17 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1972
Page
1
Horoscope style readings list signs from Aries to Pisces with fragmented sentences. Guidance covers plans, social caution, study, diplomacy, finances, travel, health, and family, warning of conflicts and urging steady effort and self restraint. The text references Moon Children and child care potential outcomes.
The Federal Trade Commission charges nine major soft drink companies with anti competitive territorial franchises. A Springer bill aims to exempt exclusive territories under limits, backed by many independents per NFIB poll though Nebraska figures wobble. Critics warn ruling could upend bottlers and portend broader franchise upheaval.
Albion Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Raymond Meneely’s home with Rev. Wanda Clausen in charge. They voted $5 to the Albion Milligas fund and $3 to Church Women United for the American Indian Self-Help program. World Community Day was announced for Nov 3 at 2 pm in Albion First Baptist Church. Next meeting set for May 14 at Mrs. David Sealey’s home.
In Sanuayanary Wisconsin a four year old Oglala Sioux girl Benita Rowland was returned to her mother after nine months with two rural Whitewater women. Circuit Court Judge Arthur Tuebke ordered the return from Danette Behr and Judith Athas. Mrs Frieda Yellow Hair Moore’s attorney questioned permanent custody and the mother’s understanding. Moore resides on Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota. Hospital note: Jim Rousey, son of Dr and Mrs Alvin Rousey of Lakewood Florida, in VA Lincoln hospital after pneumonia contracted in Nebraska two weeks ago. wife Ardith Held of Leigh, Nebraska.
Evening publication details with subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding counties. Notices request subscribers to promptly notify local post office and relevant authorities when changing address to ensure continued delivery.
Americans in Rome volunteer and organize fundraisers to aid McGovern abroad. Mrs. Robert Cook, ex Washington reporter, acts as secretary for Americans Abroad for McGovern while artist and sculptor spouses contribute works for campaign funds. Republicans in Rome, led by Rob Lindell, also mobilize funds. Both sides cite the 1970 Voting Rights Act liberalizing overseas voting though states like New York require absentee registration and tax forms.
Nebraska reports slow corn and sorghum harvest due to cloudy damp weather. Officials note improved yields from better seeds and cultivation, with irrigation expanding arid areas. The Union Pacific train-era Corn Education Special toured Nebraska in 1905, featuring lectures by Nebraska Experiment Station professors and displays at Valparaiso, Fremont, Albion, St Paul, and Columbus.
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