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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
11
The Prince of Wales marks his 27th birthday and reflects on solitude as he nears the throne. He praises King George III, notes the American Revolution cost him the chance of American colonies’ kingship, and recently took command of HMS Bronington after joining the Royal Navy in 1971.
The article discusses the 41st Eucharistic Congress with the theme Hungers of the Human Family. It notes Pope Paul VI may attend, launching Operation Rice Bowl to aid the hungry, and emphasizes renewal of faith in a secular age. The event highlights devotion to the Holy Eucharist and unity with Christ.
IRVINE Calif aerosol spray use could reduce stratospheric ozone by 5 percent in 1995 and over 15 percent overall, according to Dr. F S Rowland a chemistry professor at the University of California Irvine.
A satirical column warns that a militarized dental corps could usurp civilian authority by controlling Tooth Fairy exchange rates and toppling a weak president. It cites Howard Callaway and Joint Chiefs concerns to argue for civilian oversight and McIntyre's proposal to prevent such a scenario.
Mrs. Tooker and husband travelled to Oskaloosa Iowa to bring her mother Mrs. Cook home from a visit with the Cooks and their son in Peoria Illinois. Mrs Darrell Atkinson attended an art workshop at Platte College in Columbus. Frank Stanczyk and Alvin Swertzic joined the Nowaks for a Sunday supper for Stanczyk birthday. Sewing Club met with social hour and lunch hosted by Mrs Bill Wyman.
Residents of Council Bluffs Iowa may burn leaves for a limited fall window from Oct 18 through Nov 16 triggering friction with neighboring Omaha Nebraska which bans leaf burning year round. Timmerman asked Nebraska officials to relay concerns to Iowa authorities as Omaha’s ban complicates the seasonal practice.
Officials report a drop in county particulates after three years but pollution may still drift from across the river. Dr Edward Stanek notes Iowa studies Des Moines leaf burning with results and recommendations to be shared with the Air Quality Control Commission next month.
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