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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

Page

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New City facilities to be seen Sunday open house set

The open house for City Hall, Public Library and Senior Citizens Center runs Sunday from 2 to 4 PM. Mayor George Johansen will speak with two former mayors Cleo Kuntzelman and Fred Gerber among guests. Present will be City Council members, library board, and spouses. Strategic Air Command band performs at 2 15. Leo Boettcher honored. Tom Kumpf reads congratulatory letters. Also an Omaha three alarm fire at Hamilton Hotel prompted a safety lockout for firefighters.

George Johansen Cleo Kuntzelman Fred Gerber Strategic Air Command Band Omaha Leo Boettcher City of Columbus Tom Kumpf Senior Citizens Center Senior Citizens Advisory Committee Lloyd Castner City Council Library Board

Power outages planned in Richland area on Saturday

Residents of Richland and nearby additions will experience brief outages at 6 and 9 a.m. Saturday June 11. Loop Power District says interruptions will last about 30 minutes while crews replace a high voltage pole for a paving project.

Richland Lewis Addition Smith Addition Gates Addition Medinger Columbus Loop Power District

Tacomans Charged in Platte River Marijuana Harvest

A Tacoma area couple William Augg 66 and Margaret 41 and their son 18 were arrested with harvesting marijuana along the Platte River. Felony charges are pending for harvesting marijuana with intent to deliver. Four children aged 15 months to 12 years were placed in foster care. Arraignment set for June 17 at Platte County Jail. Authorities credited a landowner tip and noted this as the state’s first major harvest bust this year. Sheriff Don Franzen and Investigator Charles Wangler commented. A separate Thursday case recovered a three wheel recreational vehicle stolen from Jerry Frieze. Investigation continues into juveniles likely involved.

Tacoma Wash Platte County Charles Wangler Sheriff's Department Don Franzen Jerry Frieze Loup Canal Frieze Wagner Lake

Motorboat left on Interstate 80 near Lincoln

Lincoln police found an 85 horsepower motorboat stranded on Interstate 80 north of Lincoln with no one claiming it. A man later returned, saying he had loaned the boat to two women and blamed them for not securing it to the trailer.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Lincoln Interstate 80

Third annual Nebraska Truck Roadeo held in Columbus

Trucker event begins at 8 a.m. at Platte County Agricultural Park with eight driving classes including straight truck and livestock haulers. Over 70 entrants expected making it Nebraska’s largest Roadeo. winners go to Kansas City in August for the national phase. contestants use provided trucks only.

Columbus Holiday Inn Nebraska Nebraska Trucker Platte County Kansas City

Warm Nebraska Weather Mix With Thundershowers Forecast

Warm temperatures and sunny skies dominated Nebraska as a low pressure center from North Dakota interacts with fronts across the region. Widely scattered thundershowers possible tonight and Saturday with some flooding reported after Thursday downpours in Scottsbluff.

United Press International Nebraska North Dakota Kansas Nebraska Panhandle Colorado National Weather Service Scottsbluff Panhandle State Patrol Alliance Chadron

Carter attacks Congress over energy acts and deregulation

President Carter denounces Congress for caving to oil and auto lobbies and gutting his energy plan. White House spokesman Powell calls natural gas deregulation a seventy billion dollar ripoff and says lawmakers must offer alternatives or face a tough fight.

Washington UPI Carter Congress White House Jody Powell Congressional Powell House Ways and Means al Ullman Capitol Hill

Last two octuplets die after birth in Greece

In Athens area Hygeia hospital announced the death of the last two of a Greek woman's octuplets born after fertility drug treatment. One died at 6 30 a.m. and the other 30 minutes later, 34 hours after birth.

Athens Greece UPI Hygeia

Senate Advances Clean Air Bill Amid Amendments Battle

The Senate approved a clean air bill 70 to 17, defeating Sen. Scott’s push to weaken nondegradation standards. A compromise approved 56 to 38 allows easier auto maker compliance while keeping some tougher rules. American Motors won a two year exemption from standards, while efforts to extend exemptions to Ford GM and Chrysler failed.

Washington UPI Senate William Scott R-Va Scott Sen Edmund Muskie Dmaine Michigan Robert Griffin Donald Riegle Griffin Muskie Senate Environment Subcommittee Howard Baker Tennessee Griffin Riegle Soviet Union South Africa American Motors Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Nelson AMC Ford General Motors Chrysler

Briton Faces Trial and Death Risk in Uganda

Uganda announced a ban on Britons gathering in groups of more than three and traveling together. One Briton, Cullen, charged with spy activity, faces an execution by firing squad after a military tribunal. About 300 Britons remain confined in Uganda as hostages.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Uganda New Order Cullen

They Aren’t Too Old to Help 4-H Boys

Extension program assistant JOANN HOFFER notes 15 Humphrey 4-H Challengers work on woodworking and electricity. Leaders Bill Gardner and Mark Eisenmenger praise the boys while guiding projects from pegboard puzzles to circuit boards. The club, in its fifth year, includes members such as Dana Brockhaus David Brockhaus Troy Krings Glenn Labenz Rob Weinhoff Kevin Kallweit and others with gardening poultry photography and more listed.

Joann Hoffer Humphrey Bill Gardner Gardner Loup Power District Mark Eisenmenger Eisenmenger Doug Haschke Steve Zach Dan Brockhaus David Brockhaus Dick Ternus Greg Brandl Leo Kloeener Ray Weinhoff Becky Ternus Dana Brockhaus Troy Krings Glenn Labenz Rob

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