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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1977

Page

2

Firemen world tour ends with Moscow firehouse visit

Warren B. Brown, a longtime firefighter from West Frankfort Illinois, has visited fire stations in 40 countries including a secretive Moscow firehouse. He uses his fireman badge as a visa and notes that firefighting is his passion, not golf or hunting.

Samuel D. Hancock West Frankfort UPI Warren B. Brown Moscow Brown Franklin County Civil Defense Marine Corps

CHS seniors win multiple scholarships and plans to study

Columbus High School seniors Leon Clausen Scott Harsh and Jackie Gammage receive scholarships including Daniel Bestor UPI Beeline and Wave McNair. Clausen plans forestry at UNL, Harsh majors drafting engineering at Platte College, Gammage studies dental hygiene at UNO.

Leon Clausen Columbus Daniel Bestor University of Nebraska-Lincoln Leon Guncar Clausen Scott Harsh Zack Harsh Wave McNair Harsh VICA Platte College Jackie Gammage Paul Gammage UNO

GNP up 6.4 percent in first quarter

The Commerce Department reports the real GNP rose 6.4 percent at an annual rate for January through March, signaling faster growth after winter. Corporate profits fell by 1.6 billion to a seasonally adjusted 116.2 billion, with economists predicting a strong second quarter.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Department Commerce Charles Schultze Carter Council of Economic Advisers New York

Fiber glass cow stolen from Oregon Dairymart signpost

Police investigate the theft of a hollow fiberglass Holstein statue that stood on a 20 foot signpost outside a Dairymart store in Eugene Oregon The fake cow was valued at 600 to 1000 dollars according to General Manager Gary Straube

Columbus Telegram Eugene, Ore UPI Dairymart Gary Straube

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