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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1976
Page
3
Solvang Calif UPI reports Daisy Queen Margrethe and husband Prince Henrik visited for about an hour at a private luncheon with 250 guests. She praised local Danish heritage and citizens loyalty as they flew to Los Angeles afterward.
Mrs. West, widow, claims a small church near her decaying home cannot open after officials cite building code failures. Officials say permits expired and inspections found missing steps and incomplete wiring. The case involves a nonconforming structure built without church backing and misfortune in funding.
Representative Wayne Hays of Ohio and Elizabeth Ray, a former aide, trade accusations over a claimed arrangement paying her as his mistress. Ray says she was paid about 14 000 a year and kept on payroll at his Salt Lake City home. Hays denies payroll links and says she worked only as staff. He plans legal action against the Washington Post while defending his 18 term bid.
Mrs Arthur Mackenstadt spent the weekend in Kansas City Missouri visiting the Don Meyers and family members accompanying her for a graduation event the report notes.
Dr. L. Dale Lund president of Widland Lutheran College has been elected treasurer of the Council of Lutheran Church in America Colleges. The organization includes presidents of 18 colleges and universities connected to the UA. Its main concern is development of the system.
American Legion Commander Ed Binder was guest speaker at the dedication of the new Legion Post 34 building in Petersburg. Mayor Al Reicks joined Kenneth Kittelson and Laurence Kettelson in attending the Sunday afternoon ceremony.
Bad weather moved 9 Albion High School seniors to the large gym for Sunday graduation instead of the athletic field. The ceremony featured the Albion High School Band choir and Glee Club with the theme Yesterday Waste Dream of combined performances.
A Virginia man and three others narrowly escaped drowning in Clear Creek when a car left USS 6 west of Golden. Paul Ritter and Leslie Cady, with two young daughters, were pulled from the water by a wetsuit team and volunteers. Ritter's sister Paula Kay Ray died in a similar 1970 incident nearby. Mrs. Cady and the children were treated for exposure as Ritter recalled past losses.
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