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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

4

Muskie Eyes Comeback in Illinois Primary Tuesday

The Illinois Democratic primary shapes as a crucial test for Muskie as he fights to limit McCarthy and McGovern. With three candidates vying for about 160 Illinois delegates, the result could reshape the Democratic race ahead of Wisconsin.

Illinois Chicago UPI Edmund Muskie Florida Eugene J. McCarthy Maine George 5S. McGovern South Dakota Ilinois P Wisconsin Llincols Ilinois Richard J. Daley Adlai E. Stevenson III Daley McCarthy McGovern Wlinois New Hampshire Dinos

Arab world rejects Hussein plan for Jordan West Bank state

United Press International reports Arab governments and guerrillas urged a united front against King Hussein's Jordan West Bank plan. Iraqi communique after Baghdad talks with Yasser Arafat urged guerrilla unification and a broader Arab front. Meir dismissed talks as baseless while China denounced the plan. major powers offered no clear stance. Egyptian parliament condemned Hussein as subservient to colonialism.

United Press Internationalrag Hussein West Bank Jordan River Baghdad Hadir Yasser Arafat al Fateh Union of Arab Israel Jerusalem Golda Meir Tassein Jordan Chi Peng-fei King Hussein Peking New China News Agency Chi China United States Soviet Union Britain France People's Council Murad’ Ghaleb

Almanac for March 20 1972 Moon and stars note

On March 20 1972 the almanac lists the moon in its first quarter with Jupiter as the morning star and Mercury Venus Mars and Saturn as evening stars. It notes Aries births and historical events including Stowe’s Uncle Tom's Cabin publication in 1852 and Bali volcano eruptions.

United Press International Aries Lauritz Helchio Harriet " Beecher Stowe Fy Bacae Prensa Bali East Indies Israel Jordan

Northwestern Bell posts first 20 year earnings drop in 1971

Northwestern Bell Telephone Co reports 1971 net income down three percent despite record revenues of 628.2 million. President T Nurnberger cites higher expenses and interest costs as the main cause, with earnings per share slipping to 2.05 from 2.28 in 1970.

Omaha UPT Northwestern Bell Telephone Co T.§. Nurnberger Nurnberger

Columbus girl hurt in auto accident

Colleen K. Woberi, 18, of Columbus was treated for minor injuries after flipping her car Sunday evening north of town. Trooper R. L. Wolfe said the car was northbound and failed to make the turn at the junction. The car was demolished and she was taken to Davie City Hospital by rescue unit.

Voters to Choose on Vocational Districts at Albion and Boone

Albion hosts a Pitch Club gathering with Dale Reynoldson and guests Tim Tinker Norman Reynoldson and Marlon Moore and Lloyd Shaver win prizes. A daughter born March 16 to Mr and Mrs Larry E Rosenbaum of Cedar Rapids weighs eight pounds nine ounces. Boone County will consider a proposition on primary allotment so residents can vote on joining Columbus Hastings Junior College Vocational Training Complex or the Norfolk complex. David Sealey and Julia Laudenklos baptized by Rev Wanda Clausen.

Albion Dale A Reynoldson Loretto Timothy Tinker Norman Reynoldson Tinker Marlon Moore Lloyd Shaver Shaver Larry E. Rosenbaum Cedar Rapids Boone County Ray Medlin Columbus Hastings Junior College Norfolk David Sealey Julia Laudenklos Wanda Clausen Church of God

Nixon asks Congress to back minority business legislation

President Nixon urged Congress to pass a plan aiding minority enterprises. The proposal would formalize minority enterprise small business investment companies as nonprofit bodies to attract foundations and gifts, offer long term venture capital, and grant tax benefits. The plan seeks exemptions and a new assistant secretary of commerce for minority enterprise with SBA guarantees supporting loans.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Fermil Mesbics White House Commerce “ Department Office of Minority Business Enterprise OMBE Small Business Administration SBA

Fonner Park double pays 37 80 at Grand Island

UPI reports Fonner Park wagering totals from Saturdays races at Grand Island. The daily double payout for Nos. 1 and 6 came to 37.00 with horses Polona Bay King Velvet Nampine Yells Alman Fails Choice Rollins Cadut among the listed contenders.

Grand Island UPI Fonner Polona Bay King Velvet Bo! Nampine Yells Alowl Rollins Cadut

Agnew presses for firm law enforcement in New York

Vice President Spiro Agnew addressed about 4,000 police and supporters in New York urging vigorous crime control. He attacked radicals blamed for infiltrating academia media and police, conceding no tolerance for permissive crime excuses as the Nixon administration backs hard enforcement.

New York UPI Vica Fessler Spiro T. Agnew Vixon Administration Police ‘Department Holy Rae New York Filton Agnew Agasw Nixon

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