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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1977
Page
2
A reader asks about bid choices after a spade sequence and a slam. It discusses whether to open hearts or clubs, the risk of Blackwood with a doubleton, and how an ace or lead could set up north south tricks.
Columbus Junior High will observe American Education Week November 14 to 18 with activities. A week long book fair art show in the library highlights the English and Art departments and special certificates will be awarded by the Physical Education department for 1977 Presidential Award winners. Parents are invited to observe any classes during the week.
Genoa marks the 50th observance of American Education Week with a week of activities from November 13 to 19 led by the American Legion and Auxiliary. A prep meeting Friday included Genoa public school representatives Mr. Bornschlegi principal Mr. Frevicks superintendent Mr. Sterud guidance counselor and Mrs. Bill Parry Auxiliary. A November 17 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Genoa school cafeteria will feature speakers Bornschlegl Frerichs and Sterud who will discuss school system highlights and answer questions.
The article notes that peanuts were first processed in November 1890 and popularized as a major crop after the 1900s by George Washington Carver. It highlights his 300 plus peanut product innovations and observes that half of U S peanuts go to peanut butter, with peanuts packed with energy. It mentions related trivia on peanut growth and a Thursday answer about Jonas Salk.
Pittsburgh leaders and federal officials at a steel summit urged the Carter administration to boost the industry through a large public works program. Gov. Shapp, U.S. Sen. Schweiker, and industry figures called for railroad, highway, mass transit, bridge, and urban construction funding to revive steel demand and curb layoffs. The proposals go to President Carter and the White House steel task force.
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