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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
7
Former Interior secretary Udall argued that U S energy problems stem from 1960s government missteps and a missing national energy policy. He spoke at Oklahoma State University on the topic, urging acknowledgment of past miscalculations by leaders.
The article advises store brands to save money and offers a $44 monthly shopping basket for a single older adult. It covers planning, lists, avoiding impulse buys, and balancing staples like bread and peanut butter with vegetables. Prices vary by location and season. the cited August 1975 cost came from Mount Vernon New York.
Fayette Mayor Charles Evers says he would prefer George Wallace as vice president over a liberal running mate, while supporting Hubert H. Humphrey for president. He cites Wallace's shift on race and his impact in Alabama and praises Gov. Bill Waller's leadership in race relations, noting his 1971 defeat to Waller.
In a duplicate bridge column by Oswald and James Jacoby, players use an artificial two clubs opening with a two diamond response for a very weak hand and a tart response for some values. North-South discuss how three clubs should be natural, and North hopes for five clubs and six spades. Blackwood leads to a seven notrump bid, with notes on why seven spades may not be optimal in duplicate play.
A Jacobus A Kentucky reader asks about the Woodson two way notrump. The opening notrump shows 10 12 or 16 18 points. The recommended approach is to let the opponent enter trouble on their own.
New Florence Pennsylvania police report a would-be robber pounced on Jeff Blankenbricker a gas station attendant after closing time hoping to grab receipts. The culprit fled with Blankenbricker’s lunch bag instead, leaving the man uninjured but puzzled by the mistaken theft.
Frigid air spread from the Great Lakes to the Gulf as a cold front brought cities to near freezing. In Chicago two youths and a would be rescuer died in Lake Michigan while a Texan area felt record cold and a Louisiana middle school closed for unheated classrooms.
Hall County District Judge L W Kelly Jr dismissed conspiracy to possess and distribute charges against Bradley Bodeman of Grand Island and Gary Dent of Lincoln. He ruled the case involved improper procedure due to overlapping wiretap derived charges and gave the county attorney 10 days to refile. The men faced wiretap origin charges from September and October.
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