22 May 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
1
Astrological reading for Aries notes a direct course may fail with twists ahead. Publicity increases and marriage or partnerships are spotlighted. Caution urged for minor details as changes accelerate and others may misjudge efforts. Birthday guidance highlights progress and personal perception. June deemed pivotal in 1972.
A collection of breezy notes on sun energy baby faces and quirky folklore. The column quotes David Gray and George Bernard Shaw while joking about psychology pregnancy hormone studies and simple home remedies for poison oak and car luck.
Two Nebraskans drowned in separate weekend incidents. Mitchell Hansen of rural Laurel disappeared Saturday night in Logan Creek. his body was found after a daylong search in ten feet of water. Jim Burns of Omaha drowned Sunday near Ashland while volunteering to recover a sunken car, his body found tangled in a tow cable. Survivors include Hansen’s parents and Burns’s parents, a brother, and several sisters.
The Associated Press notes two youths died in Nebraska traffic incidents boosting the 1972 toll to 15. Jeffry Gompert, 4, was struck on the South Highway in Scottsbluff while attempting to reach Riverside Park Zoo. Kathy Glinsmann, 17, of Ashland died in a one car crash on Highway 52 near Farewell after the vehicle reportedly left the road and entered a ditch.
Evening publication details list subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding areas. It notes second class mail, carrier delivery in Columbus, and yearly mailed rates with regional variations and a call for subscribers to update address information with the local postmaster.
Ernest Krabbenhoft, 80, of South Sioux City, Nebraska, remained hospitalized in Sioux City after a shooting at his home. His sister Maria Krabbenhoft, 75, a housekeeper, was found dead from a similar wound. No charges by Sunday night as investigators probe the incidents. a Dakota County official said both shots came from a small rubber pistol.
Associated Press writer Colin Frost recalls a Belfast street scene amid sectarian clashes. A British armoured vehicle blocks a Protestant side as IRA gunfire erupts, highlighting daily danger and the uneasy mood as mourners attend a Protestant funeral, while civilians recount bombings and injuries across the city.
At a Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women meeting in Grand Island, working mothers voiced need for qualified day care and opposed babysitters. Equal pay for equal work and salary upgrades for female clerical staff were raised. A Hastings teacher urged stronger sex education and better high school career counseling. The commission will report to Governor Exon after Lincoln hearings.
Robert G. Minturn, 44, director of student financial aid at Creighton University, died Saturday after an apparent heart attack. He had served the university three years and was father of 15 children. He previously worked as an insurance agent and drug salesman and served in the Navy after graduating from Creighton.
An advertisement from Ark TOOLMY drug store touts FAT-GO reducing plan with a 42 day supply for $2.59 or $2.50, claiming money back if not satisfied. It urges readers to start losing weight this week and notes a low price comparable to two coffees.
Gay Boilsen of Ord was elected state president at the Nebraska Jaycees annual meeting in Lincoln. Enrl Rwickas of Holdrege was internal vice president Rex Aden of North Platte external vice president Ray Cada of Wahoo will head the international directors list includes Dale Gen pampan Bridgeport Date John Lexington Dale Schmidt Lincoln Sam Seever Superior Kin Smith Omaha Outstanding state Jaycee is Emil Ruzicka Lincoln named outstanding local chapter Blair’s Gay Baker chosen outstanding state vice president Ken Brundleck Omaha outstanding national director Gerald Delsen Dunebiss Ontario Wayne Landen Ontario named outstanding local chairman.
Bellevue High case unfolding with Sarpy County attorney present at suspension appeals. Board and Superintendent Triplett defend process while attorney Burr criticizes potential self interest and argues hearings lack impartiality. Students may appeal while suspended but must avoid classes and activities.
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