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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1977
Page
2
The snippet lists zodiac signs with terse forecasts for Bernice Bede Oso J and readers, promising meaningful ties, home purchases, and career advantages. It also includes a mailing pitch for an AstrogGraph booklet and varied, period voice horoscopes from Leo to Gemini with advice on communication and personal opportunities.
Nebraska cattle producers show broad backing for a national beef checkoff program, but results may fail to reach the 66 percent threshold required for approval. In a 62-county tally, about 54 percent voted yes, with strong support in Lincoln and parts of the Panhandle, while Gage and Jefferson counties opposed. The plan aims to raise 30 to 40 million dollars for promotion and research, pending national tally and state filings. Separately, Jacqueline Crawford resigns as Nebraska Center for Women superintendent, effective by Sept 1, with a national search planned and potential interim leadership by Lucile Splinter if needed.
Lincoln. state energy chief George Dworak outlines a preliminary plan aimed at a 4 percent reduction by 1980 if measures are adopted. The plan follows federal guidelines with five mandatory actions such as lighting efficiency, car pools and public transit, procurement standards, insulation rules, and a right turn at stoplights. Dworak says it will be amended every 90 days and Gov Exon backs considering the mandates.
UNO officials and faculty faced sharp opposition after a nationwide survey on the 100 most desirable places to live drew accusations of racism. Dr Sam Walker called the report racist trash and urged disavowal and resignation. Ralph Todd defended the study while acknowledging widespread phone inquiries from across the country.
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