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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
2
New York markets show varied stock movements with many listed percent changes for major equities. Omaha livestock data indicate hogs and cattle trading lower with cows mostly firm and sheep higher for spring lambs. Wednesday estimates project daily volumes across cattle hogs and sheep.
Columbus Telegram publishes notices including mailing and subscription rates with carrier and mail options and a change of address notice. A UPI stock summary shows Dow Jones averages at 1 p.m. CDT with declines across industries transports utilities and stocks.
The item asks who was the junior U.S. Senator from New York. It also includes a line about antihistamines as allergy drugs and a date 9 14 1976 with VEC Inc reference. The readable facts point to a political query and a historical drug note from 1976.
The excerpt demonstrates a suit preference signal where East guides West on the return. East leads the ten of hearts to indicate heart as the preferred suit, prompting West to return hearts or another suit as needed. It highlights choosing the higher heart when both options exist and contrasts with leading a deuce to suggest clubs.
Mike Lawrence discusses the suit preference signal in Judgment at Bridge with examples about West South and North East play. The article also explains handling a card found on the floor during a hand and when a misdeal occurs if a card was not actually dealt to the short player.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange updates show live cattle and frozen pork belly contracts trading with varied highs and lows across December February and April for cattle and February March and May for pork bellies. Hog futures in October December and February show mixed activity with notable bids and volumes.
A tanker truck plowed into a van on New York's West Side early today killing an Israeli seaman from the Zim Genoa and injuring 12 others. Ten more seamen and the van driver were listed in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital while the truck driver was in fair condition.
The House will vote Thursday on overriding President Ford's veto of a 160 million five year program to develop an electric motor for cars. Ford called the plan premature noting battery developments are needed before mass demonstration and that private industry could handle parts of the effort. He pointed to ERDA authority and his 1977 budget plans to address vehicle battery problems.
Doane College in Crete Nebraska reports a full time enrollment of 617 students with a freshman class of 221 the largest since 1968 Director of admissions Pappy Khouri notes the class profile is strong with nearly half in the top quarter of their high school class About 70 percent of freshmen are Nebraskans and women outnumber men for the first time in years
Aries seeks multiple irons in the fire while Taurus expands financial options. Gemini enjoys a fun day avoiding intrigue. Cancer follows heart over profit despite costs. Leo is welcomed for a pleasant disposition. Virgo urges prompt handling of finances. Libra leads from the driver seat. Scorpio quietly reminds debtors. Sagittarius relies on teamwork. Capricorn eyes a red letter career day. Aquarius favors light topics and fun. Pisces protects loved ones today.
Your message advises building on solid foundations this year and trusting what is known. It suggests that prosperity lies ahead if you use established strengths and reliable plans as the basis for future steps.
U.S. Rural Electrification Administration provides a $1 million loan to Butler County Rural Public Power District. Rep. Charles Thone says funds go to David City HQ to serve 197 new customers, build 60 miles of distribution line, and finance other system improvements across Butler Lancaster Platte Polk Saunders and Seward counties in Nebraska.
Members of the Anderson family gathered at the Chester and Hanna Anderson home in Omaha for a cooperative dinner honoring Hanna Anderson who turned 91 last Friday. Attendees included numerous Anderson relatives from Omaha, Norfolk, Pierce and surrounding towns, with guests Carol and Leona Vanderstupe and others from Lincoln and Tilden.
Mrs Barbara Law of Columbus is among 20 Republican volunteers from mid western states attending a Des Moines Iowa seminar hosted by the Republican National Committee The purpose is to discuss strategy and train key volunteers to organize and mobilize get out the vote in Platte County Upon return she will lead training sessions and coordinate telephone and canvassing teams across Platte County.
Extension officers in Platte Center announce new leadership for the A and I Extension Club Mrs David Jacobson serves as president Mrs Gilbert Janssen is vice president Mrs William Hassebrook leads as reading organizer and news reporter Mark is listed in a reading role and news reporting duties
James Karaya of the League of Women Voters describes the 1976 debates as revealing thinking processes rather than fixed positions. The goal is to show how candidates approach and solve problems, with a simple dignified setup and a panel of journalists asking follow ups.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Cox were surprised Sunday evening in Newman Grove to celebrate their second wedding anniversary. Attending were many relatives and friends including Earl Monson Lajean Petersburg Bob Cox Karen Primrose Alonzo Olson Clifford Olson Duane Horn Harvey Larson Merle Stone Beth Kurt Fred Stone Lettie Olson Albert Wedekind Ramon Jacobson Eudell Nelson DeLayne Nelson Lois Adele.
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