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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
1
Tokyo reports that Okinawa’s economy suffers as the yen floats against the dollar. With imports mostly from Japan and a new U.S. surcharge, Okinawans pay 10 to 20 percent more for goods. Officials expect savings converts around 360 yen per dollar, risking further losses.
NASA study by Martin Marietta proposes modifying the Viking Mars lander and orbiter to reach the Moon later this decade. Aiming for the far side, the plan includes a relay orbiter, a scaled Apollo lunar rover, and a sample return module, with potential 9 to 21 pounds of lunar material.
In San Francisco Anton Lavey founder of the Church of Satan and wife Diane face an order from the Board of Permit Appeals to remove barbed wire atop a cyclone fence protecting their home. Lavey may keep the fence but must remove the barbs. The piece notes prior harassment and ongoing controversy surrounding the residence.
The Corp TerecRam a partnership publishes in Columbus Nebraska with daily and Sunday editions. Subscription rates and mailing details are listed for Galvenbus and surrounding counties with prices in dollars and cents. A change of address procedure is provided for subscribers to notify the postal service and Columbus Telegraph.
Washington based UPI report notes H R K Gross the Iowa veteran congressman argues last week's Attica Prison riot stemmed from coddling criminals He criticizes press and television coverage calling reporters biased and claims guards and families of hostages were the true heroes while liberals will ramp up public backlash.
A scrambled astrology forecast lists Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with various notes on money, responsibility, partnerships, and personal traits. It freights hazy guidance about financial control, caution against schemes, emotional intensities, and personal growth, but the text contains many garbled words and misprints.
Washington columnist presents a Q and A with Dr. Marvin Manglewringer on phosphate detergents and the administrations shifted stance. He explains why stopping and resuming use was prudent, and notes substitutes pose new risks including digestive hazards. The dialogue links ecological, gastronomical, and economic tradeoffs.
In David City the Aquinas Math Club elected president Dave Ulger and vice president Glenda Aerts with secretary Jeanette Gillespie and treasurer Marcia Totovy. Chaplain Bill Epers and sergeant-at-arms Vickie Braban named. advisory board pending approval by Sister M Edmina. Latin Club and A Club also announced officers for 1971 72 school year.
Mrs Reinhold Dasenbrock spent a week in Long Beach at the home of Mrs Conrad Weber and with Mr and Mrs Kay Barta Jakewood California. She also visited other relatives and friends. She was met in Omaha on her return by air transport
Stress signals in executives point to reality avoidance as the root of extreme strain. Dr. Ari Kiev warns signs include job dissatisfaction, overreliance on others, irritability, poor concentration, low energy, sleeplessness, excess drinking and eating, smoking, and a failing sex drive. Realistic acceptance and doing one's best reduce danger, Kiev says.
State police captain Manuel de Carvalho Pires halted a 23 hour riot at a Goiano prison by walking in with a calm offer of conversation after receiving a cup of coffee. He demanded calm and dismissed Lt. Allanair Luis da Silva, the guard accused of unfair treatment.
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Lavern Landaver near Cedar Rapids to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married Oct 1 1948 at St John Church Petersburg. Also celebrating the birthday of Mrs Dan Kroger and the Me and Mrs Charles Lauser anniversary. Dave Landauer left for auto and diesel school in Denver. The United States declared war on December 11 1941 as Congress voted 470 to 1.
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