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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1977

Page

3

Best Dressed List Draws Celebrities and Officials

Burt Reynolds, Walter Mondale, Don Rickles head the Custom Tailors Guild of America list. Other winners include Jee Namath, John Denver, Percy Foreman, Frank Gorshin, Mel Boldt, Vito Pascucci, and Monty Hall. First ladies Rosa Carter and Carmen Romano de Lopez Portillo to meet on the Texas border to open a museum. An Irish Art exhibit opens at the Metropolitan Museum with notable guests. Mondale affirms Carter era support for affirmative action as a tool against discrimination.

Spiffy Dressers Los Angeles UPI Burt Reynolds Walter Mondale Don Rickles Custom Tailors Guild of America Mondale Carter Los Angeles Rams Jee Namath John Denver Dallas Percy Foreman Frank Romano Ae Lopez Portillo el Paso Texas Ciudad Juarez Chihuahua Irish Art New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Carlyle Hotel Ireland John P. Wilson Trinity College F.S.L. Lyons Eamonn Kennedy U.N U.S John DB. Molloy G. Frank Mitchell Teoyal Irish Academy Joseph Raferty National Irish Museum Jacqueline Onansis Kevin McCarthy Diana Vreeland Geraldine Fitzgerald John D. Rockefeller II John V. Lindsay Affirmative Action New York API Walter F. Mondate Martin Luther King Sr

Sertomans hear local pastor Fall brings snacks wisdom

Rev Don Brooks urged Sertomans to live fully by pursuing growth and helping others. He highlighted personal striving beyond roles and noted his interests in tennis motorcycles hunting canoeing and classical music. Neil Graff won Colorado Nebraska football tickets. Athletes of the week included Dave Lusche Scotus Steve Korger Columbus High Sue Snow Sandy Davis and Jerry Joseph.

Don Brooks Sertomans Mr. Brooks Neil Graff Lakeview Dave Lusche Scotus Steve Korger Columbus High Sue Snow Sandy Davis Jerry Joseph

Homemaking tips on drying seeds and microwave plastics

Extension home economist suggests air drying beans in melted fat or oil and roasting as desired. It covers sunflower pumpkin squash and melon seeds with a salt soak then baking or frying, warns against ordinary plastics in microwaves, explains microwave safe labels, and offers a slick trick to double recipes and freeze half to save energy and time.

Midland paper earns All American rating

Midland Lutheran College's student paper The Midland received an All American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press. The five marks of distinction cover coverage and content writing and editing editorial leadership and opinion features appearance and visual communication and photography art and graphics. Kathy Glaser of Columbus served as copy editor during the 1977 spring semester.

Midland Lutheran College the Midland Associated Collegiate Press Kathy Glaser Columbus

County official urges end to 65 retirement rule

Douglas County Commissioner Michael Albert asked the County Civil Service Commission to drop the mandatory retirement at age 65. He argued that employees should retire by choice, not by force, noting lost qualified nurses at County Hospital due to the policy. He advocated job performance evaluations for all staff and the option of less strenuous work if health or job demands require.

Omaha UPI Douglas Michael Albert County Civil Service Commission Albert

Congress pressed to clear way for 60 billion dollar money bill

President Carter and federal workers pressed Congress to pass a 60 billion dollar appropriation for Labor Health Education and Welfare while abortion disputes linger. House and Senate signals suggested setting aside the abortion issue to fund agencies and avoid pay delays for millions.

Congress House Senate Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Capitol Hill House Senate Conference Committee

VFW Auxiliary Meeting Notes in Albion Nebraska

At the Monday VFW Auxiliary meeting in Albion the membership application of Tonic 1 Rutten was accepted. Phyllis Michel announced a Junior Unit inspection by a District Officer and an invitation to attend a Halloween party hosted by the Norfolk Junior Unit. Hospital chair Lois Thayer reported 11 volunteers helped with Bingo at the Vet's Hospital in Grand Island. The Auxiliary fixed the last Sunday in August as the standing Bingo date for the Veterans Home and planned a Veterans Day program at the schoolhouse. A covered dish supper at the Vet's Club set for November 1 includes Boone County veterans and families. The Buddy Poppy sale will run in November by Auxiliary and Junior Unit members. The Auxiliary will host the Firemen's dinner October 22 and the Teacher's Christmas Dinner December 1. An attendance drawing winner was noted.

Albion VFW Tonic Rutten Phyllis Michel Norfolk Dunit Lois Thayer Vet's Hospital Grand Island Veterans Home Vet's Club Boone County Irefe Hierk

Ten Americans survive Mexican prison riot

Ten American inmates at Oblates jail in Guadalajara describe improvising weapons and barriers from propane tanks and electrical transformers to survive a brutal riot that raged for about 48 hours. John Miller of Tucson said the group planned to use a propane tank as a flame thrower and rigged a transformer to electrify the door, with buckets of water ready to electrocute attackers.

Guadalajara Mexico UPI John Miller Tucson Ariz Miller The Oblates

Airbags to be required in all new US cars by 1984

Washington reports Congress upheld the Carter administration when it approved airbags and passive safety restraints for all new U S cars. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams calls it a victory for safety and children as auto makers face deadlines for full sized cars in 1982 and subcompacts in 1984.

Washington UPI United States Congress Brock Adams Adams Anediaim House Commerce Committee House Flor

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