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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1977
Page
5
Libra focuses on social attention as others push you into the spotlight. Scorpio and Sagittarius hints warn of weighing influence and renewed friendships. The reading suggests balancing ego with cooperation to gain personal gratification and future support.
Zodiac predictions cover Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo and others with scattered advice on career relationships temper and personal growth. The item credits Newatap Enterprise Assn and reads like a daily horo card digest with inconsistent phrasing and typographical errors.
Extension associate Joann Hoffer notes leather garments’ elegance and announces a new circular Working with Leather. A Citizenship in Action workshop in Grand Island features Elizabeth Buntsin October 13 at Sand Pit Restaurant.
The article recounts a bridge victory by Oswald Jacoby and George Reith, detailing a six notrump contract. It notes opening play, Stayman versus notrump raises, and a heart finesse plus a sequence of diamond and club cashing leading to a successful slam with 11 top tricks.
Nashville report says Pat Lepley sues Vanderbilt Hospital seeking 500000 after alleged halting of a sex change operation. Plaintiff claims hospital refused further treatment due to Medicare Medicaid coverage concerns and psychological issues cited by Dr. David G. Bowers. The suit argues Lepley remains half woman half man, harming social and physical standing.
A description of the development and interaction of state and federal permit regulations governing dredged and fill material discharges in Nebraska flood plains. It covers the Army Corps of Engineers role, court rulings, and three phased implementation extending permit coverage from navigable waters to all waters, including streams headwaters. Details contact the Omaha District Corps of Engineers.
Early autumn colors arrive as chlorophyll breaks down and abscission layers form at leaf bases. Cork-cell blocks cut off nutrients, revealing reds and golds. question asks about production in leaves while noting a UN voting fact from 1977.
Lincoln Nebraska UP I report says student fees should stay allocated to student organizations on each campus at the University of Nebraska with regents having final authority. A task force will not judge individual groups and will report to the Board of Regents by December 15 after public hearings in Lincoln Omaha and Medical Center campuses within ten days.
FPC chairman Charles B. Curtin told a Senate subcommittee that enough natural gas should be available this winter if temperatures stay within 30 year normals. He warned a 10 percent colder winter could trigger shortages and possible plant closures, while normal conditions would limit interruptions to residential and small commercial gas service.
William F Buckley told about 1200 at the Nebraska Union that society risks socialism eroding individual freedom. He praised the free market as the only system aligned with personal decision making and noted occasional liberal views on marijuana decriminalization Panama Canal treaties and PLO representation. He criticized post Watergate utopianism and Bert Lance's troubles as rooted in idealistic politics.
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