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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1970

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Warning on Eclipse Viewing Dangers From Eye Experts

YORK UPL reports eye specialists warn against looking directly at the sun during Saturdays total solar eclipse over North America. They note even a sliver can cause painless retinal damage or blindness, advising indirect viewing or televised coverage.

York Upl North America Lucrelius White Laborius National Science Foundalso American Association of Ophthalmology National Society For Re Prevention Opikultuology Association Dorol Hayden Phatetarimn Kerge

Cost of Highway Construction Up 16 Percent in '69

Nebraska state reports a 6 to 16 percent rise in highway costs in 1969 driven by extensive Interstate work in Omaha area and steel price surges. Deputy state engineer Bruce Gillan cites project volume and county locations as key factors, with Douglas Sarpy and Washington counties most affected.

Lincoln Nebraska State Department of Roads Omaha Bruce Gillan Gillan Douglas Sarpy Washington

The Coree Trlngram Newspaper Ad and Address Details

A fragmented subscription notice lists The Coree Trlngram partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Zelumbus Nebraska with subscription rates and mailing details. It mentions publication cadence and changes of address, but OCR errors obscure clarity.

27Th Avenue Zelumbus

Sioux City Seeks Arsonist Behind Truck Fire

Sioux City authorities hunt a so called tighter fluid arsonist after a Tuesday blaze damaged a truck owned by LGO Moving and Storage Co. Fire Marshal Kay Malur notes this marks the fourth similar downtown incident in a month with cans of lighter fluid found at the scene and no fingerprints.

Liqua City Iowa UPI Sioux City LGO Moving and Storage Co Kay Malur Mahe

FDA to require leaflet warnings in birth control pills

The FDA will mandate a patient warning leaflet in every package of oral contraceptives. Commissioned officials testified that current information is insufficient and warned of a definite link between clotting and pill use. The document advises medical follow up and notes possible cancer risks observed in animals but no proven human cancer link.

Washington UPD Food and Dea, Administration FDA Charles C. Edwards Senate Waren Edwards

Grotelueschen Now Serving in Vietnam War

James Grotelueschen, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin A Grotelueschen, has been serving as a medical aidman with the 2nd Infantry Division in Vietnam.

Grotelueschen Vietnam Ws. Analy Waele AM

Services held for Nemaha County Clerk Lester Mannschreck

Funeral services were held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Auburn for Nemaha County Clerk Lester Mannschreck who died Sunday after a long illness. Burial followed at Sheridan Cemetery. Mannschreck, a native of Burr, served seven years as county clerk after operating a mill here 23 years. Survivors include one son, six brothers and one sister.

Auburn Upl St. Paul's Lutheran Church Nemana

Nine Kearney State coeds awarded $25 scholarships

Nine Kearney State College coeds have been named to receive $25 scholarships by the Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers. The scholarships aim to aid in elementary or secondary schooling in Nebraska. Recipients include Susan Late Cock of Fremont, Margaret Blair, Wrady Martin, Bonnie O’Meara, Rachel Stumpet Horst of Ayr, Gayla Thomson of Fairmont, Barbara Tool of Lexington, Connie Warla Summer, and Dian Wright of Lexington.

Kbakawy UPE Kearney State College

Johnsons file for State Auditor nomination in Nebraska

Lincoln based report states Rayohn Johnson age 46 filed Tuesday for the Republican nomination for state auditor. He is unrelated to incumbent Ray C. Johnson who will retire next January after 32 years in office. Hans Y. Johnson of Lincoln also filed on the GOP ticket.

Lincoln UPI Rayohnson Johnson Ray C. Johnson Hans Y. Johnson Lincula

Westmoreland cautions against unilateral withdrawal from Europe

Army Chief of Staff William Westmoreland told the Senate Armed Services Committee in his annual report that the United States should not stage a unilateral withdrawal of forces from Europe. He argued that American troops in Europe are insurance against the loss of Europe, emphasizing the alliance's strategic value.

Washington UPI William Westmoreland United States Europe Senate Armed Services Committee

Music Stops as Ceiling Cracks Close Kingsway Hall

In London at Kingsway Hall during a Holst suite performance the ceiling cracked halting the concert. Managers ordered the organ not be used until structural repairs can be carried out.

London UPL Geran Lostiv Parson Mars Gustav Holst Kingsway Hall Meg de Nang Berlin Navy McMurdo Sound Antarctica Air Force Offutt Field Omaha

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