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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1975

Page

8

Scriven Named Outstanding Columbus Police Officer of 1974

Edwin Scriven, a Columbus patrolman since 1973, was named the city's Outstanding Police Officer of 1974 at the sixth annual Police Appreciation Banquet. The event, hosted by American Legion Hartman Post 84, drew about 200 attendees and featured the Columbus Apollo Club and remarks on Americanism by Ray Oltman.

Edwin Scriven Columbus Wes Baxa American Legion Hartment Post 84 the Legion Hall Scriven Hartman Post

Lions talent contest winners announced at Platte College

First place in the Lions Club youth talent contest went to Matthew Sojka and Paul Reinker in piano categories, Joan Widhalm won senior vocal honors, and Bruce and Wayne Zimmerman topped the junior accordion drum duo. Second and third places were awarded across interpretive dance, tumbling, guitar, drums, violin and more from Columbus, Humphrey, Richland, Bellwood, and surrounding areas. The event drew 52 entries, 70+ youth participants, and about 400 spectators. First-place winners advance to the District 38-E contest on May 4 at Platte College.

Lions Club Platte College Fine Arts Platte College Joan Widhalm Humphrey Bruce Wayne Zimmerman Richland Beth Ann Hinrichs Columbus Heidi Sloth Bellwood Terri Bernt

Old Man Winter Returns With Snow Bursts Across Nebraska

Light snow and blowing snow pester Nebraska as a new storm system moves from Iowa toward Wisconsin, with Omaha reporting 74 degrees and Mullen at 34 for highs, while Valentine's 10s to 20s give way to mid teens across the north central counties.

Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Oregon National Weather Service Valentine Scottsbluff Omaha Mullen, Chadron Alliance Othe

Heavy Snow Delays Travel Across South Dakota

South Dakota authorities urge motorists to stay off roads as a spring snowstorm creates near zero visibility and heavy drifts. Reports show Gettysburg eight feet deep, Lead thirty inches, Deadwood thirty five inches, and Huron ten inches. Wind hampers plowing with snow blown back over cleared patches.

United Press International South Dakota Pierre Gettysburg Deadwood Huron Pennington County Minnehaha Capitol

Mrs. Smith Sponsors Cedar Rapids Reclamation Bill

U S Representative Virginia Smith of Nebraska introduced legislation to authorize the Cedar Rapids reclamation project along the Cedar and Loup rivers in Wheeler Gresley Boone and Nance counties. The plan would irrigate 26800 acres for flood control recreation and wildlife. features include a dam reservoir near Spalding and irrigation canals.

U.S Virginia Smith Nebraska House of Representatives Cedar Rapids Cedar and Loup Wheeler Gresley Boone Nance Spalding Cedar River Congress House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Smith

Utility worker falls from pole near Columbus

Cornhusker Public Power employee Bob Hamling from Route 1 fell while working on Mason Road about eight miles north of Columbus. He was rushed by emergency unit to Behlen Community Hospital. X rays were taken and he was not admitted.

Cornhusker Behlen Community Hospital Bob Hamling Columbus Mason Road Hamling

Tax negotiators clash over housing tax credit in talks

Washington House and Senate negotiators failed to agree on a tax bill today with sharp disputes over a $2,000 housing credit and large new deductions for home and child care. Al Ullman warned completion may slip to Tuesday night amid tough Senate demands.

Washington UPI House Senate Ways and Means al Ullman D-Ore Conference Committee Ullman

Six unsolved murders terrorize rural Graham County Kansas

In north central Kansas six bodies found since November provoke fear in Hill City area. Victims include Beth Barry Betts two five year olds and Elise Betts eight, Diane Lovette nineteen, Cheryle Young twenty one and her three year old son Guy. Investigators seek Emmet Betts and probe a panel van sighting near the Lovette car.

Kansas County Kansas Beth Barry Betts Elise Marquette Illinois Diane Lovette Fort Madison Iowa Cheryle Young Downey Calif Guy Wakeeney Denver Robert Closter Kansas Bureau of Investigation Western Region Clester Young-Lovette Clutter Garden City Truman Capote Richard Eugene Hickock Perry Edward Smith Herb Clutter Hickock Smith Capote Cluster Graham County Hill City Randall Weller Weller

Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce awards meeting set

Final arrangements announced for the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce annual awards meeting on April 5 at Columbus Senior High School auditorium. Paul Harvey will speak after a 7 p.m. coffee hour, with tickets at $5 and 150 remaining. Local awards to be presented by outgoing President Max Kiburz and incoming Jim Holmberg.

Columbus Area Bob Walgren Joe Zapotocky Chamber Max Kiburz Jim Holmberg Mothersingers Cliff Koutnik

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