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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1976

Page

5

France Faces Rift Over European Union Monetary Plan

The article discusses the franc crisis and France Britain and other nations split over the Common Market reforms. Giscard d Estaign faces Gaullist opposition to direct elections and to monetary integration. The snake line toward identical exchange rates and a union faces division and possible derailment.

France Britain Valery Giscard d’Estaing Gute Adres Italy Europe European Union Leo Tindemans Giscard Jean-Pierre Fourcade

Agricultural focus marks Hodge campaign in Columbus

Holdrege farmer and Democrat Holly Hodge campaigns in Columbus for the Third District seat highlighting agriculture as a pillar of policy. He urges strong export grain markets, criticizes grain sale moratoriums, calls for better export grain inspections, and promotes research into agricultural products for energy uses while urging conservation and reduced bureaucracy.

Holly Hodge Holdrege Columbus Ives Hodge Ford Soviet Union Poland Lst U.S Hodge Occupational Safety and Health Administration Holdridge

Half of Americans Live Alone or With One Other Person

Washington D C UPI reports Census Bureau findings show more than half of U S households now have one or two people. One person households rose 29 percent and two person households 19 percent from 1970 to 1975, while five or more member households declined. The average family size fell from 3.58 to 3.42.

Washington UPI Census Bureau Bureau

Johnsons Return After Phoenix Visit

Mr. and Mrs. RW Johnson came home Friday after a stay in Phoenix Arizona. Mrs. Dave Lewis and her Sand Point Idaho family joined them there for two weeks. Diane Telecky and Susie Tobias, Platte College students, visited Susan Fricke at her parents home.

Republican Club Plans Founders Day Meeting in Lincoln

Pl County Republican Women's Club discussed attending the Republican Founders Day meeting in Lincoln on March 20. Members were urged to attend a coffee with Mrs Virginia Smith at Humphrey High School gym Sunday March 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. Norris Lusehen joined the club. co hosts were Mildred Honke and Marian Berchtold. Next meeting at Mrs Nell Shaffer's home.

Lincoln Pl County Republican Women's Club Don Peterson Virginia Smith Humpphrey High School Norris Lusehen Mildred Honke Marian Berchtold Nell Shaffer

The Lighter Side Single Service Nursery Idea Spoof

A Washington UPI playful column mocks disposable culture and a fictitious Single Service Institute. It imagines products like disposable cameras and toasters, plus a hypothetical single service baby concept with recycling bent, asking if such a system could fit laws and litter concerns.

Dien West Washington UPI Bey Hain Tance Ots Joy

Two testify in favor of new grading plan in beef industry

Beef experts told a UPI report in Dallas that the USDA grading overhaul is fair and needed. They argued the new system properly distinguishes age and marbling, while opponents question costs and impact on grocery availability.

Dallas UPI USDA Sears Texas A&m Higginbotham Aaaf O.D. Butler

Officers back walking beat in Warren

Police officers Dennis Kenna and Jack Hemmingsen lost their scout car and returned to walking a beat. They were assigned to sidewalk duty after supposedly dragging their heels to a radio call, but no crime had been committed.

Warren, Mich UPI Dennis Kenna Jack Hemmingsen Kenna Hemmingsen

Bridge discussion on lead and bidding in duplicate play

A fragmented account describes a bridge hand where a player signals a queen lead to suggest partner wins the second club. It notes uncertainty, fourth seat opening with Star Ax okie a Kore, nonvulnerability, and a strong negative view on match-point outcomes in this situation.

West Star Ax Okie Kore Ain

Bridge Experts Debate Plays In Tender Hand Warnings

The column discusses a bridge hand from Oswald and James Jacoby. East wins the first trick with the ace of diamonds and queen of clubs signals. East plays four and king of clubs. West follows with the deuce, letting declarer collect the remaining tricks as a plaintive cry echoes through the table.

East West Declarer

Albion Firemen Benefit Dance Set to Aid Equipment Purchases

The Albion Fire Department hosts a benefit dance to raise funds for life saving gear including portable generators pumps smoke ejectors protective suits oxygen masks and resuscitators.

Albion Firemen Fire Department

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