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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
1
UPI report notes French President Pompidou publicly supports France continuing Concorde production with England. Washington is urged to not block Pan American and TWA orders as the jetliner aims for increased airline sales after Boeing’s SST exit.
Fragmented notice lists subscription rates for Nebraska readers with changes of address guidance and postal details. It mentions counties Colfax Merrick Niece and emphasizes mail delivery in Columbus Nebraska with annual and domestic pricing.
Census figures show Nebraska among states with high shares of residents aged 65 or older. Florida leads at 14.5 percent, with Nebraska listed around 9.9 percent for those 65 and over, compared to 9.2 percent in 1960. The Northeast region records the highest share overall.
A claim from Encyclopaedia Brille states flective eels can emit a shock of HMO watts strong enough to stun a man or, in theory, kill a horse, ending with potential lethal force.
UPI reports firms claim progress toward thinking machines. Casyndekan of Colorado Springs with Charles Bowling and Prof. James Russell tout Zeus Athena as the first automated extension of human thinking, enabling conceptual data processing and retrieval. Datran of Vienna, Virginia backs computer simulation to reach predictive conclusions for future events.
Lincoln report lists hearings for Tuesday across committees. Banking LB77 sets separate accounts for fixed value life insurance. LB revises temporary insurance issuance. Judiciary LM prohibits assaulting a peace officer with a deadly weapon. LBS restrict parole for life murder cases. LB proposes payment installment options for nonpaying offenders. LB changes kidnapping sentence procedure.
Rep. Wright Patman released a Banking Committee staff report charging that financial giants dumped 1.3 million Penn Central shares from April to June 1970 after private knowledge of the railroad’s financial woes. The report named Chase Manhattan Bank and Allegheny firms among major sellers, urged scrutiny of regulators, and suggested press and public alert could have reduced investors’ losses.
UPI reports 26 year old Maggie Wright insures her bosom for 48000 dollars. Producers agreed to cover the policy since she is set to be stabbed in a witchcraft scene for an upcoming film. The stab is to pierce a balloon filled with artificial blond. She hopes the stunt remains safe and avoids bruising.
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