surface. The photos depict a sandy rocky Martian desert with a calm horizon as the three legged craft rode a cushion of rocket thrust.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Viking 1 Mars

Platte County Supervisors Postpone Signals Decision

Platte County Board of Supervisors delayed action on traffic signals at 12th Avenue and 23rd Street and will seek information from the state roads department. The meeting also touched on a public officers liability policy, zoning regulation hearings, and a six cent per capita request from the Greater Nebraska Health Systems Agency, with space considerations noted at the courthouse and new Hall of Justice. The text also merges unrelated space exploration notes about Viking lander imagery on Mars and early reactions.

Platte County Board of Supervisors 12Th Avenue 23Rd Street Jim George Becton & Dickinson 10Th Avenue George State Roads Department Platte Insurance Board Platte County Planning and Zoning Commissioner al Mutty Greater Nebraska Health Systems Agency 14Th Street Snow City Nebraska Public Power District Hall of Justice

Public stargazing session at Platte College hosts galaxies

Chris Crawford of Platte College invites area residents to a Thursday evening public viewing session exploring galaxies nebulae and possibly a planet. A concrete pad for telescopes has been built and two telescopes will be available. Session starts at 10 p.m. weather permitting in the field south of PTCC east parking lot.

Chris Crawford Platte College Crawford PTCC

Warm humid spell breaks as cold front nears Nebraska

A cold front moved toward Nebraska's northern border bringing a potential break from the heat and humidity that pushed upper 90s in eastern areas. Readings today ranged from the upper 60s to low 80s with highs from 92 to 99 in several towns and overnight lows from 62 to 78.

United Press International Nebraska North Omaha Beatrice Mullen Ainsworth Grand Island Omaha Chadron McCook O'Neill Livestock Safety Index 50S

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Schuyler Monastery Tobias Dammert Brother Innocent Father Herman Kenya Munsterschwarzach Bavaria Schuyler House Schuyler Benedictine Mission House Viking Space Sur Earth Space Agency Viking Moon Dr. Thomas Mutch Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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