Columbus Junior High Honors List Pins Honor Roll Roster
Twenty three eighth graders twelve seventh and twelve ninth earned recognition pins for all four quarters on the honey roll at Columbus Junior High. Honors span grades eight seven and nine with names listed for each group and certificates awarded for three quarters.
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Columbus Junior High
Grade Wipe
Colleen Ross
Ann Bremer
Greg Bullington
Sue Carter
Stan Gembal
Keith Gilmore
Debbie Heinrichs
Gachia Kibnez
Brian Miller
Carol Nelson
Judy Overlurf
Kurk Strachey
Chip Anthony
Kathy Bembry
Becky Boustead
Kay Christiansen
Doug Degn
Denise Drozd
Lori Elston
Vicki Iraka
Alice Gangel
Dwight Gerralls
Jase Herskens
Linda Jones
Paul Kunes
Mark McClusky
Jane Mohrman
Audrey Mioritz
Diane Nelson
Don Osulska
Mike Pearson
Anita Saalfeld
Scott Schaefer
Becky Shaffer
Sue Ziemba
Ann Ewert
Jin Gernge
Debbie Hayek
Joni Imviser
Kathy Hervers
Don Milntka
Patti Miller
Jett Morris
Nikki Nelson
Lin Selig
Dale Speicher
Joni ‘Tank
Betty Baldwin
Ken Carlson
Ron Frust
Mary Wrager
Linda Hellbusch
Susanne Lange
Joan Meschke
Judy Michaelsen
Jerry Moore
Committees Named by Zion Ladieran Church Group
The Gutheray Laytens League of Zion Ladieran Church appointed committees Friday evening. Marvin Mueller led the fair stand. The twilight parade entry was approved. Leonard Tejlmanek Ernest Wiechen Lorinda Asche Pauline Barjenbruch serve on the committee. Picnic committee includes Dennis Wardeman and Carl Reins. The picnic is July’s second Sunday at Tri County Recreation Area. Rev. Carl Efraimson led a Bible quiz on event locations. Lunch committees include Leroy Molken Albert Franzen and Pauline Barjenbrueh.
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Leigh — Vacinus
Gutheray Laytens League of Zion Ladieran
Marvin Mueller
Leonard Tejlmanek
Woul
Ernest Wiechen
Lorinda Asche
Pauline Barjenbruch
Picnie
Dennis Wardeman
Carl Reins
Tri-County
Carl Efraimson
Messrs
Mmes
Leroy Molken
Mbert Franzen
Pauline Barjenbrueh
Now you know Pike's Peak in Colorado
United Press International describes Pike's Peak as one of America's best known mountains famed for its commanding vantage and accessible climb. The piece notes it as Colorado's tallest peak, highlighting its prominence and tourist appeal.
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United Press International
Pike's Peak
United States
Colorado
Nine Injured as Arnold Park Ride Collapses
Nine people were injured when a paratrooper ride at Arnold Park collapsed Sunday. A shaft holding wheels and seats snapped, causing a slow fall. Injured: Robert Olesau and Elaine, with children Bradley and Barbara. Kevin Godfredson and Dawn. Helmet Rohrs. and others. Location Spirit Lake and Sanborn, Iowa.
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Arnold's Park
UIT
Arnold
Altavitus
Ierida
Pickinson
Spirit Lake
Meson
Oleson
Robert Olesau
Elaine
Bradley
Barbara
Sanborn
Kevin Godfredson
Dawn
Helmet Rohrs
Mhors
St. Charles, la
Nixon moves toward easing China trade restrictions
President Nixon returns from Camp David for a week focused on finalizing a trade pact with Mainland China. He plans to publish a list of nonstrategic items allowed for sale, with diesel locomotives and heavy earthmoving equipment under debate due to potential military use.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Camp David
Nixon
White House
China
Washington
the Post
Hanoi
Aspen Lodge
Maryland Mountains
White Mouse
Julie Nixon Lisenhower
Tricia Nixon
Pacifist Movement Origins Traced to Buddhist Founder
United Press International reports the first known pacifist movement emerged from Buddhist teachings. The founder urged followers to renounce violence toward others and promote peace.
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United Press. International
Four Die in Head On Crash Near St Paul Nebraska
Four people were killed and two seriously injured in a head on collision three miles west of St Paul. Victims include Dan Larkowski 24 Cairo Nebraska Mrs Helen A Reimers on Dannebrog Neb Richard A Zaruba 27 Crook Colo and Linda Zaruba 22 Crook Colo. The injured include Donald J Reimers 39 Dannebrog and Loren E Lewandowski 7 Farwell Neb.
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Paul
UPI
Here
Dan Larkowski
Cairo
Neb
Helen A. Reimers
Dannebrog
Richard A. Zaruba
Crook
Colo
Linda K. Zaruba
Grand Island
Donald J. Reimers
St. Paul
Loren E B. Lewandowski
Farwell
Last Passenger Pigeon Dies in Cincinnati Zoo in 1914
The final passenger pigeon died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914, marking the extinction of a species once abundant across Americas forests. The note recalls the hundreds of millions that once filled the skies and the species' irreversible loss.
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America
Cincinnati Zoo
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