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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1970

Page

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Big pollution problem is finding place for junk

Nebraska health officials warn counties control dump sites may be removed from commissioners as they seek places for junk disposal. 550 sewage plants need better operators. runoff and litter drain into ditches. State plans involve city county air centers, testing networks, and stricter open burn laws.

Lincoln UPI Nebraska Health Department Filipi Filip Walter Franke Heath Department Air Pollution Control Division Jova Bellevue Omaha Sioux City Franke

Stocks skid on Wall Street amid bank fears

New York stocks fell again as analysts and politicians weighed the risk of further corporate squeeze after bankruptcy actions. The Dow dropped to 662.91, off 4.53, as market breadth slid and the NYSE average declined 26 cents.

New York UPN Wall Street High Board Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Peon Central Business Silicone AV Child

Railroads asked about hauling grain by trucks in Nebraska

The State Railway Commission telegraphed four railroads serving Nebraska asking whether they will seek authority to substitute trucks for rail cars to haul grain. Chairman John W Swanson said the messages went to Northwestern Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Burlington Northern. The move follows last week’s commission approval of Rock Island to substitute trucks for shipments to points within the state, freeing boxcars for out of state travel.

Lincoln UPI State Railway Commission Nebraska Commission John W. Swanson Northwestern Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Hurlington Northern Rock Island

GOCA to Receive Over $2.5 Million in Federal Funding

Acting executive director Frank Goodell announced that GOCA will obtain more than 2.5 million dollars in federal funds for the six month period starting August 1. The Office of Economic Opportunity and GOCA fiscal year runs February to February. Lavert Taylor said most conditions were met though some remain to be carried through.

GOCA Lavert Taylor Kansas City Omaha

South Dakota selects Mary Harum for Miss America pageant

Augustana College junior Mary Johanna Harum, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Harum of Omaha, has been named the South Dakota representative in the Miss America pageant to be held in Atlantic City next fall. Her parents moved to Omaha from Paris, France, in March.

Mot Springs Augustana College South Dakota Atlantic City Mary Johanna Harum Robert J. Harum Omaha Paris France

Subscription notice for Columbus area postal changes

A fragmented notice indicates changes to subscriptions and mailing details for Cotmbos area. It mentions Coliembua and Boone, IN, with instruction to renew or update by mail and to contact the Columbus Teleurera for handling old and new addresses.

Eta Coliembua Naka Cere de Cotmbos Plate Boone INGE Ita Ubecribera Wecal

Sihanouk to be tried in absentia for treason murder

Cambodia announced a military tribunal will try deposed prince Norodom Sihanouk in absentia on charges of high treason and the murder of more than 4,000 political suspects. The trial opens Friday with Sihanouk, his wife Monique, and mother in law facing charges, while Sihanouk’s exile government operates from Peking.

Phnom Pen UPI Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk More Thaf Sihanouk Monique Ponymepeang Paris Lon Nol Peking

Federal judge signs two Penn Central court orders

In Philadelphia a federal judge signed two Penn Central orders. One bars 10 banks from foreclosing totaling 50 million dollars. The other permits the railroad to borrow another 50 million. The orders support Penn Central’s reorganization under bankruptcy rules as hearings set for July 5.

Penn Central

Senate approves 100000 for Nebraska U study

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $100,000 grant for the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture to fund research on improving temporary storage of high analysis terms amid an annual boxcar shortage. Sen. Roman Hruska said the project aims to reduce economic risks from seasonal storage issues and noted the study depends on further Senate and House action.

Washington UPD Senate Appropriations Committee University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Roman Hruska R-Nelt Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee Nebraska Senate House Senate Hruska

Mrs Nixon tours quake ruins in Peru on aid mission

Mrs Richard M Nixon walked through a valley of death in Peru on May 31 earthquake relief, touring devastating Andean towns with Peru's first lady. She arrived with emergency supplies and plans to report needs to her husband.

Lima Peru UPI Richard M. Nixon Nixon U.S

Violas Schoefauer Found Dead at Home

Violas Schoefauer known as Violas Schornauer was found dead at his Newman Grove home last weekend by a son. He was a former Columbus Telegram employee who retired years ago. Graveside services were held Monday at Pleasant View Cemetery near Plainview with Rev. Fred C. Gardner officiating. Survivors include three sons Orvit of Brunswick Gene and Cleon of Plainview and several grandchildren.

Newman Grove Violas Schornauer Eugene Columbus Telegram Pleasant Wew Plainview Fred C. Gardner Brunswick Orvit Gene Cleon

First US kidnapping for ransom child 4 in Germantown

The case concerns the 1874 abduction of four year old Charles Ross in Germantown Pennsylvania on July 1. The child was never located and the mystery remains unsolved to this day.

Ransony United States Charles. Ross Germantown

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