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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1977
Page
2
The Columbus Telegram publishes full Saturday listings for six stations for the coming week. The page includes entertainment stories and photos highlighting upcoming TV programming and local media events.
Enthusiastic turnout at a Tri County Recreation Association meeting endorsed expanding the clubhouse with a larger kitchen cloak room and storage space. Architect drawings set a shell cost of 20600 with 23864 in other expenses and a shell price per square foot of 24.29 with a completed price of 37.71.
Dr. Jonathan Freedman of Columbia University argues crowds boost performance. He notes research showing crowding is not harmful and that office workers function better when not confined to cubicles.
Dear Dr Graham writes on why the Bible matters as God’s Word and a guide for sinners seeking Christ. He urges readers to start with a Gospel, pray for understanding, and asks for a love of Scripture. Also notes Lizzie Busse hosting Sew and Hat Club with bingo prizes and March hostess Mrs Clausssen.
Dvorak, 24, was injured when caught in a post digger power take-off north of Leigh. He suffered a broken arm and multiple bruises but was in satisfactory condition at Lutheran Community Hospital in Norfolk after being freed by Bill Herdle and transported by Leigh Rescue Unit.
Dear Abby columns discuss a 12-year-old girl's pregnancy and a 13-year-old high school freshman potential paternity with parental blackmail threats. Parents refuse marriage, consider adoption, and seek legal guidance while noting community and education concerns. Other letters address being corrected by a mother, and grandmother's bequest wishes before death.
Dr. Robert H. Shaw of Iowa State University told 170 Nebraska Soybean Association members in Norfolk that the midwest drought cycle should phase out in a year or two as sunspot cycles hint at an end. He cited a 20-22 year drought rhythm and a 59 percent chance of below normal summer rainfall after a dry winter.
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