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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1977

Page

11

Fall fashion wraps up with bulky layers and volume

The fall winter fashion scene centers on bulky looks and layered silhouettes with capes, shawls, and oversized turtlenecks. Designers showcase warm fabrics, down coats, quilted jackets, and leg wrappings while preserving high heels for formal events as hemlines vary widely.

Gay Pauley UPI New York Women’s Wear Daily Seventh Avenue Morty Sussman Mollie Parnis Boutique

Blumenthal urges surplus nations to trim exports for world growth

Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal told the OECD conference that Japan and West Germany should sacrifice trade surpluses to spur global growth and urged weaker industrial countries to borrow less and let currencies fall. He affirmed U S willingness to accept a 12 billion dollar deficit this year and called for shifts into deficit in surplus nations to aid poorer countries.

Paris UPI Treasury Michael Blumenthal West Germany Japan United States Blumenthal Germany Switzerland Netherlands Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development OECD France Italy Spain Great Britain

Blazing Saddles 4-H Highlights June Meeting at Roberta Rickert Home

The June 21 Blazing Saddles 4-H meeting at Roberta Rickert residence featured Sherri Schmid on horse feeding and diseases and Karen Bennett on shelter grooming and care. Members practiced on a trail course and horsemanship after the business session with a next meeting planned for June 30.

Roberta Rickert Sherri Schmid Karen Bennett

Adoptee Norman Hill Reunited With Family After 67 Years

Norman Hill, adopted as a child in 1917, was reunited with sister Anna Hill Mathis after 61 years and brother Norman Hickman after decades of searching. The saga traces the Hill family's 1915 separation due to adoption and orphanage placement in Kansas and Missouri, ending in a Lancaster reunion.

Hill Anna Walt Bert Kenneth Norman Ralph Oklahoma The Nazarene Church Ft. Scott Kan Anna Seneca Norman Hill James and Mosie Ellen Hickman Alva Okla Hickmans Missouri Oregon California Kansas Marcella Hickman Community College Modesto Calif

Reunion Ends Half Century Quest for Norman Hill

Norman Hickman, believed adopted in 1913, reunites with sister Anna Mathis in Lancaster after decades of letters and detective work. The search revealed two deceased brothers and a living cousin network, highlighting adoption law gaps that keep real parentage sealed in several states.

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