06 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
1
New York AP column explains double-talk as saying one thing while thinking another, with examples from everyday conversations. It shows how polite talk can mask true thoughts and suggests caution in social matters during fall and winter seasons.
Lincoln Nebraska AP state College Board official James Todd reports enrollment at Nebraska four state colleges may be about 11 percent below last year, as three campuses still enroll students. Budget figures had shown 10 074 students this year against 11 971 last fall. Centers at off campus learning sites aim to reach nonstudents such as farmers and ranchers.
The notice lists subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus at 2.00 per month, 41.00 per year by mail in Nebraska and other estates 7.09 per year, with change of address instructions to notify the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram. It mentions evening publication and various regional areas including Platte, Boon Bill a Colfax, Antelope, Nance.
Lincoln Nebraska AP report says State Allen Beermann doubts legality of using automobile vans or buses for voter registration. He calls it his opinion, notes no authority over election officials, and cites that law allows sites at stopping centers with published hours. County officials could use mobile sites, but not groups like labor federations.
An AP report states thieves breached Istanbul police headquarters area and looted 148 offices across a four floor playstone building, suggesting the mass burglary lasted all night. Authorities describe systematic theft across the offices.
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