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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1976
Page
10
A high altitude German enclave Colonia Tovar lies west of Caracas Venezuela preserving German architecture cuisine and customs in an alpine like village setting with authentic atmosphere.
Classic pickup with a six cylinder engine a three speed transmission and four wheel drive. Low mileage and excellent condition highlight this versatile vehicle option for rugged use or everyday driving.
The Loup Basin Policy Advisory Committee will meet in regular session at 10:00 A.M. on June 24 1976 at the Lower Loup NRD office 1632 M Street Ord NE A continuous agenda is on file with the Secretary.
Federal authorities report a letter containing a tick was mailed to FBI Director Clarence Kelley from Texarkana as part of a nationwide extortion attempt. The FBI notes tests show a remote health risk from the tick and that 18 letters with threats or devices have been received by businesses this week. A separate adjourned Columbus Nebraska City Council meeting notice appears amid unrelated text.
The Finance Committee of Columbus Nebraska will meet June 21 and June 23 at 7:30 PM in City Hall. Separately, the Village of Duncan invites sealed bids by July 6 for water main and sanitary sewer extensions costing an engineer's estimate of 25500 dollars.
Baltimore UPI Dr Moise Goldstein a Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineer outlines a theory and device to help profoundly deaf infants hear their own sounds and learn vocal patterns He notes deaf children and normally hearing peers babble at similar ages and aims to restore self generated vocal feedback.
New York reports a 30 to 35 cent rise per pound in ground coffee. Retailers promote coffee as a cross‑promotional item, and there are no reliable average markups, said the National Coffee Association.
The Rev. Thomas Chamberlin confirmed seven children at St. Halse naming Mark Hillen Michael Meihle Janet Ritter Carla Schmidt and Ryan Went. A Faith Life and Christian Action Committee meeting in Rising City drew several attendees. A birthday party followed a short play by Harold Boning Mrs John Larson and others.
An angry group of schoolgirls from Pelham High protested Wimbledon’s decision to use only male ballboys. Leader Siobhan OShaughnessy urged that girls would look nicer on court and be helpful, while Wimbledon official Maj. David Mills defended the move.
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