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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
7
Washington reports Americans fear Soviet scientists may outpace the U S in fake foods as Moscow allegedly develops ersatz caviar and shrimp dip to imitate roe and pate de foie gras. Senators warn against letting the United States fall behind in conventional food substitutes amid rapid new designs.
Washington reports the House will push major appropriations bills including 106 billion dollars for defense and agencies such as Treasury Postal Service and public works. The chamber also deals with ethics probes tied to two members amid a broader tax reform push and potential EPA extension votes.
The Colorful Cuties contest sponsored by professional photographers and Colormaster Inc through Priete Studio awarded top bonds and prizes. Stephanie Oakeson and family won a $100 bond while Tracy Diederich received $73. Rebecca Rose Bram earned honorable mention and gift certificates went to Robyn Thomson and several others from multiple towns. Nearby travel notes report Gordon Zeller and daughter Becky returning from Canada, with stops in Wyoming and Nebraska, and birth announcements from Columbus and Bellwood families.
Real estate transfer notices show numerous parcels across sections and additions. Transfers include Goering SEM to Schumacher, West Weerts Boettcher Co. to Drum It, Mildred Schaefer to M Kirk and A Norman, and other deeds naming Grantees and locations such as North Gate First Addn Cols and Sunset Third Addn Cols.
In Mondale New York the Foreman Frazier rivalry heats up as officials debate tactics ahead of the Tuesday night fight. Foreman delivered a early knockdown barrage in a 1973 encounter, with neither corner man present for the high moment.
Boys Town in Omaha reveals a reported 1 million dollar deficit this year and a projected 500000 dollar shortfall next year. Director Rev. Robert P. Hupp says spending will be trimmed while maintaining services to homeless boys and resisting a Kansas City satellite project due to neighbor opposition. Endowment funds and asset figures cited, with emphasis on ongoing appeals to support finances.
Ray Steiner, food service director, comments on potential Carter administration impact on school lunch programs and peanut butter supply. He notes Boys Town budget around $8 million annually and explains how lower contribution appeals and higher postal rates reduced net proceeds in 1974 to 1978.
A historical record notes major North American earthquakes around 611 12 near New Madrid Missouri. The largest tremor was felt across about two million square miles, illustrating the widespread impact of quakes in the region.
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