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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
1
Forecast lists all zodiac signs with scattered, fragmented guidance. It hints at balance, caution, and personal growth while urging heed to advice, patience, and self awareness amid unclear, garbled phrases and erratic wording.
Washington report profiles L. J. A. a veteran amusement park air blowing machine operator who loses his job as technology and fashion shift. He recalls past skill needed to lift skirts at the fun house and laments the end of an era while starting retraining as a wine tunnel technician on a supersonic transport project.
University of Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tagge urged about 400 attendees at Aquinas High School’s Sports banquet to set three goals pursue a dream and help others while developing humor. Jerome Didier welcomed attendees Ed Ridenour acted as master of ceremonies.
Hollywood reports the 20th Century Fox studio at Sunset Boulevard and Western Avenue will be replaced by a discount store. The eight acre site, unused facilities included, is leased to Startfield-dolys for 4375 roiilion. A $15 million store will feature a commemorative plaque marking Jol's Hollywood history.
Subscriptions available by carrier in Columbus for 7.91 monthly and by mail across multiple Nebraska counties at 13.00 yearly. The notice instructs readers to notify the postmaster of address changes and to include both old and new addresses.
Scientist discuss Mars as the most likely habitat for extraterrestrial life, with future Viking landers and Mariner satellites aiming to detect biology. Reports from Jet Propulsion Laboratory note amino acids in a meteorite and solar system patterns that could support evolution of life on Mars.
A UPI item recounts an albatross off Chile in 1847 carrying a vial with two notes showing the bird traveled 3150 miles in 12 days per Bhevelopedia Britannica. The Rotary Club name derives from early practice of rotating meetings at members homes.
Eight miners were suffocated after encountering a pocket of gas during drilling at a French mine in LA MURE. Several others escaped and were hospitalized in satisfactory condition, authorities said.
Lincoln UPI reports comedian Jim Nabors and country star Merle Haggard will headline the 1971 State Fair grandstand. Eight nights filled with stars include the Cowsills and Daddletown Pipers, plus a tractor pulling contest. Nabors closes the series with supporting acts Ronnie Schell Nabors Kids Jackie DeShannon and The Warren Bills Orchestra.
Colombia is the only South American nation to have coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, giving it a unique geographic position and access to two major maritime regions.
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