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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
1
About one tenth of the earth is covered with Tee research notes like a massive land cover estimate. The article outlines measurements and implications for global markets amid environmental assessments. No specific companies or figures are provided in readable text.
A 61 year old Sioux City woman Ella B Alioth was struck by a car while walking on U S 20 about three miles west of South Sioux City Nebraska early Monday. The driver Lisa Modlin 16 of South Sioux City was identified. The death raised Nebraska traffic fatalities to 142 compared with 146 at this time last year.
We express deep appreciation for best wishes and sympathy after the death of our mother Lela Hoelscher. Offerings of help food flowers and sympathy eased our sorrow. Bob Jerry and Marylee Mr and Mrs Richard Hoelscher Mr and Mrs Tom Schmidt Mr and Mrs Marty Shanahan Mr and Mrs Jim Aselscher Mrs Mary Aselscher
The notice from The CORR reLecRAM partnership lists Columbus Nebraska address and subscription rates. It notes daily publication except Sundays and Memorial Day and holiday dates. Rates shown include 17.00 monthly in Columbus and 43.00 yearly by mail to surrounding counties, 81.00 yearly elsewhere. It urges subscribers to promptly notify the Columbus Telegram of address changes.
Lincoln Nebraska USMA Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service reports fluctuating egg and poultry prices. Graded eggs rose, with higher current records, while hen and commercial plucky prices showed shifts. Omaha Livestock receipts indicate mixed cattle, calf, hog, and sheep trading with steady to weak demand and several price ranges across weights.
Divers and hikers walked about one mile along the North Platte River Monday seeking Dennis Loudenklos of Scottsbluff after a weekend canoeing accident left him missing and presumed drowned. The search, hampered by rising water and gusty winds, will continue for at least 28 days with aerial spotting limited. Bowden, 28, of Scottsbluff, survived after plans to float the river alongside Loudenklos.
Dr. Floyd Smith, director of the Kansas State University agricultural experiment station, assailed cutbacks in federal farm research aid at a 650-person gathering from 40 states in Manhattan. He urged increased funding, noting a 20 percent federal cut in Kansas.
A dense horoscope page outlines zodiac signs and dates with advice on social, work, and personal conduct. It urges readers to question friends for information, plan wisely, and pursue new outlets, noting Virgo and Sagittarius guidance and a focus on practical details, social service, and self improvement.
The report compiles brief notes from multiple clubs including 44H Notes Seven Homemakers at the Blessen home with guest Munson and a project focus. Valley View records a meeting at Mark Baxa's home with discussed projects and upcoming speeches. Also listed are Cook'n Cuties, Westernaires, Little Chefs, Lucky Seven Club, Bunker Hill visitors and June tour plans, Krazy Eight activities, South Side Sharpshooters, Bluejays Club baking demos, and Nantucket history noting the Wampanoag Indians and 17th century sale for 1 English pound and two beaver hats.
Ten Nebraskans received kidney transplants since a program started last November by the Department of Health. Dick Beck said the 1972 legislature funded the effort with 140000 dollars, covering two transplants at 15000 dollars each, while others used personal insurance or welfare funds. The Health Board met with regional planning members to revise guidelines for rural centers, aiming to bring specialized medicine closer to Nebraskans.
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