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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
5
Virgil Ward, freshwater fishing expert, explains fish eat only what they need and shows how diet affects outfishing. He details largemouth bass and northern pike appetites, how food abundance shapes feeding, and how reservoir conditions and rain influence success for anglers seeking predators and panfish.
Sen Frank Church says ITT tried to create economic chaos in Chile in 1971. He cites ITT Latin American executives and a 1971 memo to the White House, while ITT director John J. McCone and Washington staff deny advocating destabilization. The probe also covers ITT seeks compensation for the Chile Telephone Company after Allende’s takeover.
Governor J J Exon denounces federal reductions in social services hitting Nebraska by about 5 million dollars, affecting mental retardation, day care, alcoholism treatment, and volunteer programs. He cites the mental health cutback as the largest, while noting some officials appear responsive.
The Omaha Chamber of Commerce seeks livestock industry pioneers to honor at the 26th Annual Patron Patrons Recognition Banquet on May 9 at the Omaha Stock Exchange Building. Nominations due by March 30 for those who have been patrons of the Omaha Livestock Market in the past 50 years and have not been previously honored.
State officials plan to resume talks today as five inmates hold hostages at West Peninsula penitentiary in Moundsville Washington. Some prisoners armed with knives. one inmate found stabbed to death as a nighttime blaze swept the fortress like prison. Two others were hospitalized after scuffles. State troopers and about 40 National Guardsmen on scene. Gov. Moore signals more guards if needed. Widespread unrest involved up to 200 inmates in the locked south wing.
West Germany opens a Chicago based meat inspection office to vet U S meat plants and certify products for shipment. USDA officials say the goal is faster entry while maintaining at least equal standards, with about 45 countries now qualified.
Linwood resident Bill Novak travels from David City Nebraska to Minneapolis Minnesota for the national Outstanding Young Farmer contest. A Nebraska entry will distribute David City centennial coins and Go Big Red hats arranged by State Senator Loran Schmil. Supporting Novak and his wife Karen are a Jaycees delegation including Dennis Pohl Richard Sabata Larry Jenkins and Jim Howe.
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