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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1972

Page

6

Fire devastates Sandhills cattle areas in Nebraska

The Thedford Nebraska fire burned over 100000 acres with 90 cattle dead at a ranch southwest of Thedford and additional losses reported by several ranchers. Firefighters from Thedford Mullen Seneca and Halsey National Forest aided by two National Guard helicopters and volunteers contained the blaze. Government and forest service officials evaluated scene while Gov Exon commended responders amid a 32 mile long fire path.

Thedford UPI Paul Madron Here Vada Warren Don Madran Freddie Johnson Mullen Seneca Halsey National Forest National Guard Joe Pluta Don Venter Nebraska Forest Service Burl Johnson Civil Defense James Exon Tale Nebraska

British Troops Exchange Fire With Snipers in Northern Ireland

British troops clashed with snipers in Belfast and Londonderry during the night leaving a soldier with a hand wound amid reports of two snipers shot in Londonderry. The King’s Own Scottish Borders battalion said they returned fire after a sniper fired twice at them on Springfield Road Belfast. A car fled the scene with three occupants. IRA said it was cracking down on hooligans amid nights of unrest. Government internment of 685 suspected IRA members was announced as part of efforts to stabilize policing.

Belfast Northern Irelad UPI Londonnderry Reops Londonderry Dhen King Scottish Springfield Road Irish Republican Army IRA UPS Aldersonstown Vic Suygepin Northern Ireland TRA Wing Ran Faulkner Bo Ested Owas Ulster Long Kesh

Film on Drug Abuse Education Shown at Schuyler High

A free 16 mm sound film titled On Your Doorstep will be shown at Schuyler Central High School Auditorium at 7 40 p m on March 14. Sponsored by Aid Association for Lutheren Insurance Company, it aims to educate the public about drug abuse and is open to civic church and school groups with bookings through local officers Harlan Hailey Joe Donneville and Mrs Melvin Sachs. Art Linkletter leads national coordination for the program as it begins a broader community action effort.

Schuyler Macch Schuyler Central Aid Association For Lutheren Insurance Compay Harlan Hailey Joe Donneville Melvin Sachs Art ‘Linkletter Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information AAL

Platte Valley Playhouse Announces Blithe Spirit Tryouts

Bill Swanson of Platte Valley Playhouse sets tryout dates for Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit on March 15 and 18 at 7 6 pm in Platte College Fine Arts Theatre. Bob Bowe returns as director. five women are cast including a maid a doctor's wife Madame Areat a medium and two wives of Charles Condomine. The three act comedy opens in May with open auditions for hopefuls.

The Platte Valley Playhouse Bill Swanson Noel Coward Platte College Fine Arts Bob Bowe Bowe

Public poll finds six of ten favor abortions for nonmedical reasons

A government sponsored poll shows six of ten American adults favor abortions for reasons other than saving a mother’s life. Eighty seven percent support universal access to birth control information. The survey, for the U.S. Commission on Population Growth in the American Future, was conducted with 1,708 people and appears in Family Planning Perspectives.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress U.S. Commission On Availan Connie Opinion Research Corp Princeton Family Planning Perspectives

Tieman Files as Delegates Candidate to GOP Convention

Lincoln UPH reports former Gov Norbert Tiemann files as a candidate for delegate to the Republican National Convention from the First Congressional District. He was defeated in reelection by Gov Exon and is pledged to President Nixon.

Lincoln UPH Norbert’ Tiemann We First Nematin Exon Nixon

Exon's tax bill stalls after debate in Lincoln

In Lincoln the tax exemption proposal faced a 18-17 setback on a main motion to move from first stage debate. Despite two Kennedy amendments for cash refunds and tax credits, a compromise failed as supporters and opponents urged cross‑party concessions amid concerns over broader tax burden and spending cuts.

Lincoln UPI Lblidi Burbach Sen Thomas Aiedy Noweman Grove Kennedy Insur Leslie Stull Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff

African festivals furnish program at Trinity meeting

Elizabeth Johnson LeRoy Nelson and Ramon Jacobson led the March Trinity plan in Newman Grove. The theme Three Festival Days in Africa. Delegates to the spring Albion convention include Mrs Wilson Flood with alternate Mrs Harated Dunlap. Hostesses were Mrs Patti Noreen and Mrs Braberg. Donations were sent to Lutheran World Relief and a Milton Society for the Blind was formed.

Newman Grove Elizabeth Johnson LeRoy Nelson Ramon Jacobson Trinity Plaw Africa Lutheran World Relief Milton Soviety For Albion Wilson Flood Harated Dunlap Mmes Patti Noreen Andlil Braberg

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