07 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1974
Page
1
Friday market notes show livestock price shifts across categories. Cattle and calves decline 0.5 to 3 dollars, hogs and sheep display mixed movements with prime and choice cuts highlighted among careful sales data. The report includes weights, grades, and price ranges for steers cows heifers sows lambs and utility dairy stock.
An elderly Lincoln couple, Marlin Lindell and Eva Lindell, received a temporary stay of eviction after city housing officials flagged several housing-code violations at their two story home covered with Bible verses. Neighbors had pressured the city to inspect, citing poor conditions such as no hot water heater and deteriorating roof. A VISTA worker said volunteers would help with repairs, while the couple urged support to stay in their home.
Blair Nebraska residents gather to oppose the Army Corps of Engineers Papio Creek flood control plan. About 400 attendees heard Robert Gottsch of the Papio Valley Preservation Association criticize 15 000 acres to be taken from cultivation for 20 dams and recreation sites. State Senator James Dickinson noted longstanding opposition and warned of tax revenue losses for rural districts while supporting dam opposition in certain areas.
Judy, a pregnant mother of two, used yoga during pregnancy to feel better and ease contractions. She incorporated sessions after work, noting improved energy and a sense of euphoria, while avoiding risky positions like the headstand. The practice aided breathing and may help labor.
A Capitol comment urges the start of a movement for men's liberation led by the National Organization of Women. It questions gender roles from bathroom parity to door opening and chore sharing, arguing equality across daily life while noting potential backlash.
The State Patrol on Friday identified the Labor Day east of Lexington victim as Char Tene Abn Carrera, in her 20s, with contacts to Dawson County. She was a passenger in a tank driven by Ismael Cac rer of Moline, who remained unconscious in a Lexington hospital as relatives could not be reached.
NORTH PLATTE Neb two eagles died after feeding on meat from a horse killed with a lethal dose of pentobarbital as officials blamed poisoned carcasses near a coyote. Game warden George Nason urged livestock owners to burn or dispose of treated animal carcasses to prevent further deaths.
Tarnov St Anne Altar Society met at the social hall Wednesday led by Mrs Tom Schmidt. They plan a cleanup on Oct 16 with airie benefitting and a public card party on Oct 2. Games awarded prizes to Maes Corilla and Lugene Torezop. Committee in charge: Mines Valeria Zoucha Gaye Krings Philomae Shemek Maxine Tomaslewicz.
A research team at Washington University Barns Hospital reports 11 pound rooster El Macho produced a sensitive antibody linked to parathyroid hormone activity. The study explores correcting calcium balance in dialysis patients by using cow-derived antibodies to regulate parathyroid hormone and calcium uptake.
Officials from Lincoln Nebraska discuss possible insurance law reforms and banking oversight. A plan aims to mirror federal FDIC protections for deposits while probing regulation of insurance companies and investments. Key figures include Sen. Fred Cornsten and Pioneer Financial Board members amid financial turbulence.
Guydrome Grammar of Penilec was selected by the state Department of Correctional Services as administrator for Lincoln. Effective Sept. 16, Grammer was chosen from 15 applicants and will bring extensive correctional diagnostic and evaluation experience. Salary listed as 17,000 dollars per year.
University registrar Jack Williams reported on Friday that enrollment tied a three year high, with 4508 students enrolled as of Thursday. The 1974 final total stood at 4385, while the fall 973 total was not completed.
A fragmentary editorial voice argues that forced faith should not hinder belief in God. It asserts God is personal and knowable through revelation, not a vague First Cause, and that the Bible presents a detailed relationship between God and humanity. The text blends philosophy with religious conviction about divine love and human belief.
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