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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1977

Page

10

Across Tieup Clue List Yields Mixed Answers

A column of crossword style clues covers across and down entries from seas to snaky letters. Solutions include Greek goddess of peace Eris and city LA club Dodgers, with terms on chemistry oysters and birds of Sinbad and a lender friendly bribe.

Dear Dr Grahm on choosing not to have children

A reader asks about choosing no children and overpopulation. The reply stresses Christian duty in marriage, parenting as a blessing, training and loving children, and modeling godly conduct.

DR. Grahm

Jack Carter Hints At 1980 Congress Run

President Carter's eldest son Jack Carter hints at a 1980 run for Congress stating he will not seek a seat in 1978. The 29 year old lawyer from Calhoun Georgia is involved in the soybean business and noted the district current incumbent is Republican Rep Lawrence McDonald.

Washington UPI Carter Jack Congress White House James Callaghan Calhoun Lawrence McDonald

Dear Dr Lamb Angers Over Office Delays in Medical Care

A reader vents about rude and unhelpful medical office staff who delay results and appointments. The letter urges broader accountability in doctor offices and suggests readers question how workplaces value time and courtesy. It cites personal experiences with secretaries and requests for sympathy and reform.

DR. Lamb P.O Radio City Station New York Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Salmon smell way home solves migration mystery

University of Wisconsin zoology researchers report that adult salmon returning to their birthplace stream during spawning carry unique chemical odors imprinted in their brains. These odors, derived from the original stream, guide the fish back to hatch sites.

University of Wisconsin Department of Zoology

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