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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1972

Page

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Justice court reports wide spread traffic and license cases

Justice of the Peace Harry A Schumacher lists numerous defendants from Columbus to California charged with overgross, overweight, no registration or license, speeding, no reciprocity, and related violations. Several individuals from Minnesota, Nebraska, Texas, Colorado and other states appear. fines range from 10 to 360 dollars with many small penalties for traffic and registration infractions.

Justice of the Peace Harry A Schumacher Columbus Golden Calif. Packing Co Frensnn Lawrence Hassebrook Marvin Nelson Warren Thun Norfolk Herman W. Johnson Kearney James B. Lennox Minnesota J.B. Webb Dr. O Texas Daryl Sich Robert Smith Montana Loren L. Engel Kansas Virgil Paulso Paul R. Kladt Colorado Gelco Leasing Co Randall Helmer Lindsay Dolores F. Johannes Leigh Dean Swager Humphrey Kent Hegemann Jackie Cutsor Ricky L. Peterson Quane L. Lingel Gedar Haplds Digby Tue Neylon Freight Lincoln Crete Virginia Robert Halstein Larry Cannon Dakota South Dakota St. Michael Cleary Marvin’Gilshort James Cantrell Wcity Leo OlahooMa Michael North Lambert Torczon Paul 5S Graham Oklahoma Hassebrook Faria Marlene Feik Platte Elmer Plunkett Robert , Schulter California Knox Construction ,Co Grand Island Harlow Brown Grand Istand Omaha Sf Mirror Or Observer Ln Loisel Battle Creek Carol Knaeffer Fullerton Gerald Tussing Michael White Bradford Loseke Terry Micek Harold Smith George “Yankie Delbert Unruh Monroe Benedict Liss Duncan Harold Keyser Fremont David *Crocker Orville Ward Charles’ Inman Alvin Goodman Richard Lockhart Iremont Gerald Brennen North Dakota Edward Kline Canada Kim Haferland Harry E. Grant Beatrice Gene Luchsinger Edward Stopak Jr Bart J. Cavender Jacobo Klassen Mexico Duane M. Saliz Ewing George Jones Carl Imhoff Floyd Heard Jack Legenza Myron Behlen Terrance Preister Daniel Chiniel George Howard Virgil Stradley

Publication rates and address change notice in Columbus paper

Delivers by carrier in Columbus 2.40 monthly. By mail to several states 11.00 yearly. Nebraska and other areas 7.00 yearly. Change of address requires notifying postmaster and Columbus Telegram with both old and new addresses.

Sr Cowmbus Columbus Wytler Amerricke Hance Nebraska Columtye Adkdee

Aries Aries to Taurus Taurus Take bold steps this period

The horoscope lists sun signs with dates and guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It notes opportunities to act with enthusiasm, plan social activities, and focus on finances and responsibilities, highlighting personal growth, relationships, and career steps. It mentions born today guidance.

Taprigorh Tate Aquarius Bohl Chilp Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Philosophical Philosophical Sought Wall-Come Mn Ifeima Commie

Hall County Sheriff says he was misunderstood

Hall County Sheriff Charles Headley said he was misunderstood Thursday morning when he discussed Mrs. Dertice Peak’s condition after a shooting incident that killed her husband and teen daughter two weeks earlier. Lincoln hospital reports her condition improved, but relatives say she worsened. Headley clarifies he did not speak with her himself. Autopsies indicate the shootings occurred about 20 hours before discovery. Two Lincoln suspects, Lennig Norman and David Jenkins, are being questioned after deputies left for Billings to extradite them on felony drug warrants. Lancaster County deputies will remain at Mrs. Peak’s bedside.

Grand Island Neb Hall Charles Headley Dertice Peak Peak Barbara Hidden Lakes Billings Mont Hall County Lennig Norman David Jenkins Lincoln

Fire marshal to inspect UNL campuses next week

Lincoln Neb AP state fire marshal will begin a complete inspection of University of Nebraska Lincoln campus buildings starting Monday. The last inspection in 1960 labeled eight buildings relatively free from fire hazards and a recheck was scheduled but not done. Fire Marshal Joe Pluta said the reason is unknown.

Nebrasan

Tuxedo Named for Country Club in Tuxedo New York

A formal dinner coat known as a tuxedo takes its name from the country club in Tuxedo Park New York where it is believed to have first been worn.

Tuxedo, N.Y

Nebraska group mobilizes to block 640 acres sale

The Pine Ridge Group of the Sierra Club urged Nebraskans to oppose selling 640 acres of state school lands near Fort Robinson. They called for public access similar to U S Forest Service lands and urged letters to state senators. The sale is set for Sept 4 at Harrison after lower bids.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Ats Fort Robinson Ork Pine Ridge Group Sierra Club U.S. Forest Service Richard Dougherty Chadron

Name It The Name It page 1 tool for reloading shells

Emil Czarnick brings in a device named Name It The Name It used to reload shotgun shells. The tool guides inserting a primer into the shell base and presses it into place with a knob on the handle. The primer detonates when struck by the firing pin.

Emil Czarnick

Proposed new hospital near Papillion questioned in Omaha area

AP reports a health planning subcommittee found the proposed Doctors Hospital near Papillion unnecessary for the metropolitan Omaha area. The finding is not official Heart Planning Council view and will be debated at October meetings. Hospital administrator Phyllis Schmidt says opinions will wait until the health facilities committee meeting on December 1. Doctors aim to form a Sarpy County hospital authority to issue tax free revenue bonds to finance construction, seeking about $10 million.

Taurus Ggrini iAhay Sociabilly pEraon IAOGN Say Papillion Omaha Omaha, Neb Heavey Els Phyllis Schmidt Doctors Hospital Det. 1 Sarpy County Board

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