24 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
1
Opinion piece compares no fault auto insurance to no fault marriage licenses. It argues both shift blame away from courts and toward insurer settlements, noting potential savings but warning of complacent spouses and higher alimony. Historical note: John Quincy Adams born July 1, 1767 in Brattleboro, Massachusetts.
A small herd of Pryor Mountain wild horses near Lovell Wyoming faces starvation with winter ahead. BLM teams use helicopters to herd and cull the herd, reducing foals and bachelor stallions to fit the reserve’s winter forage limits. WHOA and Grow Indian Tribes plan new homes for removed horses. colts to WHOA, stallions to Montana reservation.
Column listing shows subscription terms for the Cambs Telegram with Sundays and Halvays delivery, second class postage at Columbus Nebraska. Rates: by carter or columnboe 49.00 per year, by mail to listed towns at 11.00 per year, and another rate 4 SIFEO per year. Change of address requests to postmaster. notice urges old subscribers to update to new access.
Norman Rosen, a Skyvarold entrepreneur from Harrisburg, buys Standard Novelty Works in Duncannon in 1968 and revives production. He expands sales to New York and Cleveland, boosts output from 19,000 to 44,000 sleds, projects up to 60,000 this year and 120,000 to 130,000 over two years, and adds a women's restroom as expansion looms.
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha and 19 Nebraska Land Bank Associations will give two $500 scholarships to high school seniors planning to study agriculture at the University of Nebraska. Applicants must be in the top 25 percent, pass the university entrance exam, and submit to the dean of agriculture.
The label “Bloody Mary” stems from Queen Mary I of England’s bitter efforts to restore Roman Catholicism by persecuting Protestants, an event noted in historical commentary on religious conflicts in 16th century England.
In all time Toot races a champion began from a mark scratched on the ground, while challengers were given suitable starting points ahead of the scratch mark, allowing him to start from scratched.
The planet Jupiter appears as a beautiful sight with bands of color and shifting bright and dark spots. Its features range from bluish white to varied hues as viewed through a telescope, providing a dynamic celestial display.
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