Columbus Telegram March 27 1974 edition details
The Columbus Telegram issue from Wednesday March 27 1974 in Columbus Nebraska provides local news updates, society notes, and community briefs reflecting civic life in the city and surrounding area.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1974
Page
8
The Columbus Telegram issue from Wednesday March 27 1974 in Columbus Nebraska provides local news updates, society notes, and community briefs reflecting civic life in the city and surrounding area.
Raquel Welch, lauded by critics and fans, returns from Las Vegas to prepare for a command performance of The Three Musketeers for Queen Elizabeth. She cites her rise from smirks to power, plans an album, and notes her production company while reflecting on hard core films waning. Tahnee, her 12-year-old daughter, attends a private school where a boy’s clothes were hung on a flagpole amid nudity in films.
The Columbus Library invites volunteers to identify shut-ins and deliver regular books in regular or large print, with possible mileage reimbursement if a federal grant funds it. Also announced are new books including The Ripp Family, Make Your Own Soap, Working With Nature, and Who Really Runs America.
The Culbertson Sims match features a grand slam in spades. South rebids to three spades, North bids seven spades after clever jumping and a fly system evaluation. The text notes how standard bidding might reach slam and what influenced Hal and Dorothy's missteps.
The item presents a bridge bidding dilemma for West North East South after a 1S opening. The reader is asked what to bid after partner's continuation to diamonds, with a suggested answer to be provided in a future issue. The puzzle appears in a newspaper enterprise feature.
Omaha Nebraska AP The Omaha National Bank Corp one bank holding company reports 1973 net income of 4 293 million, up 11.2 percent from 3 862 million in 1972. Earnings per share rise to 2 695 from 2 38, as officials call it the organization’s best year due to the bank’s record profits.
Herzberg's, the Omaha based women's clothing chain, will close its downtown store and relocate to a 3800 square foot space at Montclair Shopping Center on April 17. The move accompanies plans to have U S National Bank occupy the vacated downtown site. The chain also operates branches at Crossroads and Bridal Bazaar in Montclair and runs nine Hadley's stores in Michigan.
Analyzed text presents a chaotic Aries to Pisces style horoscope with garbled dates, mis-spellings, and stray phrases. It attempts advice on finances, careers, relationships, and inventions but is largely unreadable with many broken words and inconsistent month ranges. It may reflect a damaged page from a vintage newspaper.
In Lincoln Nebraska the updated campaign reform bill SB 877 removes the $1,000 cap from a single donor and advances to final reading after select file approval. The measure also tightens penalties for reporting violations and extends reporting rules to natural resources district candidates, addressing labor concerns.
Nashville report notes Tanya Tucker, 13, remains unfazed by aging. She credits early success for lessons and plans to avoid a single genre, balancing country roots with rock crossover. Her hit Will You Lay With Me topped charts while Delta Dawn resurges in memory.
Shelby residents met at Sacred Heart School basement to plan the town's 200th birthday celebration in 1976 and Shelby's centennial. A meeting is set for April 3 at City Hall to elect officers and discuss aid projects. About 122,000 quill cigarettes were smoked in 1971.
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