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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
7
The column lists daily guide traits for Leo through Aquarius. It notes Leo may gain cooperation, Virgo shows keen judgment, Libra takes pride in work with high likely pay, Scorpio stays lighthearted, Sagittarius enjoys time with family, Capricorn should secure a tough task, Aquarius may find profitable opportunities through respected people.
Columbus readers explore a contract bridge hand with a forcing two bid and a negative two notrump response. The article notes the historical origins of the convention by Lightner von Zedtwitz and Jacoby.
President Ford will nominate two University of Nebraska officials to federal advisory councils. D B Warner, UN president, is slated for the National Council on Humanities, and Dr Gwendolyn A Newkirk, chair of education and family resources, for the National Advisory Council on Vocational Education.
UPI reports allergist Dr. John Dewey questions the 200 million dose swine flu program. He suggests politics may drive the plan, not medical need, and warns of upcoming problems. Dewey notes egg allergies could bar many from vaccination and cites his association of about 600 allergists.
The 11 year old Jay Durnil was found dead in the Missouri River near the Bellevue Bridge in Sarpy County after three weeks missing. An autopsy cited a skull fracture as the probable cause, and dental records confirmed identity. Authorities call the death an apparent homicide.
A couple of shining hours features Walter Matthau and George Burns delivering career best performances. The film carries warmth and poignant moments that resonate with audiences.
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