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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
1
Market at Omatea Neb lists cattle and sheep prices with wide ranges and declines noted. High grade steers 1,260 lb near 48.00, heifers around 46.25, feeders 44.50-46.00, cows 0-1.00 lower, canners 29.50-34.00, sheep steady with 700 head reported and a few utility lots. Trade not fully established at 10:30 am with various loads and road lots in play.
UNL is accepting applications for the 1974 NROTC Navy Marine Scholarship Program. The Navy pays tuition and fees plus $100 monthly subsistence. eligible students are commissioned after degree completion and summer training. Applications and bulletins are available at the Office of Financial Aids and from Navy Marine Recruiting offices.
Lincoln Neb CAP The University of Nebraska Lincoln faculty members Dr Lotus Rhodes assistant professor of sociology and ethnic studies and Dr Pairtea Sailor associate dean of the College of Home Economics have been selected by the American Council on Education as fellows in the 1972 71 academic administration internship program During a nine month fellowship they are assigned to a top administrative officer on their own campus or another campus observe and participate in the decision making The program prepares personnel for academic administration positions
The notice lists subscription prices for Columbus and surrounding counties. Carrier delivery is $62.00 per year, seven mail options priced at $13.00 yearly, with additional regional listings. A change of address instruction requests prompt updates for the subscriber’s mailing details.
A garbled horoscope page covers ARIES through PISCES with mixed advice. It urges ambition, careful planning, and timely appointments while noting home focus for MOON CHILDREN and warnings against delays. Overall guidance emphasizes practical steps, self discipline, and pursuing dreams with direct effort.
Washington AP report outlines Senate consideration of amendments to extend Economic Stabilization Act past April 30 and grant Congress a voice in wage and price controls. Proposals include rent controls in metros, federal wage-settlement approval, caps on large-business price hikes, and a $265 billion FY spending cap. If Phase 3 fails, Sen. Proxmire pledges a six month wage price rent and interest freeze retroactive to March 15.
The Associated Press notes five traffic fatalities in Nebraska over the weekend. The statewide fatality count rises to 71 for the year, with victims including J Raymond Dorsey 47 of Omaha and others across Omaha Lincoln and Council Bluffs.
Catholic Daughters of David City held a meeting awarding cash prizes for a school poetry and essay contest. Winners included Monica Dolezal and Karen Polak in poetry division and Jori Smith in essay. two new members joined, a nominating committee was named, and plans for fundraisers and a mission project were discussed.
A national WOW program for women motorists will be hosted at Bill Sunday Carysler Plymouth in Columbus. Opening session at 7 3 p.m. March 29. Call for more information. The program explains car operation and basic repairs to simplify handling and identify serious issues. Fire damages grain elevator at Hillis Sunday. expected to cost over $110,000.
An 81 year old Waterloo woman recalls firsthand reports of the Battle of Wounded Knee, countering popular beliefs with her father’s account of Apache and Lakota actions, settlers’ losses, and the conflict’s context near Wounded Knee and Buffalo Gap. Her narrative emphasizes that violence preceded the U.S. Army response and includes anecdotes of homesteaders, property loss, and a surviving Indian child.
Av Cooper Co of Topeka says it will build a $15 million feed mill in Abilene Kansas. The plant would be sixth Cooper installation with an annual capacity of 100000 tons and produce about five percent of the line of 140 prepared feeds for distribution.
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