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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

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Be a u Jaynes Withdraws From Bout With Petrunelli

New England lightweight champion Beau Jaynes pulled from a 12 round bout against Tony Petrunelli scheduled for March 25 at the Boston Arena promoter Ian Silverman said Monday night Jaynes suffers a cut lip from the prior loss to Jim Henry in Tentlench Maine and skips the event.

Beau Jaynes Boston New England Tony Petrunelli Boston Arena Ian Silverman Jaynes

The Car Telegram Ad Notices in Columbus Nebraska

Local newspaper fragment shows a subscription and delivery notice for The Car Telegram partnership in Columbus Nebraska. It lists rates 32.25 monthly and 514.00 yearly and requests address changes to be sent promptly. A missing telegram is referenced with a call number S274 and hours.

Columbus Piatte Boge Buller Akan Herrick Nance Puli Mpit Else Nebraska Supueribars Focal Petmaster Colembus Felepramn

Stander Jackson bout set for March 22 in Omaha

Ron Stander will meet Moris Jackson in a 10 round heavyweight bout on March 22. The fight, promoted by the Cornhusker Boxing Club, will be at Omaha Civic Auditorium. Kevin King quits Missouri basketball after clash with coach Norm Stewart amid lineup shakeups and internal distractions.

Iafia Neb Ron Stander Amd Moris Jackson The Cornhusker Sboxing Club Omaha Civic Auditorium Columbia, My Kevin King Missouri Norm Stewart King Stewart Oklahoma St. Louis Jeff Currie Oklahoma State Felix Jerman LaMont Turner Charles Palmer Steve Blind

Market News Highlights From Omaha and Lincoln Reports

USDANebraska egg and poultry prices show little change while hog and cattle bids edge higher in Omaha bids. Chicago futures reflect mixed moves in live cattle hogs and frozen pork, with notable upside in nearby contracts. The item notes receipts and prices across livestock categories and mentions the Yukon Territory creation in 1878.

Lincoln Neb Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Sie Market News Service

Aries and other signs highlight personal growth and timing

An erratic horoscope lists Aries Taurus Gemini and more with dates and prompts for home improvements, appearance, advice from advisers, and mindful actions. It emphasizes energy for self betterment, financial caution, and social awareness through late June to March transitions. It also notes a birthday interpretation of a child born today and urges early education and spiritual focus.

Aries Jiar Coola Triers Taurus Flef Tate Scorpio Cox Sagittarius Indy Aquarius Bethee Dhead Abe

Streak for impeachment at Penn aims for Nixon facts

A Penn student leader and group announce a plan for a April Fool streak for impeachment demanding the White House reveal Watergate facts. He says other colleges will join and hints at consequences if conditions change with weather. The item blends campus satire with political protest.

Nixon Tate Cn la Paul Matthias Penn Ty League Matthias Penh Morrisville

Proud of Omaha Senator to Meet Nixon Thursday

State Sen. Richard Proud of Omaha, speaker of the Nebraska Legislature, was told Monday his meeting with President Nixon was postponed to Thursday. He will convey the legislature’s views on shortages and speed limits among other issues. presidential aide James Falk confirmed the schedule.

Omaha Neb Richard Proud Nebraska Nixon Proud James Falk Falk

Wheat stocks to be held back this spring by exporters

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told a House subcommittee that exporters plan to hold back more than 100 million bushels of wheat this spring. The figure, part of a dispute with the American Bakers Association, hinges on export controls and hedge purchases by traders.

Washington Earl L. Butz House Butz American Bakers Association United States Rule USDA

Nixon seeks boost in veterans compensation

President Nixon announces plans to ask Congress to raise disability benefits for veterans and survivors by 12 percent and 14 percent respectively, retroactive to last Friday, with a projected annual program cost of 432 million dollars. The move aims to adjust ratings to reflect actual impairment through structural changes and a survey showing undercompensation among disabled veterans.

Washington Nixon Congress United States

4-H Notes on Happy Mixers Club Meeting

4 H notes from a Gillett home meeting with Mildred Abraham visiting. Members discussed foods and head scarves. Sheri Bernt and Kelly Burke demonstrated cheese and frankfurter sandwiches. Easy-fixed green beans and cherry jumble were judged. Tread scarves and book bags were judged by the sewing group.

Ine Veyce Gillett Mildred Abraham Sheri Bernt Kelly Burke

Nixon seeks quick action to avert welfare cutoff

The Nixon administration urged Congress to rush a bill to prevent an automatic March 31 cutoff of new federal welfare payments for up to 200,000 disabled individuals under the Supplemental Security Income program. The measure, endorsed by the House Ways and Means Committee, would handle presumptive disability payments awaiting final eligibility decisions.

Washington Congress House Nixon

Nixon to veto emergency energy bill Wednesday

Nixon will send Congress his emergency energy veto message on Wednesday and push campaign reform legislation by Friday. The White House said the president opposes the bill mainly for its rollback provision, fearing fuel shortages and longer gasoline lines. Press Secretary Ron Ziegler said Nixon would meet congressional leaders this week before announcing reform measures.

Washington Nixon Congress White House Ronald Ub Ziegler Richard M. Fairbanks

14 Arrested in Lincoln on Drug Charges Raid

Lincoln authorities say 14 people were arrested early Tuesday in Lincoln on drug charges from an undercover investigation. State county and local agencies conducted the raids with Lancaster County prosecutors reporting a range of drugs seized including marijuana and heroin. Officials expect as many as eight more arrests could follow.

Lincoln, Neb Lancaster County Fearn Parijuana

Rites Wednesday for Melvin Jackman

Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Melvin PL Jackman age 69 a retired advertising manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad and former superintendent of Palisade Nebraska schools He died Sunday in an Omaha hospital where he had been treated for a sledder infection

Louisville Melvin PL Jackman The Pennsylvania Railroad Palisade Jackman Omaha

Massive farm equipment auction catalog details

A seller notes ten week lead time for a sale of hundreds of tractors and implements. The list includes John Deere models such as 4020 and 4400, Case, Allis, Massey, Oliver, and International Harvester gear with plows, cultivators, and front mounts.

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