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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1975

Page

5

Connally sees a horse race in GOP race for president

Former Treasury Secretary John Connally predicts a close contest between Ford and Reagan for the 1976 GOP nomination with Reagan possibly winning New Hampshire. Connally criticizes Ford’s leadership, calls for bolder policy, and notes Moynihan’s Ugandan remark as an example. He declines endorsement.

Connally United Press International Treasury John Connally Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan New Hampshire California Texas CBS United Nations Daniel Moynihan Idi Amin Edmund

Friday's Answer Mexico City Capital History Music

History note on Mexico City's status as the capital of Mexico. Mentions 1975 and group VEC Inc involved in music history events. No further details available in the fragment.

Mexico Mexico City

Sherlock Holmes Bridge Detective Sequel Spoils a Slip

Oswald notes that Sherlock Holmes Bridge Detective thrived in a sequel by Frank Thomas but warns the detective makes a rare misstep. The discussion pivots on the bidding signaling a trump lead as best, yet the lead choice proves flawed in the observed hand.

Oswald Sherlock Holmes Frank Thomas Sherlock

Ministers Elect Officers In Local Association Meeting

The Ministerial Association elected Rev. John McGee as president with Rev. Jim Reed as vice president and Rev. Lee Hicks as secretary treasurer. Visitors included School Supt. Fred Bellu and Mrs. Glen Burge. A follow up workshop at Behlen Hospital is planned plus a spring session on alcoholism.

John McGee Jim Reed Lee Hicks Fred Bellu Church Women United Glen Burge CAMA Chamber of Commerce Behlen Hospital

Hearings Set By Legislature On Education Reorganization

The special committee for secondary education finance and district reorganization schedules hearings for background material for the 1976 session. Hearings start Oct 20 at Grand Island First National Bank Building, Oct 2 at Columbus Holiday Inn, and Oct 22 at Omaha Holiday Inn 72nd and Grover, all at 9 40 am.

Nance and Grand Island First National Bank Columbus Holiday Inn Omaha Holiday Inn Grover Education and Revenue Committee

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