11 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
A brief, unclear note references a queen figure and a deemed supremacy with scattered characters, suggesting a fragmented annotation or cipher. No coherent event or names emerge, leaving the central claim as a stylistic boast rather than a reportable fact.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a policy of kindness to declarers in a rubber bridge hand. West leads from king jack of spades and South debates queen versus 10 from dummy. Jim says queen is best. Oswald recalls ancient guidance favoring non king leads but admits queen now often superior.
A fragmented bridge problem asks what to do after a sequence 11 West North East South Pass 2 Pass Pass 29 Pass. The responder suggests three diamond cards as a fake signal. The prompt then asks what the partner should do next after a three hearts suggestion, with no clear solution.
Des Moines couple Mr and Mrs Don Maliha were dinner guests of Mrs W J Ritter and attended the wedding of Maliha's half brother Kent Ditter in Norfolk. They visited his parents in Leigh over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dallas Ditter and family also in attendance. Ditter served as an attendant.
Bids due by 4:00 P.M. June 23 1975 to the Commissioner of Labor Lincoln for custodial service at the Division of Employment Columbus office 2809 Thirteenth Street for July 1 1975 through June 30 1976. Specifications available at the Columbus division office. The Commissioner may reject any or all bids. Gerald E. Chizek Commissioner of Labor.
Dr Ralph W Richter at Columbia collects data for Medical Aspects of Drug Abuse noting heroin related deaths stem from varied factors. Many addicts suffer neurological, eye and limb deterioration along with heart issues, edemas and skin diseases. He urges joint medical and rehabilitation efforts to treat illness and aid full recovery.
Mr and Mrs Chapin Peterson and their son Mike attended the wedding rehearsal for Rex Ellis in York and joined the groom s supper Later they attended Ellis wedding to Pam Young at York Methodist church with Mike Peterson as head usher The reception followed at the York Elks Club A group celebrated 24th wedding anniversary at Ray Starasska home and friends enjoyed a social evening Elmer Powers and family spent a week with Paul Powers in Ohio Henry Strickland and party returned from Chicago where they met Tory Tsimons of Connecticut for a visit
James Douglas Dunning of Northwest High School won the Boys State election in Lincoln Nebraska defeating Richard Renn of Omaha Central High Sehon senior. Dunning said the victory rests on issues beyond popularity and supported family farms and legalized gambling. During the session bills backed family farms and family corporations and legalized gambling passed.
The protuberance in the front of the human throat is called the Adam’s apple, linked to the story that a piece of the forbidden fruit got stuck in Adam’s throat.
Aries to Pisces predictions cover temper, work checks, buying impulses, family gifts, problem solving, and goal pursuit. Birthday note June 12 1875 signals resuming an abandoned project and eventual reward.
Anselmo voters approved a 107000 bond issue to build and equip a sewage system. Unofficial election results show 82 in favor and 20 against in this Custer County community with about 180 residents.
State Labor Commissioner Gerald Chizek says federal rules may allow teachers who work nine months a year to claim unemployment benefits in some states. He notes ambiguity in the law and cites potential pending legislation to clarify ineligibility, while outlining the filing and appeal process and possible moot points if new rules pass. Liberty votes to approve sale of liquor by the drink 22 to 18 in a special election.
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