Horoscope Readings for the Zodiac Signs
Aries urges civic grasp and community work for a better understanding. Taurus seeks quick, steady progress and better relations with a partner. Gemini promises a strong start with backing from workers and a focused morning routine. Cancer advises early planning for mutual pleasure and concerted effort with a partner. Leo emphasizes home matters and solving problems with timely actions. Virgo suggests planning to charm friends and future success with a partner. Libra urges harmonious home life and essential repairs. Scorpio recommends scheduling early appointments for financial and property gains. Sagittarius plans with a specialist for a more pleasant life and sound health instincts. Capricorn notes business-friendly influence and the value of thoughtful advice to win favor. Aquarius advises careful planning with trusted allies before taking decisive steps. Pisces cautions against gullibility and emphasizes education, finances, and prudent guidance for youths.
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Aries
Apt
Bede
Taurus
Wien
Gemini
Gary
Mrough
Challer
Mate
Moening
Cibra
Haronious
Ace le Hilditas
Scorpio
Capricorn
Bywig
Felton
Qn Ite Aquarius
Manny
Jumping to conclusions column fragment by Hal Boyle
A fragment from Hal Boyle's New York AP column Jumping to conclusions notes jokes about marriage and male habits. It mentions a wife never divorcing a husband who massages the back of her neck after work and claims many men keep a pulled tooth as a souvenir.
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New York
Nebraskans boost GOP seniors on Capitol Hill chart
A Wednesday check shows Republican Hoge defeats offset by Nebraska lawmakers gaining seniority. John McCallister rises to 13th on the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Republican side, Charles Thone to 10th on Public Works, and Dave Martin becomes second on the House Rules Committee. In the Senate, Curtis rises to second on the Agriculture and Finance panels, with Mundt’s retirement and Smith’s defeat reshaping top posts. Roman Hruska becomes second on Appropriations while remaining Judiciary ranking Republican.
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Omaha
Neb
Hoge
Senate
House Public Works Committee
House
Dave Martin
Allen Smith
California
Iowa
Jack Miller
Carlo Curtis
Senate Agriculture Campils
Curtis
South Dakota
Karl Mundt
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Roman Hruska
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tiruska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Albion High School Color Day Goes Theme Based
Albion High School schedules AEBION Color Day on Saturday November 18 in the school gym. The event shifts from royalty to a friendship theme. A half hour program features guitar by Marcia Landon two friendship quotes and two speeches by exchange student Lisa Nordenswan. Master and mistress are Dave Beckwith and Laurie Kunzman. Dance follows 8:30 PM to midnight with the Chancellors. Public welcome to 10 PM.
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Aebion
Albion High School
Marcia Landon
Jack Landon
Albion
Manish
Lisa Nordenswan
Dave Beckwith
Ralph Beckwith
Laurie Kunzman
Edward Kunzman
The Gare Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Columbus Nebraska newspaper notice outlines subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus and mail options to interstate destinations. It lists annual pricing and requests subscribers update postal changes promptly with the postmaster and Columbus Telegram.
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Gare Telegram
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Sendes Claus
Pet Lesy
Hobenska
Platte
Begra
Buttr
Calar
Merict
Mance
Polk
Maielver Mace
Viotal
Brandt Flips Election Into Vote On East German Plebiscite
Bonn AP Chancellor Willy Brandt casts the upcoming November 19 election as a plebiscite on his Ostpolitik treaty with East Germany. The move risks alienating CDU rival Helmut Barzel while courting East German visitors and West German voters who back closer Soviet Bloc ties. Barzel remains cautious, aiming to shift focus to inflation.
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Bonn
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Brandt
Christian Democratic Party
Helier Barzel
Germany
Barzel
Teachers to Meet at Platte Center in CCD Conference
Nearly 100 attendees are expected for the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine teachers conference of the Rural Southwest Deanery at St. Joseph Social hall. The program at 7 p.m. on November 16 will cover theology communication skills and religious psychology under archdiocesan directors Rev. Roland Peschel and Sister Marilyn Magura.
Nebraska voters approve school bond in Centennial District
In Utica Nebraska residents approve a 1.9 million dollar school bond by an unofficial 803 to 679 count with absentee ballots pending. The funds fund construction for a kindergarten through 12th grade school in the district.
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Utica
Neb
Centennial
Aci
Lincoln, Neb
Jan Gauger
Lincoln League of Wore Voters
Lancaster County Board of Curtmissioners
Thesday
Gauger
James Studnicka
Studnicka
Willian Grossman
Lincoln
Death of a Salesman at Scotus Central Catholic
Scotus students present an all school play Death of a Salesman at 7 30 p m November 17 18 and 19 in the Scotus Gymnasium Ken Schrad plays Willy Loman with Anne Shank as Linda and Tom Zarhawa as Happy. Gary Fendrick directs with Kim Roabak as assistant and Damian Zuerlein as technical director Tickets are on sale in advance at a reduced price and at the door.
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Scotus Central Catholc
Scotus Eymnasium
Willy Loman
Ken Schrad
Linda
Anne Shank
Rigs
Willy
Bill
Seve Bruegger
Happy
Tom Zarhawa
New Yar
Boston
SGC
Tow White
Steve Niedbalski
Joyce W Niedbalski
Tim Ebner
Damian Zuchicin
Tim Sutko
Susie Mielak
Joyce Feehan
Linda Sehrad
Jim Holmberg
Gary Fendrick
Kim Roabak
Damian Zuerlein
Five Omaha youths face felony charges
Five Omaha youths are slated for felony charges in the assault on three Omaha North High School students. Names include Donate Lee Johnson and Michael L. Austin among others. victims LeRoy Wehde, Michael G. Breyfogle, and Mark Clark. Police say the incidents occurred Monday afternoon in the school. motives appear racially charged.
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Omaha, Neb
Douglas County
Jerry Kinney
Omaha North High School
Donate Lee Johnson
Michael L. Austin
North High
Tomintean High
Reginald McCawin
Tech High
Ronnie R. Finley
Sohn
Nobh
Charles R. Ware
North
Kinney
LeRoy Wehde
Michael G. Breyfogle
Mark Clark
Wehde
Eye
Arnold Reeves
Thespian Club Initiation At Aquina High School
DAVID CITY initiation of 38 new members set for November 12 by the Thespian Club at Aquina High School. Names listed include Palik Stanislay Svoboda Adamy Nowan Homan Hollavy Kobra Palensky Langenecker Peters Polak Ptacek.
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David City
Thespians Club
Aquina High School
Dee Palik
Kaye Stanislay
Tom Svoboda
City engineer elected APWA Nebraska chapter president
Columbus City Engineer Jerry Stephens was elected president of the Nebraska Chapter American Public Works Association at the annual North Platte conference. Jack Oldfield of Omaha is president with Harald Christensen of Grand Island as secretary-treasurer. ALBION Zion-Lutheran Church hosts a Thanks Offering Service at 10:30 am on November 12 followed by a covered dish dinner in the church basement.
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Columbus City
Jerry Stephens
Nebraska
American Public Works Association
North Platte
Jack Oldfield
Omaha
Harald Christensen
Grand Island
Albion
Zion-Lutheran Church
Tuesday results deepen Democrats hold on Congress power
Washington report notes Tuesday results reinforce Democratic dominance in Congress as leaders reassess the post tragedy leadership gap. Rep Hale Boggs remains missing after Oct 16 but elected again. discussions loom on succession with Rep Thomas ONeill likely to ascend as whip and possible contest for speaker.
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Washington
Congress
House
Demeralie Caucus
Jan
Tess
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusett
Dential
Sound Mills
Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Boggs
Nick Begich
Alaska
O'Neill
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
James G. O'Hara
Michigan
Wayne Hays
Ohio
B. I. Sisk
Gulifernia
Udall
O'Hara
Alse
Hays
Sisk
Ant
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Pat
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Dr. Boyce Brothers
Telegram
Platte Center
Kearney
Buffalo County
Frse Ball
Tony Carranza
Fred Hebner
Grant Asher
Emmett Elliott
Lancaster County
David Huffmen
Howard Wiegers
Richard Gragan
County Weed Authority
Huffman
Wiegers
Gray
Frederick Wagener
Daniél Remigo
Robert Peterson
Harold Hoppe
Albert Francke
Educational Service Unit
Norfolk
Inc
Paul Terry
Madison County
Howard W. Tietgen
Madison County Commission
Terry
Tietgen
Allen Burkhart
Dennis Poeschl
Stanton
Echnical College Board of Governors
Schuyler, Neb
Calfax County
Central Nebraska Technical College
Kimball, Neb
Kimball County
Morrill, Neb
Village of
Morrill
Gary L. Kelley
Charles Andrew
Alan Meyer
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Paul Huff
Edward Narjes
Narjes
Huff
Allen Burkhardt
Dennis Poesch
Nebraska ‘Technical College Board of Governors
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Poeseh
Madison, Neb
Madison Coat Employes
Newman Grove
Brown, Rock
Dakota
Keya Paha
Garfield
Bone
Dodge Counties
Nebraska Technical Community College
Jerry Calhoun
Lincoln County
Ed Sommers
Scotus
Steve Brui Je
Schrad
Tom Zabawa
Pafor
Ding Shah Ie
Thespian Club
Nashville, Tenn
Tre Gueen
Kitty Wells
Tena
Phowiey Tem
Angie
Johnnie Wright
Hello Vietnon
Retion Lers
Oreo
Bill Phillips
Bobby Wright
Messing -Plus
The
Tennessee
Columbus High Auditorium
Tom’s Country Music
Sahara
Henry Henke
Middle State Mfg. Co
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
DU Ee
PUD Techno i
First National
Columbus Area
Columbus’ Area
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Tony
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