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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
4
Washington aims to calm debate as the Prices Commission schedules two hearings next month on food prices and rents. The food prices session is April 12 and the rents session April 14, both in Washington. Officials say the hearings will review policy rather than immediately expand controls.
Elis Burns of Linnéus Missouri reports his 1970 corn crop using the Buffalo Tilt Plant system on around 400 acres annually. He notes milo on bottomland and old row ground yield well, with non chiseled corn stalk stubble performing best and a 3 to 10 bushel per acre advantage over chiseled ground amid very wet springs in 1988 and 1970. He adds that half his crop could be planted due to wet conditions and invites contact for more profit.
Seventy Becton Dickinson Columbus employees are recognized along with 90 honorees at the 18th annual service awards banquet held at Elks Country Club. Names include William Anson Ramona Collins Marke Klasselhalch Dolores Kelberlau and others with 3 5 and 10 year recognitions noted. Special guests included B D executives from Rutherford NJ and Columbus plant staff assisted by several managers. Also reports of 89 degree high in Ft Worth and 9 degree low in Ironwood.
Journalists from across Nebraska will attend a one day April 1 workshop in Kearney on freedom of information. Sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi Nebraska chapter the University of Nebraska School of Journalists and the Pension Division the event features keynote speaker Prof Paul Fisher director of the Freedom of Information Center Missouri University.
Two North Dakota Air National Guard pilots died after a jet crashed into a house at Hector Field area in Fargo following a takeoff failure. Lt. Burton Humphrey 23 Fargo and 2nd Lt. Sanford Borlug 25 Fargo were killed or hospitalized. the home occupants escaped injury as the craft struck refrigeration trucks and a railroad line before igniting a blaze. Fire crews contained the fire about 20 minutes after impact.
Defense begins its case as prosecutors wrap testimony on UMW President Boyle and two officials who say the union ordered a political arm to make a 30000 contribution for Hubert Humphrey’s 1968 presidential campaign. Defense counsel Arthur Hilland seeks an immediate sequestration.
A fragmentary note discusses the Book of Revelation symbolizing slaughter within the New Testament. The terse line hints at thematic imagery rather than a full analysis, suggesting a focus on grim prophetic visuals.
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