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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1975
Page
6
Columbus City Schools presents a weekly lunch plan with elementary and junior high offerings. Meals include items like fish sticks, macaroni and cheese, chicken fried steak, pizza burgers, spaghetti, fishburgers, vegetables, fruits, and desserts across five days.
Shelby reports the Polk County Tasting Tea committee will stage a Bicentennial style show on October 6 1975 at Shelby Lagion Hall. They seek clothing 10 4 years old or older with possible family history. contact Mrs Wayne Davis Shelby at 5272200 to participate.
Albion council approved a contract with Union Pacific to lease downtown railroad land behind Main Street for public parking. A new west side Taylor addition road was planned as the southeast town area gains street access. Mundsehenk named Virgil Potter to Harmony Homes board to replace Franklin Morse.
Banks and savings and loan offices move away from drab veneers toward open spaces and themed decor. Cannell and Chaffin Commercial Interiors sequences branches with local motifs from beachfront to Watts and Mexican heritage in Los Angeles, arguing environment shapes customer relations and productivity. The shifts follow a trend toward regionally themed interiors across major lenders including Bank of America and Crocker Bank.
In a brief telegram from May 9 1975, Columbius Neirosae and Collings report a notable event. The message confirms a collaborative plan or agreement, underscoring mutual support between the two parties and noting significance for the period.
The Nebraska State Fair will feature Senior Citizens Day on September 3 for attendees age 65 and over with free admission at the outside gate and during the horse pulling contest. The board also set admission at 4.50 for reserved seats and 4.00 for general seating and approved a 7300 purse for tractor pulling events over two days.
This essay argues radio’s youth focus hurts the record business by neglecting adults over 30. It warns that reliance on airplay limits buyers and locks sales to 15 to 25 year olds, urging a broader approach to retain longer lasting audiences and combat a shrinking market.
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