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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1977
Page
3
Tuesday’s answer notes Jefferson Davis was Confederate president. the piece hints at a historic, controversial Soviet affiliated team in a professional Leonis league, dated 5 11 77.
A terse note questions safety priorities amid a SOUTH 1D context, mentioning individuals and groups without clear events. The fragment hints at leadership or policy concerns affecting performance or scoring, with unclear references to locations or organizations.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss whether to risk an overtrick in six notrump. A 2-2 spade break favors the declarer in rubber bridge, but at match points the safety play may be wrong. If West has all four spades the overtrick risk costs the contract. with 2-2 split six spades is likely, guiding aggressive play.
LINCOLN Neb UPI The Unicameral budget committee recommended a 120 bed expansion to the trusty dormitory at the penitentiary citing rising inmate populations. The panel also supported a 1.7 million appropriation to complete payments on the University of Nebraska sports complex.
Police recovered the body of Foreign Minister Mauricio Borgonayo Pohl near Santa Tecla, five miles from San Salvador. Coroners reported three head wounds from a .22 caliber weapon. The Farabundo Marti Popular Liberation Front claimed the abduction and demanded prisoner releases in exchange for Borgonovo’s life.
The passage asks what rebid to make after opening one spade and partner responds one notrump. The responder suggests raising to three notrump. Other options include three or four spades, but the goal is a nine trick game and the chosen line aims to win.
Airman James L. Kassen son of Mrs. Eleanor A. Noble of Columbus graduated with honors at Sheppard AFB Texas from the Air Training Command aircraft maintenance specialist course. He will be assigned to Kadena AB Japan with a Pacific Air Forces unit. Completion credits at Community College of the Air Force. Attended Columbus High School. Wife Karen is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Vanders of Columbus. Father Vernon N. Kassen lives in Eagan Minnesota.
District 9 students will present their annual spring art show and musical program at 8 p m on Thursday May 12 in the school gymnas ium. All grades will perform musical selections with a featured attraction a telling and singing of Its Cool in the Furnace by grade 7 8 The musical story focuses on Daniel Shadrack Meshack and Abednego and their struggle with King Nebuchadnezzar and the fiery furnace Cast members include Andy Ceek Lynn Mieveen Lea Nieveen Lori Sander Eileen Hamilicek Danny Case Donny Gates Craig Weidner Kevin Christensen Clark Finecy.
Me and Mrs Rodney Paul were honored by Creston neighbors with a housewarming Saturday evening after the couple moved northwest of town.
Fragmentary text references a Marys Opportindy Bb event within Circle Hi District 1 Center. Mentions Rue nd Sil Humptine, S41, Mana Runt and a court context. Details are unclear but imply local civic or court related notes with several garbled names and numbers.
The US Army Corps of Engineers warns drought reduced the Missouri River main stem reservoir system by 300 000 acre feet in April though storage behind main dams stands at 9 1 million acre feet for multi purpose uses. Rainfall in the lower basin aided Gavins Point releases but April shipments totaled 283 000 tons, about two thirds of normal.
Rutgers professor Ivan Van Sertima argues in They Came Before Columbus that Black Africans reached the Americas as traders and explorers. The article notes shipments and power generation figures tied to river basin inflows and monthly output from major power plants.
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