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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1976
Page
8
A compact list of across and down crossword clues covering fruits animals gods verbs places and body parts. Includes items such as palm fruit pear shaped fruit willow genus and Mars comb form plus legal terms and linguistic notes.
Dear reader letters emphasize that God's use of illness or hardship can deepen faith, contrasting examples of suffering and wealth. The discussion highlights Paul’s contentment in all circumstances and the belief that Christ strengthens believers.
A reader explains long term experience quitting cigarettes and disputes about weight lifting for a high jumper. The Health Letter issue offered for sale is described, with address details for ordering. A second reader asks about safe leg training advice, with guidance on exercises for developing leg strength for high jumping and a note that arm muscles will not become unsightly with proper form.
The National Marine Fisheries Service bans porpoise killings by U.S. tuna boats for the rest of the year and bars imports of tuna tied to porpoises. The rule takes effect next Friday after notices reach at sea fleets. Officials say heavy bycatch from tuna fishing, especially yellowfin, risks porpoise populations. A 78,000 kill quota is expected to be met around October 19 due to September spikes.
A brief UPI note states it takes 40 minutes to boil a seven inch North African os trich egg. The fact emphasizes a precise cooking time for an unusual egg size and origin, reflecting a quirky culinary detail in the era.
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