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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1974

Page

2

Nebraska cities show mixed 1973 crime changes

FBI data indicate five of Nebraska’s 12 large cities had notable increases in serious crime in 1973, while Beatrice Columbus Hastings and others posted decreases or little change. North Platte showed the largest rise, driven mainly by larceny theft, with totals listed for seven crime categories across Omaha Lincoln Grand Island and others.

Washington Nebraska Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI North Platte Fremont Kearney Noriilk Beatrice Columus Hastings Fbus Omaha Grand Island Columbus

Loup Basin group seeks reservoirs on Loup River

The Loup Basin Association, a regional body, met in St Paul to review the Missouri River Basin Commission study titled The Platte River Basin Study Area. It covers the Loup Sub-Basin and aims to address water shortages caused by irrigation wells by proposing reservoirs to use reserve flow in winter, supply summer needs, and recharge underground resources. Residents from Fullerton, Spalding, Belgrade, Cedar Rapids, Palmer, Lenoa, St Paul, Milburn, Ord, Primrose, Platte Center, and Columbus attended.

Loup Basin Loup Basin Association Missouri River Basin Commission St. Paul Fullerton Spalding Belgrade Cedar Rapids Palmer Lenos Milburn, Ord Primrose Moaroe Pla Ite Center Columbus

Wild horse roundup decision challenged by animal groups

The American Horse Protection Association and Humane Society of the United States, joined by Sen. James Abourezk and Rep. Gilbert Gude, challenge a federal court ruling over a February 1973 Idaho roundup near Howe. About 54 horses bred a cliff fall. groups allege killings and mutilations by ranchers.

Washington Hu Mane Idaho American Horse Protection, Association The Humane Society United States James Abourezk D.S.C Gilbert Gude Howe Idaa Humane Groups Joan FB Association Federal Bureau F Land Management Gude Abourezk J. Burns Tekeer

Leigh Optimist Club Discusses Football Plans

Leigh Optimist Club met in the teachers lounge at Leigh Community School on Thursday. Wayne Morfeld and Mike Inselman, coaches and LHS graduates, gave talks. Captains Terry Wendt and Ross Herink spoke as players. Guest Rev Otla John Tribolle, a Fiji Islands missionary on furlough, attended.

LEIGH Leigh Optimist Leigh Community School Wayne Morfeld Mike Inselman Terry Wendt Ross Herink LHS Otla John Tribolle Fiji Islands

Television brings history to life with Back-to-Back plays

A reader praises TV airings of From Sea to Shining Sea and Clarence Darrow for reviving historical figures. He notes Lincoln era parallels and a positive view of George Washington and associates, despite sound issues on a Tuesday segment. He urges appreciation and more such programming.

Dick! Howe Clarence Darrow Darrow Visi Lincoln Illinois Praire George Washington Washington Hancock Will Rogers

Nebraska pris ons education plan seeks reform

The Nebraska Department of Education endorsed a reform package for penal complex education. It urges expanded vocational training, education release, work programs, and clearer eligibility rules to help inmates transition to society. The report notes 70 percent of inmates lack educational involvement and calls for awards and privileges tied to learning progress.

Lincoln Neb State Department of Education Nebraska Judiciary Committee Roland Luedtke

Albion teachers guests at tea

Women of the Albion United Methodist entertained Albion public school and St. Michael teachers at a tea after their monthly meeting. Sister Patricia introduced St. Michael teachers and Gerald Joni, superintendent of Albion public schools, introduced their teachers. Three guests attended including Rev. Anderson and Rev. Milander, pastor of the St. Edward United Methodist Church, and Mrs. Harold Babcock of Boise.

Albion United Methodist Albion Public School St. Michael Sc Patricia St. Michael and Gerald Joni Albion Public Schoools Anderson Delwyn Milander United Methodist Church St. Edward Harold Babcock Boise Idaho Lester Cook School of Missions Kearney LaMont Schmadeke James Crosby Wyman Nemecek Crosby Jonah Nermecek Fs Conk Hosa Millen Burcham Kenneth Casper Nell Carter

Hold Hold Ninth September Meeting on Black Mother Plan

Newman Grove Junior Women's Club met at Golden Age Apartments with Norman Shinrock deputy director of the Norfolk Madison County Civil Defense as guest speaker. The club discussed starting a black mother program and voted to pursue it as a project. Members organizing include Mrs Tom Johnson chairman Mines Dennis Fowlkes John Xauiman Marvin Nelson Leon Nelson Tom King and Lon Kramer. Local plans include hosting a silver tea at the Madison County convention on September 16 at the United Methodist Church with lunch served by club officers.

Newman Charles Borg Mmes Dennis Fowlkes Tom Barnes Cye Leeson John Kaufman

Air Force promotes Ensminger to sergeant in Turkey

Ensminger, a technician from Mt. and Nger Columba, is assigned to a USAF support unit at Karamursel Turkey after graduating from 1054 High School and attending University of Arebrane and the University at Maryland. His wife Evelyn is the daughter of Garrett and Mrs. Nestor of Parsons West Virginia. The Chiricahua Mountains in southeastern Arizona were formed by two volcanic eruptions millions of years ago.

Chiricahua Mountains Arizona

Lincoln Labor Department to launch 6113 000 meal campaign

State labor officials say the Lincoln Neb labor department will rename to Job Service of Nebraska and start a federally funded campaign in 14 other states. An Omaha ad firm will conduct the ad drive to improve the agency’s public image and promote services. pilot in Virginia reportedly boosted job placements by 90 percent.

Lincoln Neb Omaha Chidek Sametho Ibs Devel Haase

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