24 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1972
Page
1
The passage explains using a rivet set to join feather pieces by drilling holes and driving a rivet through. Start with the rivet head against an anvil, use a shallow indentation on the rivet holder to form a head, and switch indentations for different head shapes. Pep rivets simplify the process, reducing time and hammering.
The famous geyser has reportedly not missed a scheduled eruption in nine decades, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable natural performer. Local observers remark on the consistency and timing of its eruptions, drawing tourists and scientists alike to Yellowstone National Park.
Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery in Nebraska and surrounding states. Readers advised to notify the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram of address changes.
Live stock prices in Omaha Nebraska show hogs up to 50-1.00 higher with various weight ranges quoted. Cattle on offer strong but market tested by limited sales, few loads of choice steers and prime end heifers. Sheep listings none. estimated receipts set for Monday include hogs, calves, cattle, and sheep.
A Blair gathering aims to preserve a 20 acre tract of tall grass prairie. Dr George Grube lists rare species and notes Nebraska once had abundant untamed prairie. Riesley Jones of Minneapolis represents the National Nature Conservancy at the event.
Brases end a southwest tour visiting Georgia Tennessee Indiana with stops in Galesburg Junction City and with local families. Other families join Thanksgiving travels as Jerry Nettele Charles Harris and Janet Newsome head to Tunas Missouri to visit Mrs. Nettele’s sister Mrs. Gary Cheevers. Mr and Mrs Tom Harris return to Ft. Carson Colorado after two weeks with his mother Dorothy Harris. Carroll Beringer and family from Fort Worth Texas arrive to spend Thanksgiving with Pele Beringer family.
Platte Valley Playhouse members met in the Cornhusker Public Power building for an officers’ meeting. Dorothy Swanson becomes president with Chuck Farnham as vice president Loret ta Person as secretary and Marlene Vion as treasurer. The group selected a reading committee and announced two upcoming shows Cactus Flower directed by Jean Luchter March 1 2 3 and Barefoot in the Park April 12 13 14 with tryouts for Cactus Flower to be announced later.
Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mrs. Alfred Ahrens included Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Ahrens and family of Ames Iowa Mr and Mrs Ed Heimann and family Mr and Mrs Glenn Grove of West Point and Mr and Mrs Charles Ahrens and family of Clarkson Also Mrs Agnes Walter of Creston Then guests of Mrs WS Woodward and Mrs Mabel Granatowies were Mr and Mrs Lester Woodward and children of Denver
In New York AP report, Bebie S. Spafford of the Relief Society warns that women’s liberation can distort privilege into license. The 77 year old Salt Lake City leader emphasizes preserving dignity and femininity while supporting equal pay and opportunities, but stresses the home as women’s primary role and urges women to be living consciences in society.
At the Colfax County Agricultural Society annual meeting, officers were named: George Reinfinger president, Eduard Franzen vice president, Albert Franzen secretary, and George Deichmann treasurer. Re-elected directors include Harold Sucha Marvin Folken and Herbert Grotelueschen of Richland with numerous others across Clarksons Leigh Howells Rogers and Schuyler. The 1973 county fair date will be set after a carnival company is signed. George Deichmann reported 1972 premiums were similar to prior years and trophies will be sponsored for 41 and EPA divisions rather than by business firms.
Aries to Taurus and Gemini signs dominate the reading with daily guidance. Readers are urged to focus on balance, avoid pressure from others, and nurture home life while pursuing personal growth and social harmony.
On Interstate 80 near Beaver Crossing Nebraska seven people were injured in a series of chain reaction crashes during westbound traffic after the Oklahoma Nebraska football game. About 38 cars and one truck were involved along a five mile stretch from Goebner Interchange to west of Beaver Crossing. Five were treated and released, two remained in fair condition at Seward Community Hospital.
A Wednesday verdict in the suit of Robert Blum v Laverna and Wilda Brichacek awarded $17,250 to the plaintiff. Blum sought $212,500 for injuries after being struck by a pickup driven by Mrs Brichacek in July 1971, with Judge Thomas White presiding.
In Dade County a pilot program at Miami Springs High School teaches juniors and seniors to practice transcendental meditation five mornings weekly under Donald Davis and Timothy Jones. The aim is drug prevention, inspired by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi influence and Harvard medical discussions. Each student receives a personal mantra.
Davis and Jones argue that proper instruction in concussing on a well chosen contra prevents immediate deep relaxation and instead fosters a wakeful state. They contend this balance may enhance mental and physical health through controlled stillness and awareness.
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