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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1976

Page

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Laura Rice Crowned 1977 Platte County Junior Miss

Laura Rice a Columbus Senior High senior was named 1977 Platte County Junior Miss. She will compete at the State Junior Miss pageant in January at Grand Island and represent Columbus at the Columbus Festival in Ohio. First and second runners up were Karin Saalfeld and Joan Nelson. Scholarships awarded included 250 for the winner and 125 and 75 for runners up.

Laura Rice Columbus Platte County Grand Island Ohio Daniel Rice Tthe University of Kansas Columbus High Karin Saalfeld Ron Saalfeld Joan Nelson Lakeview Dale Nelson Becky Wembhoff Humphrey St. Francis Ray Wemhoff Vert Miss Rice Becky Weinhoff Katie Hervert Stan Linhorst

Leigh Farm Home Destroyed by Fire Northeast of Leigh

Fire of undetermined origin Saturday night destroyed the Bill Armentraut Sr. farm home six miles northeast of Leigh. The family was away when Leigh firemen arrived. the two story frame house burned to the ground with all possessions lost except the clothes worn. The farm is owned by Stanley Gall of Clarkson.

Leigh Bill Armentraut Stanley Gall Clarkson

Lebanon marks 33rd Independence Day amid Arab League advance

Beirut observed Lebanon’s 33rd independence amid an Arab League troop sweep into Tripoli and Sidon as Syrians approach the southern oil region near Israel. Militias face disarmament while clashes queen unrest along the border persist. Palestinians fire rockets at Nahariya with no injuries reported.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Arab League Tripoli Sidon Zahrani Israel League Nahariya League Force

Annual Awards Night at Hartman Post 84 Legion Club

Hartman Post 84 American Legion hosts its Annual Awards Night on Saturday November 27 at the Legion Club. The event opens with a 6 pm cocktail hour and a 7 pm dinner followed by a program featuring Bob Lowry of Cairo Nebraska as guest speaker.

Hartman Post 84 American Legion the Legion Club Bob Lowry Cairo Nebraska American Legion Legion Dennis Matson Lowry Nebraska Legion Baldwin Legion Club

Israelis reinforce frontier amid border tensions

Israeli forces begin reinforcing areas along the Lebanese border to block Syrian and Palestinian forces from approaching. Palestinian rockets hit Nahariya injuring none as Israel vows to deter any hostile forces in southern Lebanon, per Defense Minister Shimon Peres.

Tel Aviv Israel UPI Lebanon Shimon Peres Syria

Nebraska Cold Snap Brings Teeny Lows and Flurries

United Press International reports a ridge from central Canada to the Gulf Coast drives cold air across Nebraska. Skies are partly cloudy with light winds and midday readings in the 20s. Highs in the 30s, lows mainly teens, Valentine near 16 to 2, Lincoln 41, Omaha 16. Snow flurries expected tonight and Tuesday ending in eastern Nebraska.

United Press International Canada Gulf Coast Nebraska Valentine Lincoln Omaha

U S Heli pter s to Thailand aid in drug war

A U S official presented five new UH1 Huey helicopters to Thailand at Bangkok air police airport as part of a 1974 narcotics aid pact. The unarmed choppers will transport border police to intercept drug caravans along borders with Burma and Laos, aiming to choke the Golden Triangle opium trade.

Bangkok Thailand UPI U.S Charles S. Whitehouse Air Police United States Burma Tanin Kraivixien Golden Triangle Laos Burma Communist Party BCP Sai Pan

Local Girl Scout Troop Plans Bahamas Trip

Columbus Girl Scout Troop 440 aims for a two week visit to Nassau Bahamas to meet their pen pal Girl Guide group. About 30 girls and six adults will travel by road to Miami then stay at guides headquarters costing 30 cents per night. Each girl expects to spend about 200 dollars. Fundraising includes a December craft sale toy parties and a spring house number painting drive. Marion Keller assists. Jane Johnson leads.

Columbus Girl Scout Bahamas Pen Pal Troop 440 Barbara Brown Girl Guides Girl Scouts Jane Johnson Nassau Miami Marion Keller

Edge of radioactive cloud clears East Coast over Atlantic

EPA says the leading edge of a radioactive air mass from a Chinese hydrogen bomb has moved over the Atlantic after passing the East Coast. Residual radioactivity may stay slightly elevated for weeks due to cloud movement and global circulation.

Atlantic United Press International Environmental Protection Agency Atlantic Ocean EPA

Gilmore hunger strike loses eight pounds

Condemned killer Gary Gilmore has shed eight pounds in four days of refusing food. Utah State Prison officials say he remains healthy and will not be allowed to starve, while a deputy warden seeks legal guidance if his condition collapses.

Salt Lake City UPI Gary Gilmore Utah Leon Hatch Gilmore Nicole Barrett

United States to abstain on Angola admission to UN

The United States will abstain in a Security Council vote on admitting Angola as the 146th UN member and will not veto, despite earlier opposition. Angola’s bid follows the victorious MPLA with Cuban and Soviet support, and the General Assembly is expected to act quickly after council backing.

United Nations UPI United States Security Council Angola General Assembly U.N Popular Movement For the Liberation of U.S Wer Counci Jun Ronald Chin

City Receives Intergovernmental Personnel Act Grant

Roy Gardner Nebraska Department of Personnel Columbus announced the city will receive an Intergovernmental Personnel Act grant of $10,500. The funds run from November to April 30 to develop a personnel management system, rules manual, job classifications, pay plan survey, evaluation system, and an evaluation committee with personnel-related recommendations.

Roy Gardner Nebraska Department of Personne Columbus

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