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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

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Kissinger signals openness to NATO peace talks in Oslo

In Oslo Kissinger told 14 NATO foreign ministers the United States is ready to discuss peace with the Soviet Union if Moscow agrees, even as he blamed Moscow for East West tensions. He reported on Africa and the Mediterranean while Italy’s politics remained a quiet undercurrent at the two day session.

Oslo Norway UPI Henry A. Kissinger America Suropean Washington Kissinger NATO Alliance Soviet Union Ford Africa Mediterranean North Atlantic Treaty Organization Oslo Fjord Riano Rumor Italy West Germany Sweden Britain Luxembourg U.S NATO

Summerlike Nebraska Weather Persists Into Friday

United Press International reports sunny and warm conditions with possible showers across Nebraska. Highs reach the 90s in McCook Imperial and Norfolk while mornings stay mild in central and northeast Nebraska, aided by 10 to 15 mph winds and 20 to 30 percent humidity.

United Press International Nebraska National Weather Service McCook Imperial Norfolk

Explosion destroys Montano home in Columbus incident

An explosion believed propane caused the Robert Montano residence at 1355 46th Avenue on Columbus west edge destroyed the home. Mrs Montano and five children were inside but unharmed. Montano, an electrical engineer at R W Beck and Associates, was away. Firefighters found debris on the ground. three fire trucks stood at the scene with little fire after the blast. The propane supply had been depleted Wednesday afternoon but the cause remains under investigation.

Robert Montano 46Th Avenue Columbus Walt Garbars

Graduation Set for NU Medical Center Graduates

Ronald S. Walters son of Richard and Mrs Walters of Columbus will receive the Doctor of Medicine degree at University of Nebraska Medical Center ceremonies in Omaha. William Bomberger son of Alice Bomberger of Columbus earns a Bachelor of Science in physician assistant studies. Richard Hoth son of Herman Hoth and Edward Minarik son of Irvin Kurtenbach receive pharmacy degrees, Hoth planning to open his own Columbus drug store. Ann Bremer and Kathy Wieser receive nursing associate degrees, Kathy set to work at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital in Nor Linda Koopman Dietz graduates with a Bachelor of Science in nursing and will work at Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Pictures were provided by the university news release.

Ronald S. Walters Richard Walters Columbus University of Nebraska Medical Center Omaha Civic Auditorium Walters Chicago, Ill William Bomberger Alice Bomberger Richard Hoth Herman Hoth Edward Minarik Irvin Kurtenbach Lindsay Hoth Ann Bremer Edward Bremer Kathy Wieser Jerome Wieser Kathy Our Lady One Hospital Nor Linda Koopman Dietz Donald Koopman Stanton Nebraska Methodist Hospital Omaha

Twin typhoons pound Asia and Pacific islands

United Press International reports twin typhoons sweeping the Pacific. Manila floods with over 16 inches of rain while Guam endures 150 mph winds. Marcos declares calamity and orders round the clock relief ships and anti-hoarding measures. Olga floods kill at least five.

United Press International Pacific Ocean Manila Guam Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Olga

City Council denies rezoning for apartment complex plan

Columbus city leaders unanimously rejected a petition to rezone land between 18th Avenue and Pershing Road north of Highway 30 for an apartment project. Lincoln promoter Joseph Augustine and attorney Cleo Robak outlined 72 units, 150 parking spaces, and buffer areas but landowners argued density and traffic would worsen with access via Pershing Road. The vote followed opposition from 42 landowners cited by attorney Bill Grant, and the council also discussed a bike hike trail, street work bids, police staffing, and other city business.

Terry Anderson Columbus 18Th Avenue Pershing Road Highway 30 Bill Grant Grant Lincoln Joseph Augustine Cleo Robak Augustine Robak Columbian Village Columbus Senior High School 27Th Street Ce Oe Sane Lee U.S. Department of Transportation Frankfort Square Roth Construction Jerry Micek Stephen Sunday Platte County Sheriff's Department Police and Lights Frank J. Blahak, Jr LeRoy H. Krueger Marvin C. Nelson Renus Strait Eugene Krueger Prairie Lane First Two Mile James Fritz 12Th Avenue 11Th Street Howard Boulevard 19Th Street Council Rogers-Riley Motor Company

GNP growth accelerates to eight point five percent in Q1

The real Gross National Product rose 8.5 percent in the first quarter, revised up from a preliminary estimate. Corporate profits after taxes climbed 5.5 percent to 84.3 billion dollars annual rate, the highest since 1974. GNP real value hit 1.241 trillion, with 7.5 percent rise previously estimated.

Washington UPI Department

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