12 Oct 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
1
Neighbors friends and relatives are thanked for help during a bereavement. The family names Lester Schieher, Mrs A U Breunig, and The Avery Family acknowledge flowers words and pallbearers plus other acts of kindness.
Markets at Omaha show cattle and calves totaling 7 08 heads with 6 500 hogs and 1 20 cattle and calves receipts. Prices vary: steers and heifers mostly steady to lower with quality and weights driving utilities and premiums. Lambs and sheep appear lighter with prime types fetching higher bids and shorn and woolly categories noted.
Daily newspaper notice outlines subscription rates and delivery options. Carriers in several counties charge 3228 per month, mail 51600 per year, and rail to Nebraska and other states 317.00 per year. Change of address requests require timely telegram or postmaster notice. Contact 664-2741 between 6 and 6:39 a.m. Saturdays.
A garbled horoscope page lists zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with guidance on health wealth and relationships. It mixes names and dates, mentions Moon Children and various suggestive actions, urging practical plans and cautious living, while noting travel and study hints and advising education for children.
Beatrice senator Tred Buen urged a special legislative session to provide emergency financial aid to eastern Nebraska counties hit by heavy rain. The proposal seeks swift aid through the Legislative Council’s executive committee.
The Central Platte Natural Resources District plans to elect 21 directors under a new structure with two directors from each of 10 subdistricts and one at large. Subdivision boundaries and project clearances in Merrick Hall Buffalo Dawson counties are on the agenda for a February 24 meeting in Grand Island. Corporate officials urged funding for flood damage and repairs, with calls for a possible special session as lawmakers weigh emergency need and the governor's depleted fund.
Admissions and dismissals across multiple facilities include Mrs Keonard Dush Duncan and Mrs Louis Hastreiter Humphey at Behlen Community Hospital. Births noted at St Mary and Boone County Hospitals include Harold Larson Bellwood, Mrs and Mr Harold Larson son seven pounds Oct 9. Daugiter to Alva Thomas Cummings Schuyler six pounds two ounces Oct 7. Norman Thewke Albion seven pounds seven dunes. Daniel Bloom Apalding eight pounds Oct 10. Mentrial Hospital admits Edward Bures Dale gilashharger Mary Poth Lauberinch Oula. dismissals include Richard Shaulta Schuyler.
A new World Wide Picture film Isn t It Good to Know shows Sunday and Monday at Redeemer Baptist Church at 7 30 pm. The multi media presentation uses many images to draw viewers into real life stories including scenes from Barabbas and brief appearances by Billy Graham. Original songs by Todd Smith and Judy McKenzie accompany the vignettes.
The United States works on delivering artillery shells and antitank ammunition to Israel. Contingency plans include transferring aircraft and tanks, with M1 transfers to from European bases, while shipments of ammunition are prepared to replace Israel losses. The aim is to support Israel without triggering a wider arms race, amid Soviet arms shipments to Egypt and Syria.
Floods across five northern Oklahoma counties and nearby states left at least seven dead, many missing, and thousands homeless. Enid suffered heavy losses with three hospitals and hundreds of homes affected as officials sought disaster declarations and Red Cross aid. Weather risks persisted with possible rainfall returning.
Six non injury accidents were reported to Columbus Police at various locations including 1th Street and 26th Avenue and 13th Street between 24th and 25th Avenues. Victims listed include Frances C Blahak Timothy Berni Donald FB Market Myron Inselman Debora Leptak Evelyn Masek and Kennth Huntley. Damages ranged from 30 up to 400 dollars.
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