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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1975
Page
2
Stocks ended irregularly lower on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange with the Dow down 2.51 to 839.64 while the week still shows a small gain. The S and P index fell 0.21 to 92.48 as volume rose to 22.23 million shares and several oil and airline issues led activity.
Notices announce probate for Harold Hessenflow with Mary Ann Hessenflow named executor hearing set for July 10 1975. Also Columbus notices seek bids for a road tractor and announce final reports for estates of Ethels Koebbe and Alphons Micek with hearings in June 1975.
Lincoln Nebraska officials scientists and water experts warn that enlarging a stock pond deepening a ditch or plowing a field may require a federal permit under new disposal rules for dredged or fill materials. The U S Army Corps of Engineers faces regulation of waters of the United States under the Clean Water Act as a 1974 NRDC and NWF suit challenges 404 disposal decisions.
Nebraska officials warn that a broad EPA interpretation of Waters of the United States could require permits for many activities. The Army Corps proposes four rule alternatives affecting dredged material and inland waters, with public comments due by June 6. Agencies urge Kansas and Nebraska residents to weigh in while noting delays typical of federal processing.
Julie Moravec of David City joins Farmland Industries Kansas City as a member of the summer Member Relations staff. She and eleven other Midwest college students coordinate four weeks of CO OP Youth Leadership Conferences in June at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri. About 950 youths from 15 Midwestern states will attend as staff prepare leadership activities. The group travels June July August to FFA and other youth events across the Midwest to boost cooperative opportunities.
Change of address notice for subscribers in Nebraska requests prompt notification of mailing address changes between 2:00 and 4:30 p.m. Saturdays. The notice mentions Columbus Telegraph Partnership at 3254 27th Avenue, Columbus, and cites annual rates at 14.00 per year for Nance and Petk counties.
A compact weekly almanac style entry for June 9 to 15 1975 notes notable items including a call to spray roses during startling lightning, remembers Medgar Evers killed June 12 1963 and Father’s Day on June 1. It lists the new moon on June 9 and a weekly daylight figure of 15 hours 13 minutes. It cites historical notes such as the 1808 US coin motto In God We Trust, the 1944 German V 2 bombings of southern England on June 15, the 1889 Statue of Liberty arrival from France on June 14, and ends with a riddle about an egg underdone.
The column warns alfalfa regrowth may bring alfalfa weevil larvae and variegated cutworms, with spray options including Sevin, Diazinon, and Dylox. It notes a wheat variety plot near Monore, a planned tour, and herbicide waiting periods. Also mentions Pla Co Pork Producers meeting at Johnnie's Steak House Schuyler and hog housing program topics.
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