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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1971

Page

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Lighter Side: altitude, ecology, pro basketball futures

A satirical column notes a college star signing a 1.4 million contract while parents push for seven footers. It imagines tall offspring, altitudinal effects on oxygen, and asks if basketball rules might shift to suit extreme heights amid growing eight and ten footers.

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Recycling Trash to Save Cities and Resources

Washington window outlines how American cities generate over a million tons of waste daily and the potential of recycling. It notes glass aluminum and paper can be reclaimed, reduce disposal costs, support energy generation, and cites the Resource Recovery Act of 1970 providing federal grants to aid cities in cleaner waste handling.

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The Carr Telegram Publication Details and Rates

The Carr Telegram is a Nebraska newspaper printed in Columbus with editions for surrounding counties. Subscriptions cost 7 18 per month by carrier, 5 07 per year in nearby areas, and 15 00 per year for other addresses. Delivery and change of address procedures are described for subscribers.

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NFO Members Hear Report On Meeting In Fremont

Platte County NFO members met in Fremont with County Chairman Melvin Moheman reporting. Hog movements through Blumphrey point were up and inventory sheets were urged to track production. Members noted an 0 percent above last year in the ongoing membership drive.

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Astrological Forecast by Sidney Omarr for the year

Astrological forecast by Sidney Omarr lists Sun signs with advice on independence, communication, and adaptability. It highlights Taurus, Libra, Virgo, Cancer, Pisces, and other signs with themes of resilience, partnerships, finances, and personal growth. It notes birthday guidance and a focus on practical leadership and alliances.

The Road Story: From Planning to Maintenance

Nebraska highway planning unfolds through counts and needs assessments, public hearings, design layouts, and right of way payments. Construction births a modern highway with bids, equipment, and paving, followed by year round maintenance to sustain traffic into the next generation.

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Westfall Family Visits the Johnsons in Narrison

Monro Dr and Mrs Robert Westfall and family visit Mr and Mrs RW Johnson in Narrison while Wilbur Fricke of Tecumseh spends time with Edwine Fricke and family and attends the Donna Thezac William Fricke wedding. Luis Fricke, Tecunset, continues visiting friends and relatives in the area. A note mentions human sweat glands.

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Problems Involved in Recycling Materials

James L Outman argues recycling faces legal tax and corporate hurdles. He notes executives say change in federal law and business practices is needed to favor recycled content over virgin materials. Government specs now require recycled content and future purchases may hinge on environmental costs and resource stewardship.

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Pesek and Stenger Elected New Butler County Leaders

David Cliy Charles Pesek and Mrs. Ben Stenger were elected heads of the Butler County American Legion and Auxiliary at the county convention. Other new officers include Jack Selzer as Ballwood vice commander Lee Snell treasurer and George Hatavy past commander. Auxiliary leaders include Mrs Jack Selzer Hellwand president and Mrs Julio Fernandez immediate past president with secretary to be named. Frank Wlasak spoke to attendees as a state level candidate. County posts represented were Bellwood Brainach Dwight and David City.

David Cliy Charles Pesek Ben Stenger Butler County American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Jack Selzer Ballwood Lee Snell George Hatavy Dwight Hellwand Julio Fernandez Ken Swanda Airs Ernest Swanson Frank Wlasak Ylee Bellwood Hrainach David City

Burn Through Green Ash and Pine When Green

Green ash wood, with inflammable oleic acid and fatty constituents, burns well. The ash belongs to the olive family. Pine wood also burns green due to resin content.

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