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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
1
A humorous lawn and garden Q A from Washington asks what a tangelo is and jokes about banana storage and wilted lettuce. It covers tangelo facts cross between tangerine and grapefruit, banana storage tips, keeping dawn brown lawns, and organic gardening basics with casual, comic tone.
In Vienna negotiators from the United States and the Soviet Union held a brief 20 minute meeting at the U S embassy with 50 minutes of formal talks and 40 minutes of conversation. Officials described the session as businesslike and said no new ideas were offered as both sides reviewed positions after three rounds of talks.
Paris Kentucky locals declare war on pigeons as official open season begins from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. today, signaling likely end of a pigeon population struggle in central Kentucky.
The notice lists annual and weekly subscription rates for mailed and carried delivery in Columbus and nearby counties. It mentions changes to address procedures and references a Telegram as the chief communications channel, with scattered OCR fragments about regions and pricing.
Nebraska bishops urge parishioners to make sacrifices to send children to Catholic schools as tuition costs rise and teachers dwindle. They cite inflation and funding cuts as threats to Catholic education, stressing parental responsibility as a moral duty. Signed by Archbishop Glennan of Lincoln, Archbishop John L. and Archbishop Daniel B. Shechaty of Omaha.
Columbus Optimist Club will host world traveler Danny Iska in a 2:30 pm program at Columbus High Auditorium. The presentation titled Maska to a Argentina the lard Way explores Donny Liki's Embastic trek from Northern Maska to South America. Proceeds benefit Optimist Boys Work Fund supporting bike safety inspections and youth contests.
Washington reports Railpax, government-backed to preserve passenger trains, will not reverse decline quickly. Takeover May 1 will reduce trains to 144 of 289, mainly along the Eastern Seaboard, with $10 million first-year deficit and limited new equipment.
Laval students saw a General Motors science show titled Previews of Progress presented at Columbus Junior High School. A two person narration explained current research in energy conversion and alternate power sources with demonstrations of gas turbine engines fuel cells solar cells and a laser beamer visualizing sound as light.
An Austrian army order issued today bans feminine hair styles including drooping mustaches and candlebar mustaches as part of a new grooming standard. The directive, effective immediately, appears to tighten appearance rules for service members in Vienna.
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