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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1976
Page
7
Birmingham police report a raid found two CB radios with mismatched serials. A suspect was arrested when one unit bore the purchaser’s name, proving the value of personal property identification and public cooperation in reducing theft and burglary.
Joe Pustejovsky B J Brown and David Krause run a novelty venture selling dried longhorn cow chips framed as decorative items. Chips sourced from H C Carter ranches in Texas Hill Country, cut from red cedar, dried and lacquered, have sold about 100 shadowboxes including 10 to an insurance firm for gifts.
Bruce Lang promotes Rivera 78 at Paul Ricard race track July 2 to 25. He expects up to 100000 attendees with camping for 150000 as an outdoor fusion music event features jazz rock artists including Roberta Flack and Jimmy Cliff alongside European acts.
Rosalie Lehmann, 66, living in Salina Kansas, cannot contact her East German relatives who stayed behind. She follows Kornelia Ender, 17, already a two time Olympic gold medalist, from afar and recalls emigrating from Germany for political reasons. She and her late husband left East Germany and say they could not attend the Games due to cost and contact restrictions.
Captain Jack Rappeter of the Air Force Reserve explains to Sertomans about the Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs. He says the academy trains career officers and offers broad education while counseling area youths on academy options. Paul Hoffman of Columbus named Sertoman of the Week. he is an insurance agent with a family and outdoor interests.
New Platte Center Lions Club officers assumed duties at a Monday meeting led by president Robert Schmidt. Elected officers include Tom Macken as first vice president Gayle Goering as second vice president Irvin Lichtenfeld as third vice president secretary Glen Goering as treasurer Flavian Paprocki as tail twister and Jerry Sullivan as lion tamer. Directors named Roy Johnson Gayle Mueller Ernie Schmidt and Vagn Jensen. One year perfect attendance pins awarded to Glen Goering Kenneth Bisson William Beiermann Tony Hassebrook Vagn Jensen and Cliff Mark four members received five year perfect attendance pins. The club recently installed highway signs at the Platte approach.
A UPI report explains how a portable detector uses concealed tags and an invisible beam to reveal theft across walls and clothing. Case studies include a Texas warehouse theft, a department store crew scheme, and government agency seizures, with emphasis on legally airtight evidence and monthly Microlab seminars in New Jersey.
In the 1876 Centennial election Rutherford B. Hayes trailed Samuel J. Tilden by over 250000 in the popular vote but secured the presidency by a single electoral vote.
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