06 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
1
Astrological forecast for June 7 covers all sun signs with quirky phrasing. Aries through Aquarius offer guidance on cooperation budgeting discipline romance and career, noting opportunities risks and personal growth while urging practical steps and self confidence.
Hal Boyle recalls the social jabs about Henry who cannot drive, noting the jokes about his lack of driving skill. The column mocks the fixation on the automobile and questions what Henry can do besides being a passenger, highlighting stereotypes of drivers and ego.
CHADRON Neb AP a judge said he will order a secret grand jury to review trial records from five recent Dawes County cases involving eight defendants convicted on drug related charges Pre sentence investigations were ordered in all five cases
Published each evening except Sundays and holidays. Delivered by carrier in Columbus at 2.00 per month. By mail in Platte Boone Buller Colfax Merrick Polk counties 13.09 per year. By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 17.00 per year. Change of address subscribers should promptly notify the local pelmatier and the Columbus Telegram with old and new addresses.
Rep. Charles Thone reports Nixon to sign a bill authorizing a new Lincoln federal building costing over 20 million dollars. The project will be funded by lease purchase, with ground breaking expected this fall and bids open within 90 days of advertisement. The building aims to save tax dollars by reducing rental costs.
Lincoln chamber hires Marvin Nuernberger as transportation consultant for 6500 dollars annually while he keeps his 20 dollar a year post as Lancaster Transportation Safety District executive director. The safety district directors approved the arrangement Monday.
Lincoln AP report shows the Committee for Voluntary Student Fees planning a state Supreme Court appeal over a Lancaster County District Court denial of an injunction against fee collection. A federal suit on constitutionality is also planned. Larson cites unjust, selective funding of speakers, a campus newspaper, and student government. He favors voluntary fees. Early cigarettes note in Crimean War context.
Norfolk officials report 17 year old John Ryan drowned Monday night while attempting to swing the lake with a companion. Rescue crews pulled his body from about 30 feet of water at the lake's south end. He would have been a Norfolk High School senior this fall.
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