17 Sep 1970
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
1
A columnist suggests creating separate radical colleges like Harvard becoming Uptight Institute and Radcliffe turning into Freakout Tech with loose curricula and instant demands. The piece argues such political separation could curb campus unrest and foster nontraditional education.
The Senate approved a measure 77 to 1 to curb big banks from taking over nonbanking businesses. Senator Proxmire objected to the remaining loophole exempting over 930 conglomerates. The bill, backed by the Nixon administration, tightens a 1958 law limiting firms controlling two banks from nonbanking acquisitions.
Notice lists subscription rates and delivery areas for the Columbus Telegram. It includes mailing costs for Columbus, Nebraska and surrounding counties, plus guidance for subscribers to notify the postmaster of address changes. The fragment mentions a partnership address in Columbus and terms for misaddressed mail.
Osceola leaders from Local Job's Daughters Bethell joined Columbus Bethel for a school daze themed gathering. Elaine Jacobs Jan Blatchford Oily Miller Betty Tambling Debbie Jones and Cathy Evans led a sing along. Mrs Don Schaufelberger with Mmes Warren Miller and Gene Jones served. Franklin Dill poured coffee and Linda Schaufelberger dispensed punch.
Aries aims for swift pace with expense checks and expert budget review. Taurus hints at highs, new outlook, pleasant surprise, and reassurance for loved ones. Gemini urges restraint, teaching gains, and reviewing basic lessons amid shifting themes. Cancer favors social events, invites, and long range planning with compliments. Leo notes fulfilled aspirations through effort with small obstacles. Virgo highlights travel, price shifts, and desk study of papers. Libra hints at gains, home entertaining, and favorable impressions. Scorpio advises patience, emotional caution, and secret Cavtts. Sagittarius faces responsibilities, authority mercy, and trusted allies. Capricorn expands horizons, guard security, and watch selfish tendencies. Aquarius notes disputes, credit rights, and constructive critique. Pisces warns misreads, clear communication, and catching up on correspondence. Today your birthday, you rise under pressure and show resilience after recent challenges.
John L. Kimberly of the Lead Industries Association told the House committee that a $4.25 per pound lead tax could backfire, forcing oil companies to use aromatic additives that raise octane but increase exhaust pollution by about 25 percent. He warned the proposal would raise costs and pollution.
Vernon Scott reports Burt Reynolds, ex football star, predicts higher per episode costs will drive D. August to succeed over Hawk. Reynolds, producer Quinn Martin, and a medium sized town backdrop promise humor, romance, stunts, and more violence-free talk of the show.
An Albion driven nominating committee was appointed at the Boone County Community Hospital Auxiliary meeting. Members Mines At Fernberg Frank Stejskal and Vera Rosenbaum served. Mrs. Fred Spiegel presided. Reports on prior months sewing were presented. Next meetings set for November 2 with hostesses Reba McCarty Violet Roberts and Nell Krause. The harp is described as the oldest stringed instrument.
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