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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1974
Page
2
In a bridge colum a pondering West complains about luck while East ignores bids and a risky sequence unfolds. South later overcalls and ruffs, diamonds are cashed, and the hand ends with South holding the advantage. The puzzle asks what to do after partner bids four clubs over three hearts.
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the 1971 Textbook Loan Act unconstitutional ruling that private schools cannot receive secular textbooks via public school loans. Majority held the program improperly aids sectarian education. Justice Clinton dissented arguing it serves public benefit and predates recent rulings.
A garbled horoscope page lists zodiac signs with date ranges and brief guidance on love, work, and future plans. It mentions Aries through Pisces with advice on timing and personal growth, and references a note about the 22nd Amendment ratified February 26 1952.
Lincoln Nebraska AP The legislature Education Committee met Wednesday to review the state technical community colleges funding. Assistant AG Harold Mosher testifies the legislature can control the schools but cannot mandate area board taxes while maintaining oversight. Mosher notes the Supreme Court requires a state aid link and contrasts state run versus local operation.
Colfax County Deputy Sheriff Joe Jura responded about 80 miles southwest of Clarkson Saturday night to a badly decomposed Holstein found in the middle of a county road bridge. The 300 to 400 pound animal appeared dragged to the location. Anyone missing a Holstein in the area may contact the Colfax County Sheriff’s Office for more information.
The Board of Education accepted resignations for Mrs Helen Riley and William Snyder and approved contracts for Marguerite Souchek Luella Corliss and Marjorie Weber. They reviewed the upcoming budget and set a 2:90 p.m. Monday administration building meeting.
A livestock judging contest will be held Friday at 7 pm at the Irvin Mueller Farms, Platte County, one mile north and east of Platte Center Spur on Highway 81. Kent Helm of the University of Nebraska will officiate as judge. Two classes of cattle and two classes of sheep plus one class of swine will be judged. trophies and ribbons awarded to top individuals. 4-H livestock members are urged to participate.
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