18 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
1
A jumble of sun sign advice appears, offering Taurus to Pisces guidance with quirky wording and errors. It suggests social, financial, and personal tips with cautions about sincerity, diplomacy, and avoiding trouble, ending with a note on child development and spiritual training.
Nebraska's economy dipped modestly in July versus June, with declines mainly in agriculture, distributive and services sectors. Construction dollar volume rose, the strongest growth area, while taxable retail sales for July were 74 percent above last year. City-by-city retail comparisons show varied gains and losses across Omaha, Lincoln, York, Grand Island, Scottsbluff and others.
The Cara Telegram lists subscription prices delivered by carrier in Columbus at 2.00 per month and by mail in nearby counties at 11.00 per year. Mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states is 17.00 per year. It urges subscribers to promptly inform the local postmaster and send the new address to the newspaper.
Bob Cuellar of Jobs For Progress announces a program named Service Employment and Redevelopment to create about 150000 dollars in Scottsbluff. The plan targets unemployed and underemployed persons of Mexican American ancestry and will be run through the GT Forum, a Spanish-speaking veterans group.
A New York AP piece argues for scrapping current curricula except basics. It envisions two branches English language and useful life skills, cutting advanced science and foreign languages, and inserting courses on budgeting, problem solving, and practical living to prepare students for daily life.
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