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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
1
USDA Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News reports steadier markets with eggs largely unchanged. Grade A large eggs 44 to 17 cents, A medium 36 to 31, large at 35, current receipts 28 dollars. Poultry prices unchanged with farm and commercial lines noted.
Thanks for all the cards and letters while I was hospitalized in Omaha and for your thoughtfulness. To every friend and neighbor who extended sympathy or aid after the loss of our husband and grandfather, Bruford C. Sill. Beuford C. Stil and Family.
Second class notice from Cohinbuty Neb announces holiday dates including New Year Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. It lists subscription rates via mail for multiple counties and urges prompt change of address with the local postmaster and district Telegram.
In Gering Nebraska Scotts Bluff County Undersheriff Don Clark confirms he has been asked to resign by newly appointed Sheriff Lea Knudtson effective July 1 when her appointment becomes official. Knudtson recently was named sheriff after Jim Miller announced his resignation.
Omaha Nebraska AP Metropolitan Utilities District directors approved the final contract for a new pumping station after learning the project will cost 20 percent more than originally expected. The $172,996 pumping equipment contract went to Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. Milwaukee. Total project cost rises to $788,000 from a $600,000 engineer estimate by Henningson Durham Richardson.
Friday June 15 horoscope items reference Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with scattered advice on finances health and behavior. The readable portions mention self discipline budgeting caution in speech and seeking guidance from advisers amid warnings about risks and unnecessary conflicts.
The Agriculture Department is studying a pooling plan that would let cooperatives pool grain and administer price support loans from USDA to member producers. The proposal aims to centralize marketing by qualified co-ops, potentially boosting their leverage in setting prices while facing concern from commercial traders and independent firms.
Detroit Mayor Ro man Gribbs faced a false alarm during a EMS demonstration. Three busloads of Michigan legislators were in town when an apparent heart attack was reported. The service promised quick arrival but 17 minutes passed before the truck and ambulances appeared. Gribbs admitted the delay and offered an explanation.
A jumbled OCR page outlines multiple horse races with purses and entries. It lists horses, jockeys or owners, and race specifics across several races including first through ninth events, with varying purses and claiming details.
Creston Township Treasurer Platte County issues notice about revenue sharing allocation for the entitlements period beginning in January ending June 30, 1973. The advisory mentions related accounts and official actions.
Lincoln Governor Exon announced Wednesday new appointments to the state college board, naming several officials and outlining changes in leadership. The action aims to strengthen governance and college oversight across the state.
In a tense baseball game Muller limited the Yankees while the Red Sox built a lead. Homering for one run, Lange contributed with solid pitching as Muller's ban on 1b batters helped secure the win amid a season of standout Major League performances.
Loup Power District crews converted the Richland area to a Wye distribution system at higher voltage. The project cost about $11,000. Gordon Buehholz, Columbus division supervisor, coordinated 25 workers and Distrlet vehicles with crews from Columbus, Albion, Fullerton, and Humphrey completing the job in record time.
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