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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1977
Page
8
Daily star sign guidance offers cautions and encouragement across Aries Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Cancer Leo Virgo Libra. It advises prioritizing family, guarding who you trust, and seizing unexpected career chances while staying cautious with uncertain deals.
The American Journal of Medicine reports seven mono patients aged 40 to 78, showing the illness can strike beyond young adults 15 to 25. The finding expands the understood age range of infectious mononucleosis.
In March 1977 the column notes Good fortune and group involvement as advice. The Frost and Sullivan forecast projects the European market for word processing gear to grow to $200 million by 1980 and $568 million by 1985, in New York City.
North opens one club and South rebids one notrump after one diamond. North later raises to three notrump with 13 points, and the defense takes five hearts and a diamond. The article notes the misinterpretation of a stop bid and the missed path to four spades.
A Michigan reader opens one diamond AKxxx xx AQIOxx&KIX. Partner responds one spade. Reader asks for rebid. The correct reply is two spades. Notrump is risky with a worthless doubleton in unbid suit and two diamonds may misdirect. Two spades could only yield a spade contract with a 4-3 fit.
The menu covers week of March 14 for Columbus City Schools with items for elementary and junior high and senior high. Meals include hamburgers, pizza, ravioli, turkey with gravy, chili, macaroni and cheese, fried chicken, burgers, fish sticks and a range of sides. Parent-Teacher Conferences run Thursday and Friday.
Platte Center notes show a leadership training at 9 30 a.m. March 26 with contact through President Mrs Robert A Mark. District 7 Legion and Auxiliary registration March 27 at 9 a.m. at the Veterans building in Fremont. Platte County spring meeting set for April 17 at Creston.
A federal court hearing in Los Angeles heard a request from a man using the alias Fred Fink who says he acts as a police narcotics informant. He asks that officers not reveal his identity to suspects he fingerprints, claiming threats to kill him despite promises of anonymity and a $10 arrest bounty. He notes he cannot sue under his real name without blowing his cover.
Atlanta based report says two CDC workers, Robert Dubingon and George Flowers, died after fever onset on February 23. Investigators noted both had access to several Building Seven laboratories and may have contracted the illness through laboratory exposure, a first if confirmed.
Betty Ford joins Gerald Ford in television deals with NBC. The former First Lady will produce two documentaries on dance child care and cancer research over the next two years and appear on the Today show. NBC did not disclose payment details.
A Palestinian official condemned the Hanafi Moslem hostage taking in Washington while Arab leaders varied in reaction. The PLO official defended goals if just but deplored violence against innocent victims. Shafir al Wazzan urged reflection on American conduct and values.
Gene Carter of Brawley visits his mother Mrs Geneva Carter in Silver Creek. Clinton Van Winkle and family from Beatrice join Neal Van Winkle's Genoa visit. Gary Graham and son from Clathe Kansas stay with Rex Graham. Henry Fuehrer attends Blair family gathering. Sewing Club meets at Vernon Peterson’s. ten members attend. Virgil Peterson of Grand Island visits Vernon Peterson. L T Van Winkle hosts Sunday guests Dale Frizzell and Gertrude Ward.
SALT LAKE CITY UPI The state Board of Examiners agreed to pay $200 to Rocky Mountain Helicopters for a window damaged when a bighorn sheep was transferred by the state Division of Wildlife Resources under contract. The board Thursday approved the claim from the helicopter company involved in the incident.
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