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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
7
The column offers daily Sun sign guidance with spelling errors and garbled phrases. It covers all signs from Aries to Pisces with advice on finances, relationships, health, and personal growth, plus a note on a child born today highlighting ambition and quick action.
New York AP column urges readers to fill winter with odd chores and adventures. It playfully lists wild ideas from walking on hot coals to vaccinating a bigot, promoting imagination and responsibility during the season.
The former president of the American Water Works Association says rates must rise to guarantee future drinking water. Charles A. Black cites insufficient funds for plants, operators, and ongoing research, noting pollution and disease threats require heavy investment. He argues water remains the cheapest public utility, with families paying less than a pack of cigarettes daily.
Washington AP report: The FBI Academy in Quantico graduated its first two women agents, Susan H. Roley and Joanne E. Pierce, headed for assignments in Omaha and St. Louis. Both completed the 14 week course, earned starting salaries of 12151 dollars with 3036 dollars overtime, and join six others in training. Roley, 25, a former Marine lieutenant. Pierce, 31, a former nun. The program covers law, procedure, and weapon use, with others in training and 24 more under review as of Acting FBI Director Gray's May 12 opening of doors to women.
Lincoln AP reports Gov. J James Exon says sales and income tax rates next year can be held at present levels. He expects to keep income at 15 percent and sales at 24 percent with a November meeting of the state Board of Equalization to set 1973 rates. Exon’s pledge to hold 1970 levels has largely stood, though the income tax was nudged up to offset federal law changes.
In Port Elizabeth, South Farlea, a local merchant named Vroom advertises the sale of motorcycles. The brief item notes the dealer and location without additional details.
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