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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
1
A dense astrology page outlines forecasts for all signs from Aries to Pisces. It highlights April events for Taurus and Leo, noting creative endeavors, relationship dynamics, money matters, and personal growth. Birthdays offer guidance on health, career, and new ventures.
Dana College biologist George Grube doubts the 56 million dollar Corps flood control project in the Papio watershed will yield lasting recreation. He predicts algae buildup will mar lakes after 50 years, though spring water may stay clear when cool. The report notes the plan includes 20 dams and lakes aimed at reducing flooding across three counties.
Evening publication note lists subscription details including carrier delivery in Columbus at 97.09 per month and mail rates across Nebraska districts. Includes instruction for change of address with postmaster and indicates Sunday and holiday publication exceptions.
Belfast reports say a sniper killed a British soldier during a firefight with troops guarding experts who were defusing a planted bomb. Two other soldiers were wounded, one seriously, as authorities investigated a potential hoax linking the incident to sectarian tensions in Ulster. A separate Bureau of the Census note cites an expected 4 percent rise in college enrollments over the next decade.
Chicago reporter claims National Tea Co. stores pulled Mike Royka's Boss Daley biography after Mrs. Daley objected. Store manager Tamburello says she saw the display, turned signs face down, and demanded removal. National offices ordered books returned to distributor next day, while executives deny pressure.
The FDA reports thousands of Bon Vivant soup and sauce cans remain in back rooms and warehouses rather than on shelves. About 1.1 million cans have been seized or embargoed. many retailers hold remaining stock hoping for clearance amid a botulism scare tied to a Bedford Hills case.
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