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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1973
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Gerald Semin thank friends for flowers cards and prayers after the death of their son Scott Rudal. Mr and Mrs Richard Heins Christine Dr Mrs Steven Thomas Mr and Mrs don Reins express sincere gratitude for sympathy and support in sorrow.
Omaha markets show hogs and cattle mixed with lower live prices and heavy receipts. Sheep demand remains modest, while Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures reflect varied moves across live cattle hogs and pork bellies with several contracts near or above prior closes.
A fragmented block from a newspaper shows a Telegram partnership address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Neb with subscription rates and mailing areas. It lists holidays and post office rules, noting changes of address and weekly delivery details for multiple Nebraska counties and out-of-state.
Omaha AP report states 17-year-old Macy girl will face a juvenile delinquency charge in the death of Mark Wayne Stabler 20 Macy. Colleen K Springer 17 is charged with involuntary manslaughter and assault to inflict great bodily harm. authorities say the shooting Oct 6 in Macy followed a drinking episode and Springer has agreed to a judge trial without a jury.
Oakland Athletics owner Charles C. Finley received a $7,000 penalty announced by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Finley claimed $5,000 was for the Mike Andrews incident and $1,000 apiece for two other infractions, with details not specified in the official statement.
A grain elevator in FIAWATITA Kansas containing about 140000 bushels of milo and corn burned Sunday night. Mayor Virg Koerperich said the alarm at 530 PM preceded a blaze not under control until after midnight. Five neighboring fire companies aided the Hiawatha unit. no injuries reported and winds kept a nearby elevator safe. Cause unknown at this time.
Tuesday brings mixed progress and cautions across signs Taurus Gemini and Virgo. Early hours favor study planning and data gathering while later energy shifts suggest careful handling of relationships and appointments. Children born today may be influential, and travel or education themes appear for Aquarius and Pisces with personal growth emphasized.
In Yankton this weekend thousands of fiddlers and spectators gathered for the first South Dakota and Open Fiddling Contest. Organizer Wilbur Toss predicted an annual event as 44 fiddlers competed, marking a milestone for the new Yankton tradition.
In Allenstown Nol AP volunteers faced a busy night as a fire alarm interrupted an annual dance then a false alarm delayed tasks before a final blaze in a state park. The event drew 1,500 to 2,000 fans at Yankton County 4-H Fairgrounds where longtime fiddler contests crowned winners in open and special divisions.
Iowa State Fire Marshal Wilbur Johnson will inspect four school buildings and parts of two others in Council Bluffs as the Bluffs School Board moves to close facilities for deterioration and fire hazards. The board had announced the closures Nov. 4, following a narrowly defeated bond issue of more than 87 million dollars. A hearing on two lawsuits seeking injunctions against closures is set for Wednesday morning.
Julie Nix speaks for Mrs Eisenhower at suburban Chicago dedication ceremonies for Dwight D Eisenhower Junior High. She says her father sometimes feels discouraged yet remains committed to doing what he believes is right despite national mood and recent military alert concerns.
An advertising blurb promotes the FAT-GO reducing plan claiming rapid weight loss with a fall 12 day supply for $2.50. It likens the price to two cups of coffee and guarantees money back if not fully satisfied with weight loss from the initial package.
Cairo AP reports United Nations observers are defining lines for opposing forces along the Suez Canal to clear the way for an emergency buffer zone. They say UN barrels operate in former battle zones but no immediate move to restore Oct 22 lines. Egypt accuses Israel of claiming more land west of the canal.
The states traffic fatality count reached 36 with delayed reports from Seneca and Fall City. Dorothy Stallbaumer, 27, died after a two car wreck six miles west of Fall City. Allan Dehn, 28, of Burchard died when his car left the road and hit a bridge railing. A ten month old, Stacey Dee Clark, died after a two vehicle crash near Imperial. A Burlington Northern collision killed Vedkel, 21, from Tallmont. Midland College launches Centennial Development to raise 3.03 million for a center, new library, and expansion.
In Omaha the three day Mid-Went Clinical Society first annual meeting begins Monday drawing about 1000 health professionals. Most attendees are physicians and assistants.
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