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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1977

Page

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Tabletop disaster sim tests Columbus Civil Defense plan

A Sunday drill at the Hall of Justice basement simulates a tornado strike on Columbus Platte County with 45 civil defense workers from multiple communities. The exercise runs from 1 p.m. to after 5 p.m. and highlights coordination, warnings, and plans evaluation under emergency conditions.

Columbus Civil Defense Emergency Operations Center EOC Hall of Justice Bill Lagrone State Civil Defense Lincoln Ralph A. Medina Myrle E. Hadcock Columbus-Platte County Albion Humphrey Monroe Creston Genoa Lindsay Silver Creek Schuyler Norfolk Madison Clarkson Fremont Stanton Columbus Platte County Hadeark Pawnee Park

Balloonists Rescued Unharmed After Atlantic Flight

Two American balloonists Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson, attempting the first Atlantic crossing, landed in the North Atlantic off Iceland and were rescued by a U.S. Navy helicopter near Keflavik. They were unharmed and taken to a hospital for observation after more than 60 hours aloft in the Double Eagle.

Reykjavik Iceland UPI North Atlantic Ocean U.S Keflavik Ben Abruzzo Maxie Anderson

State Fair honors to area 4-Hers and FFAers

Lynn Geier 16 of Columbus earned champion 4-H heel carcass with Bambi the 1040 pound steer despite an emergency appendectomy. Valerie Schroeder and Dave Meysenburg led dairy awards, while Pat Dubus and Tom Sonderup led beef and Charolais results. Cindy Hotovy stepped in to show Mark Hotovy’s grand champion market hog as he played football.

Lynn Geier Columbus Bambi Donald Geier University of Nebraska- Lincoln Rambi Cornhusker Livestock Club Steve Schreiber Lynn Lakeview High School Chester Whitemarket Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Darre Choat Chuat Joni Robinson Randolph Farmers of America Valerie Schroeder Lakeview Ffa Valerie LuLu Dave Meysenburg St. Edward FFA Loren Terkl Leigh Stanton Ffa Ward Bakenhus Pat Dubus Fullerton Ffa Craig Frenzen Connie Svoboda Brainard East Butler Mark Hottory East Butler Dwight Cindy Nebraska Pork Producers Association Chester White Barcow Jac Smola Lakeview Poland China Barrow Allen Terkl Kenny Cook Karen Codr Barrows Mark Hotovy Raat Butler Jeanne Smola Doug Vrhka Jeanne

Monroe man, 22, victim in rural Lindsay crash

Tim Korus of rural Monroe died Saturday afternoon in a one car crash ten miles south of Lindsay. Driver Michael Klaasen of rural Lindsay swerved to the shoulder, rolled the car. Klaasen was listed in fair condition at an Omaha hospital with head injuries. Also injured were Lary Bender 24 Dwane Wiese 23 and Mike Schaecher 19 all of Lindsay with cuts and bruises.

Lindsay Tim Korus Monroe Michael G. Klaasen Klassen Omaha Lary Bender Dwane Wiese Mike, Schaecher

Parade set for Oct 8 in Columbus Days event 1977

Parade Chairman John Miller announced the Discover Columbus Days Parade will held at 10 a.m. Saturday October 8 in downtown Columbus. Entrants compete in Band Float Horse Unit and Novelty divisions with classes for Band and Float categories. Entry forms available now and due by September 23 at the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce.

Columbus John Miller Columbus Ay Columbus Area

Bloom cites job worry in Lance Senate hearing

Deputy Currency Comptroller Robert Bloom told a Senate committee he worried about his future when he recommended Bert Lance for budget director. He noted personal dependence on his government job and contrasted it with independent means, as Lance faced questions over loans and overdrafts before becoming Carter’s budget chief.

Washington UPI Robert Bloom Senate Bert Lance Lance Georgia Carter Bloom

Nebraska flood watch as rivers rise across south central region

Rivers and streams in southcentral and southeast Nebraska overflow after Sunday night rain. A flash flood watch remains in effect as the Little Blue and Republican Rivers crest near flood stages Tuesday. Temperatures reach the 70s with highs from 75 to 86 across the state.

Southcentral Nebraska Te State Nebraska Panhandle North Omaha McCook Omaha Mapley Field Beatrice Chadron National Weather Service Hastings DeWeese Hebron Fairbury Little Blue Steele Republican River Riverton Kansas Superior Red Cloudy Nelson Wood River Shelton Grand Island Dorchester Crete Turkey Creek Wilber Barneston

Begin predicts no war in coming year amid peace talk

Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin said he does not expect a new Middle East war in the year ahead and believes the new year will be without war. He spoke after the cabinet approved a peace treaty approach and said Israel could attend a Geneva conference before year’s end. He cautioned enemies cannot be read, but urged talks at the table.

Tel Aviv Israel UPI Menahem Begin Middle East Hegin Begin Moshe Dayan Carter Cyrus Vance Yom Kippur Egypt Syria Regin Geneva Middle East

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