14 May 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
1
Prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep traded at Omaha with mixed moves. Feeders and prime cattle showed gains while sows and cows posted varying declines amid receipts estimated for Tuesday.
Mary Everett becomes president as Judy Hoessel retires. Officers installed at Leigh Community School following a farewell dinner at Tri County Club House include Nancy Polken vice president Joan Imholte secretary Kathy Kabes treasurer Chris Liermann historian and Cindy Liermann degrees chairman. Sponsors Joyce Aden and Judy Grenier plan a barbecue at their home on May 25.
Rates for second class postage at Columbus Nebraska include annual carrier delivery at 2.00 and mail options across Nebraska and other states at 6.00 per year. Subscribers must notify the local postmaster and Columbus Telegraph for address changes with the new address.
Leigh garden club members planted flower boxes along Main Street on Friday morning. The long running practice began when Leigh observed its Diamond Jubilee in 1902 and is limited to 12 members all over 60.
A group of thank you notes expresses gratitude from Mrs. Norbert Theilen Pelagia Seren and others for flowers, visits, cards and support during hospitalization and convalescence. Special thanks to pastors doctors hospital staff and a priest for care.
Horoscope notes Aries and Taurus advise handling romantic issues gently while focusing on important tasks. Gemini urged to balance views with trusted people. Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces each receive brief guidance on mood, work, finances, and health. Child born today section emphasizes early life virtues and sports benefits.
Washington AP reports a late survey finds Legal Services lawyers handling smaller cases, delaying major litigation, or turning clients away as Howard Phillips becomes head of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The study, funded by eight antipoverty groups, warns funding crises and staff turnover threaten the program amid Nixon's push to restructure national legal aid.
Die Branch, Social Security district manager in Norfolk, notes over 300,000 adults receive childhood disability benefits reform extended eligibility to age 22. About half under 25, many mentally retarded, with 31 million dollars monthly in benefits and 3 of 10 living in institutions. Benefits ease financial and emotional burdens on families.
NAVID CITY Following Butler County residents will attend 4-H Club Week in Lincoln from June 3 to 8. Donors include Mrs Cyril Urhanek for readership and Cheryl Hinze for clothing achievement. Teresa Fricke demonstrates. Becky Zeller, Pam Warholoste noted for participation and state award. Stiller County and Butler County 4-H Councils listed under State Fair Board affiliations.
US intelligence notes indicate Moscow and Beijing may be pressing Hanoi and the Viet Cong to observe a cease fire and curb fighting in South Vietnam. A North Vietnamese message urges focus on subversion in isolated southern areas, while Washington seeks restraining moves before Brezhnev visits.
Secretary of State William Rogers flies to Managua to inspect rebuilding after the December earthquake that killed about 10 000 and left 4 000 homeless. The U S has given over 27 million, with Rogers also planning to inaugurate a U S supported embassy project and lay the cornerstone for a hospital. He then tours Venezuela Peru Colombia Brazil Argentina and Jamaica, returning May 2. The trip precedes a broader Latin American tour by President Nixon.
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