Graduation Exercises At Trinity For Lollipop Lane Graduates
Graduation exercises were held Friday at Trinity Lutheran Fellowship Hall for Lollipop Lane Pre School. Mrs. Jan Christensen, director, presented diplomas to 21 graduates including Doug Cross Andrew Mor kert Danny Schmit Patricia Moran Avery Johnson Jason Garretson and Gina in the back row.
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Trinity Lutheran Fellowship Hall
Jan Christensen
Doug Cross
Andrew Morkert
Danny Schmit
Patricia Moran
Avery Johnson
Jason Garretson
Gina
Poppy Day Campaign Calls for Volunteers Thursday in Columbus
Volunteers from Hartman Unit 84 American Legion Auxiliary will staff Poppy Day in Columbus areas and local supermarkets all day Thursday. The drive centers at the First National Bank lobby with Mrs. Lee Hegi as chairwoman. The red memorial poppy, emblem of sacrifice and hope for veterans, dates to 1920 as the Legion flower. A long list of volunteers and junior members is announced to support the campaign.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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American Legion
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Jane Fickel
Jerry Mierau
Ivy Zastera
Marcella Prokupk
Magdalena Krumland
Dorothy Struebing
Bertha Trofholz
Mildred Henke
Erna Wolfe
Anna Badge
Tillie Kubicek
Clara Ernst
Viola Kummer
Restless Satellite and Paris Arms Strengthening Stir Global Affairs
Western diplomats report the Soviet Union seeks a political secretariat within the Warsaw Pact to curb nationalist currents in Eastern Europe, while Yugoslavia and Romania push bilateral military cooperation. In Korea, President Park Chung-hee gains solid support as a new decree tightens opposition. In the Philippines, Mrs Omelda Marcos eyes a mountainside sports complex that could boost a 1984 Olympics bid. France plans a stronger armed forces stance and higher military spending after Indochina withdrawal.
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Omelda R. Marcos
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U.S
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
FDA ban on sale of pet turtles nationwide
The FDA will ban interstate sale of small pet turtles due to Salmonella risk. Commissioner Alexander M Schmidt signed the order after reviewing it since March. Government estimates cite hundreds of thousands of salmonella cases yearly, with millions of turtles sold annually prior to the ban.
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Columbus Telegram
FDA
Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
United States
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