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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1974
Page
2
Oklahoma growers face severe drought with knee high wheat dying and cracked ponds. Oliver Pine mourns lost alfalfa and halved wheat yields, while neighbors like Roger Snider, W. C. Pesterfield, and Fred A. Chapman detail rising costs, debt, and survival strategies as incomes shrink and winter work begins.
Tear gas used by police against 5000 Roman Catholic refugees protesting Thieu regime in Hue. Refugees accuse government of corruption and press repression. officials say protests lack permits and aid Communist aims. Police mobilized over 500 armed officers. melee lasted about three hours with injuries reported. North Vietnamese overran an infantry battalion southeast of Hue and heavy fighting continued near Ben Cat north of Saigon.
A line states that if all oceans and seas were removed and spread over the land, a continuous layer exceeding 500 feet in height would form. This provocative image hints at discussions on planetary surface capacity and geophysical scales.
Los Angeles report touts a multi vitamin diet tablet that claims to curb hunger, prevent overeating, and promote rapid weight loss. Testimonials from users and nutrition experts favor the pill as it allegedly provides all daily nutrient needs, allows eating “almost as much” as desired, and includes a money back guarantee with mail order offers from Nutri-Diet in Woodland Hills.
An official from the VA hospital in Omaha faces five complaints from veterans centered on remodeling cuts at the facility. The Disabled American Veterans chapter reports issues tied to patient reception and treatment, with claims the hospital has rejected patients due to space reductions and construction-related disruptions.
Platte College has three main clusters in its organization the Business and Industrial Cluster the Creative and Social Cluster and the Science and Health Cluster Each cluster is led by a chairman responsible for planning coordinating and evaluating the division's annual program Leon H Sanders heads the Business and Industrial Cluster Sanders a 33 year old Hildreth native joined Platte College in 1970 He holds a BA from Kearney State College and an MA from the University of Northern Colorado in 1966 He and his wife Barbara reside in Columbus Ohio and she teaches at Columbus High School Other faculty in the Business and Industrial Cluster include Merle Barnes Lynn Higgins John Kappeler Daniel Mack Harold Langland Nell Burnham Twila Wallace Carolyn Barnes Meret Cent erathme nology Douglas Dobbs Charles Pagel Raymond Plankinton Henry Rice Rebus Strait and Gary Williams
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