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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1970

Page

7

National Guard unit ranks as Superior in Nebraska

Maj. Gon Lyle Welch announces that Gelotantry at Columbus and four Nebraska Army National Guard units earned Superior Unit status for 1969. Columbus unit commanded by Capt. Ronald Sabath, with Companies A and G and others from Wayne O’Neill Norfolk and York. Awards depend on strength, MOS qualification, drill and annual training attendance, and inspections. Presentation by the 7th Infantry Brigade commander. Governor’s ceremony usual for annual awards.

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Annual Conference on Human Sciences set

Approximately 10 students and counselors from Nebraska high schools will attend the ninth annual Conference on Human Sciences, scheduled April 24 in Lincoln and Omaha. Kathleen Kline and Ileanne Kopelsky of Scotus Central Catholic High School, Columbus, plus advisor Miss Nancy Donner, represent the group.

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New Faculty Contracts Signed At Platte College

Platte College reports more than 19 signed contracts for next year as applications exceed 1,000 amid a flood of interest from prospective faculty. President Dr. Donald Newport announced the list of signees across departments including nursing, education, English, physical education, drawing, science, business and history. A resignation from nursing teacher Macy Ann Kucera was accepted. tentative April 36 camp openings are planned to accommodate enrollment growth.

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Death Sentence Reduced to Life by Parole Board

Stanley Nowieki, once sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1956 murder of his ex wife in Douglas County, had his sentence commuted to 43 years by the Board of Pardons and Paroles after a procedural error delayed a Supreme Court appeal. He becomes eligible for parole after service of the reduced term, amid broader changes to automatic reviews of high court cases.

Lincoln Stanley Nowieki Fife Fern Omaha Douglas County Wile Board of Pardons and Paroles State Supreme Court Reorganized Board of Pardons Guade Nowicki

90th Birthday Party Honors Mrs Stenger

Mrs Stenger celebrated her 90th birthday with guests from Humphrey and surrounding areas. Attendees included numerous Stenger relatives and friends from Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and Florida. The reception followed a gate reception at Cornea with food and flowers.

Mrs. Stenger Humphrey Paul Stenger Mlorlay Staiger Rock Ishind Gary Stenger Rlley Lawrence Mueting Colona Clarence Melcher Cedar Falls Low Nebraska Wi Stenger Codrey Meiergerd Lindsay Mark Stenger Harold Korth

Natlie Caraway Marks First Woman U S Senator in 1933

Mrs Natlie Caraway of Arkansas became the first woman elected to the United States Senate in 1933. She broke a historic barrier, advancing women in federal political leadership. Her victory highlighted the era's evolving role of women in public life and the Arkansas political landscape.

Natlie Caraway Arkansas US Senate

Area Missouri Synod pastors to meet here

Area Missouri Synod pastors gather for the Northeast Pastoral Conference of the Northern Nebraska District at Immanuel Lutheran Church of Columbus serving as hosts. About 40 pastors will attend Monday and Tuesday with Rev. Bayid Nickel of Schibner as chairman. Holy Communion opens the gathering. Rev. Dale Nickson of Calvary Lutheran Omaha preaches. Dr. Carl Voss of Concordia Seminary St Louis will be the main speaker on Authority in the Early Church.

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Silver Creek Team Wins Wayne State College Bowl Title

Karen Peterson starred on the Silver Creek coed squad as they clinched the Wayne State College Bowl title in a local version of College Bowl. Her team defeated a Raven area women’s team to secure the championship.

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Leigh teacher leaves for Hawaii with husband on leave

Mrs. Suaanie Beerhuis formerly at Leigh High School departs with baby Rachael for Hawaii. Captain Mark Beerhuis is on active rest and recreation leave in the Hawaiian Islands. They flew from Omaha Sunday and expect to retire after Easter.

Suaanie Beerthuis Jeava Leigh High School Mark Beerhuis Vietnam Hawaiian Islands

Progress noted in muscular dystrophy activities by MDAA

Local spokesman Mrs Louis Wielgus of the Columbus Chapter cites a New York study showing MDAA ranks fifth in funding disbursed to science among 12 major health agencies. The report highlights a fourfold rise in direct patient services over 10 years and notes a breakthrough reversing muscle degeneration in a chicken model at the Institute for Muscle Disease. Local services include mobility aids and clinic support at the University of Nebraska Center Muscular Dystrophy Clinic in Omaha. written referrals encouraged to the MDAA District Office in Omaha.

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Platte College to raise scholarships and aid next year

Dean Low Whitmore says Platte College plans increases in scholarships and financial aid for the 1970 71 year with 35 new scholarships valued at 500 each, 35 work study slots at 16 000, and 40 grants totaling about 12 000. total aid current year exceeds 52 with overlaps. April 15 deadline for applications and mailed aid forms by April. May 1 week will see new and continuing awards announced.

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