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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
2
Washington column predicts future CATV with up to 40 channels may arrive, enabling new services such as campaign channels and equal time channels. It notes scheduling challenges and proposes dedicated pre empt channels and an outtake channel to reduce interruptions and subpoenas.
Hollywood interview with Juliet Prowse notes the decline of dancing as a commercial act. She remains the standout who works in Las Vegas, summer stock, and TV guest spots while lamenting scarce venues and few star dancers.
Sister Rita Gaul Aquinas science teacher returns to start the school year guiding a three day workshop for Oklahoma City Public High Schools in the Cluster Plan. Thirty two teachers of physical science Finglish social studies and foreign languages attended.
Carol Ann Marr 4 Council Bluffs was arraigned on a second degree murder charge for the shotgun slaying of her husband Edward Marr 34 found dead in the living room with a shotgun blast to the upper chest. She requested a court appointed attorney and a preliminary hearing was set for 9 am Wednesday. She is jailed on a $1000 bond as six children and a niece were cared for by relatives.
Spirit Lake Iowa UPI reports charges of delivery of a controlled substance against Linda Marie Olson a Blair Neb girl 20 were dismissed in Dickinson County District Court Tuesday. She was among eight charged but all were dropped for lack of evidence after the death of narcotics agent Gayle Smith 21 of Estherville Iowa in an accident north of Melvin Iowa when his car hit a bridge abutment.
Astrological forecast presents scattered Aries through Pisces notes with mis-typed terms and garbled phrases. It hints at opportunities, furthering goals, relationship dynamics, and personal growth, mentioning birthdays, mood shifts, and self-improvement, ending with a closing birthday emphasis and destiny theme.
Foreign analyst Mintoff faces a high‑stakes negotiation over Malta’s status with Britain and NATO. Moscow Libyan and Spanish interests shape the talks as Malta seeks independence from colonial rule. Britain eyes a settlement on rent and troop presence, while Mintoff narrows demands from 72 to 16 million dollars, seeking a favorable outcome without ceding to Russia.
Read about the eastern orphan waifs transported to Nebraska and other western states by railcars around Easter from 1860s to 1906. The voyage included hundreds of children, their adoption, and later reunions such as the Grand Island gathering led by Mrs. Howard V. Kingdon, with archives at the Nebraska State Historical Society and appeal for reminiscences from families connected to the movements.
State Sen. David Slahmer urged state assistance to improve the Douglas County jail condition. He proposed budgeting funds for planning or construction and said he would introduce legislation to provide the money. He cited crowded 10 by 12 foot cells as a symptom of an outdated jail system.
The John Z. Kennedy Memorial Album became the fastest selling record, selling four million copies in six days after its release on the day of President Kennedy's assassination. This unprecedented surge highlighted a historic moment in music and national memory.
Gino Cappelletti, 37, the AFL all time scoring champion and former Patriots star, announced his retirement Tuesday. He will not wear No. 20 with the Bills’ new stadium and passed waivers rather than join another club. Cappelletti led the AFL in scoring five times and totaled 1,180 points before the merger.
A British Army patrol strayed about 390 yards into the Irish Republic at Bridgend near Londonderry on Monday. An army spokesman said the border incident followed an attack by members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army after the patrol returned to Northern Ireland. One corporal was killed and another trooper wounded in the Sunday crossing incident.
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