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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
1
A chaotic outlook lists zodiac signs with vague guidance on finances, relationships, and career. Taurus to Pisces receive cautions on judgment, public relations, and personal growth, urging balance, listening, and mindful decisions. The piece oscillates between garbled terms and fragmented advice, offering scant concrete predictions.
Washington reports that imports exceeded exports for the third consecutive month, with a June trade deficit of 362.6 million and a six month deficit of 803 million, as government spending and a weak economy widen the gap. The Commerce and Nixon administrations cite continued uptrends in leading indicators but warn of looming deficits and a fragile recovery.
The Bee Telegram details delivery options and prices in Nebraska. Second class mail charges 2 dollars monthly in Cotuntus and 13 dollars yearly for Platte county and surrounding areas. Subscriptions outside Platte Boone and surrounding counties are 10 dollars per year. Address changes must be filed with the postmaster using both old and new addresses.
Kevin Dye, 9, with disabilities and hyperactivity, vanished July 18 near Casper Mountain while a large search party of more than 2,000 volunteers and officials scoured forests. He was found alive two miles from the disappearance site, dehydrated but recovering after treatment at Memorial Hospital.
MONADEX offers a 70 day supply at $3.00 promising loss of ugly fat with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts no dangerous drugs, no nervousness, and includes a cold guarantee by a store, with postal and tax details listed.
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