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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1976
Page
3
The readable lines offer brief zodiac notes for Libra Scorpio Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with cautions on seriousness tact blame and personal dynamics. The fragmentary text hints at progress setbacks and interpersonal tensions without clear outcomes or dates.
Governor's Committee on Mental Retardation in Lincoln, a five member task force will study how to improve Nebraska's services for the mentally retarded. Jerry Griepentrog of the Beatrice facility proposed the panel to develop concrete proposals for action and possible legislative forwarding to Gov. Exon.
Nebraska Senators Carl Curtis and Roman Hruska voted against moving to override President Ford’s veto on a public works and aid to cities bill. The Senate later overrode the veto by 73 to 24.
The ABTA quarterly presents a hand from Betty Lind’s daughter where East opens psychic one spade, Betty bids two spades, West doubles to four spades, North passes, Betty raises to six hearts and wins eleven tricks with a spade ruff. The piece notes a potential 12th trick via a trump coup and mentions a squeeze possibility, plus a discussion on a misapplied Free double term and a Spartacore contract at two hearts.
In Freiburg West Germany a court ruled anti noise ordinances do not apply to cow bells worn by cows grazing near vacation homes. The suit by a lawyer and architect seeking a ban on night bells from 9 p m to 7 a m was rejected as noise complaints.
The article outlines long running cross strait tensions from 1949 to the 1970s with China and Taiwan claiming legitimacy over all of China. It notes Beijing's attempts to isolate Taiwan in sports diplomacy and international bodies and compares how other divided nations participate in global events.
Rep Lindy Boggs says the U S Board on Geographic Names will name two Alaska mountains in memory of her husband Hale Boggs and Rep Nicolas Beuchat. The two were aboard a July 1972 flight from Anchorage to Juneau and were never found. The board action follows Boggs’s request after the Democratic National Convention.
At Lake Koronis Paynesville Minnesota the Bible camp during the past week included Mr and Mrs Leonard Johnson Kathleen Nelson Debbie Sherrock Lynette Sherrock Denise Sherrock Elaine Nelson Jeanine Eng Shelia Krueger Sharon Nelson Carol Seward Chitra Charles LaRhea Nelson Debra Bartels Anita Anderson Phil Dobbe Greg Anderson Danny Wedekind and Dean Wedekind.
Former Vice President Agnew said John Connally could be the Republican party’s vice presidential candidate regardless of whether Ford or Reagan wins the nomination. He spoke amid Fort Worth speculation as the GOP convention approaches in August.
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