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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1977

Page

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Uniform Fits Old Soldier Gene Krumland Still Walks Post Routes

Eugene C. Krumland, 56, a 30 year U S Post Office veteran in Columbus, plans retirement only if needed. A WWII Army veteran who served in New Caledonia, he loves the work and keeps delivering five days a week with wife Elaine and four grown children.

Len Walle Eugene Gene C. Krumland United States Post Office Columbus Krumland Krumiland U.S New Caledonia Coral Sea Australia New Zealand Elaine Krumlands HJ. Heinz Company Kruland Carrier Lutheran League Columbus Bowling Association Centennial League U.S. Army

Farm plight eyed by Platte County farmers

Platte County farmers Arnold Stuthman and Art Bakenhus spoke at a Columbus Ares Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Division meeting. They outlined rising costs and flat prices, noting cattle losses since 1974 and that soybeans currently offer the best profit, while other crops struggle.

Platte County Arnold Stuthman Art Bakenhus Stuthman Bakenhus Columbus Ares Chamber of Commerce Elks Club Joe Stavas KTTT Bob Voboril Chamber Wobori Baken Voboril Vaboril Platte Nebraska Woborts

Senate rejects recommittal on energy tax bill

The Senate voted 61 to 30 to reject sending the energy tax bill back to Finance Committee after President Carter opposed the move. The measure, now set for conference with the House, faces White House proposals for tax increases to curb energy use. Critics, including Sen. Brooke, dubbed the bill a monstrosity and said it is beyond redemption.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee Carter Bob Dole Treasury Russell Lang de Law White House Carley House Senate House Dole Floyd Haskell Dcola Edward Brooke K-Mass Brooke

U.N. Condemns Israeli Settlements Aimed at Peace

The United Nations General Assembly passed a 131 to 1 resolution condemning Israel for new Jewish settlements in occupied Arab territories. The United States abstained, while Israel opposed the measure. Arab nations backed the condemnation, calling the settlements an obstacle to peace and urging action by the Security Council.

United Nations UPI Israel United States U.N. General Assembly Egypt Middle East U.N Chaim Herzog Herzog U.S Andrew Young Washington Geneva General Assembly Kurt Waldheim Security Council M. Mowaffak Allaf

Van Fossen Seeks Nebraska Education Award Nomination

Dennis Van Fossen Lakeview High School guidance counselor and head girls baseball coach earns a Lakeview Education Association nomination to represent the district in the Nebraska Education Association Teacher of the Year competition. He is a Laurel High School alumnus and Northeastern Junior College MVP in 1960 61. He later led Columbus High School to a 1967 state tennis title and became West Point Military Academy's first women’s basketball coach.

Dennis van Fosser Lakeview High School Lakeview Education Association Nebraska Education Association van Fossen Laurel High School Northeastern Junior College Kearney State College Long Island University Columbus West Point Military Academy

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