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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
2
Washington columnist Dick West recalls his 88 year old father speaking of future rail travel as a solution to mass transportation problems and imagines a nation moving across the land in rail cars pulled by big locomotives with optimism about rail’s potential.
NASA outlined plans to replace four cancelled grand four flights with two Mariner-class probes to Jupiter and Saturn, each under 260 million, funded in fiscal 1974. Pioneer missions to Venus planned for late 1976 would orbit the planet and probe its thick atmosphere.
The Carre Telegram advertises evening publication except Sundays. It lists subscription rates by mail and coast states, with figures around 42.00 per month and 17.00 per year in Nebraska and other states. It instructs subscribers to promptly report address changes to the postmaster in Columbus.
In Creston noon birthday dinner honored Adolph Kapels and Edith Ochs with attendees Edith Ochs Erma Osten Mrs Emlie Osten all of Columbus. Kapels hosted a board party with prizes to Vern Osten Mrs Ted Osten Heino Siefken. Elmer Leffers hosted a confirmation dinner at Mecklan South Dakota for daughter Betty with Wilmer Kapels Harold Larson Art Osten Larry Osten Bertus Turstmeyer and 45th anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Turstmeyer at Norfolk hosted by daughter Tony Sindelar with Rosendahl family attendees.
Hollywood correspondent Vernon Scott reports that Johnny Carson will relocate to Hollywood by May 1, citing NBC preparations and Carson’s preference for television facilities in California. Carson says the Tonight Show will remain largely the same, prioritizing spontaneity and entertainment over social commentary, despite competition from movies and other hosts.
Aries to Pisces forecast with vague guidance on relationships finances and progress. Includes birthday note for readers born today and general advice on patience, focus, and practical steps for various signs amid shifting circumstances. Some entries reference months and personal traits, framed in classic newspaper horoscopes style.
The Legislature sent its first hurdle bill to increase Nebraska's corporate income tax rates. An amendment by Omaha Sen. David Stabmer would earmark the revenue for the state's share in local sewage treatment plant construction. The bill LB10d was introduced by Crofton Sen. Jules Burbach's interim tax committee.
St Edward High School hosts the Junior-Senior banquet and prom with theme Reflections of Love. Guests entered through a tunnel of love as hearts, a garden swing, paddle wheel, and bridge set mood. Mary Jo Reardon welcomed guests. Touls Dubs assisted seniors. Carmen Hosane gave grace. Principal Larry Krause bid farewell. Underclassmen joined the dance as music played by Freedom Road.
In MKSTER Michigan a security guard Luther Dillon intervened when a man was dragged from a theater. He defended the suspect saying you are not going to bother this guy here. Undercover officers then arrested Dillon for interfering with police officers.
New Zealand revives passenger rail with a £10.2 billion equipment push, heavy advertising, and the Kingston Flyer. The Silver Star links Auckland and Wellington, boosting occupancy to about 60 percent in three months, while daylight Blue Streaks run over 76 percent. Pricing features include a $21.60 overnight fare with Path mats and a $1.85 porterhouse steak.
Silver Greek Or Kensington members made plans for a benefit card party March 18 at the Masonic Mall. Proceeds will buy a new clock. Mrs. Johnnie Carlson received the hostess gift. The item also notes numerous visits and family gatherings, and remarks on travel and railroad service plans.
Lincoln, UP I reports the State Railway Commission will hold a public meeting Friday at 1 p.m. in its offices to discuss branch line abandonment. The hearings follow a Legislature adopted resolution directing disclosure of railroad abandonment plans amid public inquiries.
Church Women United from Davitt City Bellwood and Octavia will observe World Day of Prayer Friday at 2 30 pm at St Mary Church. Theme is Day Be Yours and will be used in similar gatherings in 169 counties. Msgr A J Lisko will deliver the sermon and Sister Rosemary Sakis will lead group singing. An informal meal will follow at the parish hall.
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