03 May 1977
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
1
Newspaper masthead item notes publication details for the Columbus Telegram, listing address, postage, publishing schedule and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within and outside Nebraska. The notice outlines change of address procedures for subscribers.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with mixed prices across contracts. Omaha reports hog and cattle trade activity with substantial volume and varied steers, heifers, and cow prices, plus weekly estimates for Wednesday.
Sunday and Monday traffic accidents list victims and locations including 13th Street and 33rd Avenue in Leroy Hart Stanton and John Czapla Columbus with $3800 totals. a crash near U S 30 east of Columbus involved Steve Hendrick York, a rolling semi and dairy feed, with injuries and hospital care. Marriage license filed Ardell Kynds St Edward and Marsha Long Columbus for May 7 at First United Methodist Church. Vandalism reported at Wagner Lakes cabin with 3000 gallons emulsified petroleum drained due to tank and net vandalism. County court fines list numerous speeding overweight studded tires and other violations across multiple states and provinces.
The Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice shows a booklet at Columbus Police Station through May 41 for Boone Platte Colfax and Nance County residents to review and suggest changes. A public meeting for interested persons is set May 1 at 7 30 p m in the Platte County Courthouse District Court Room to discuss the plan.
Columbus Senior High Jazz Band directed by Larry Marik won Class AAA first place at the Midlands Jazz Festival on the Fremont Midland campus. The New World Singers took second and Sizzlin' Sisters third. all CHS groups were led by Boyd Bacon.
A fire of unknown origin consumed a shop building on the John M. Bud Papa farm about one mile west of Octavia. David City Fire Dept arrived, saving about half of the tools tires and equipment. The structure was a total loss.
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