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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

4

Patty Hearst tenant recalls brush with fame and fortune

Jerry Prill, San Francisco landlord of 625 Morse Street, recounts the day Patty Hearst was captured. He rented to a couple with a sister and saw “good looking girls,” kept a cash box with rent and a handwritten lease, and later faced FBI questions as agents searched the property. He remembers the moment he realized the money from the rent was not life changing, and that he never cashed the $180 check.

Murray Oigerman San Francisco NEA Patty Hearst Ierry Prill 625 Forse Prill Fatty Symbionese Liberation Army Pritt FBI Pri Secon Daly City Germany Ontario Alaska San Froitisco Morse Street Ana Presidig Army Base Ann Cruth Jerry Europa Morse Derey 16Th Church Vienna FBE Randolph Hearst Patty Desey Prill

Eloise Indirectly Caused Two Gulf Coast Deaths and $300 Million Damage

Panama City Beach faces near total destruction from Eloise as state officials estimate $200 million in Northwest Florida cleanup and restoration, with Alabama Gulf Coast additional $100 million in losses. Governor Askew plans to seek federal disaster declaration while Eglin AFB reports $8 million damage and widespread housing, motel, and pine forest destruction along the Panhandle.

Panama City Beach UPI Eloise Florida Alabama Gulf Coast W.T . Carlton Ohtef State Bureau of Beaches ‘and Shares Heubin Askew Florida Panhandle Askew Pesident Ford Wenile Puerto Rico Dominican Republic U.S. Gulf Coast Alaman Fort Walton Beach Fla Rian Harmon Shields Natural Resources Gulf Eglin Air Force Base Eglin South Vietnam DeFuniak Springs Bonifay Chipley Panhandle Dan’ Russell

Corvette Club Meeting At Frankfort Square Sunday

Platte Valley Corvette Club, formerly Columbus Corvette Club, gathered with fourteen vehicles including 1975 convertibles and stingray coupes. Members and guests planned future events and welcomed all Corvette owners to the Sunday meeting with details to follow.

Platte Valley Wayne Larson

Penicillin Roots Unearthed In Wartime Research

A 1928 discovery by Alexander Fleming sparked wartime effort to mass produce penicillin. U.S. labs pursued rapid large scale methods. An odds tale notes a worker nicknamed Moldy Mary who found melon mold yielding 80 times more penicillin than earlier methods. A note warns about furniture polish causing stuck drawers when sprayed.

Alexander Flaming U.S

Genoa Hosts Brazilian Youth Student at Genoa High

Francisco Mores a 15 year old from Fortaleza Brazil arrives at Genoa High as a sophomore sponsored through the International Fellowship. Rodger Langemeier coordinates the exchange with host Russel Mosely family Brad Mosely. He enjoys volleyball soccer and guitar and plans to stay six months to improve English while studying engineering.

Genoa Genoa High School Francisco Mores Fortalezs Brazil Mores Rodger Langemeier Russel Mosely Brad

Columbus Nebraska seeks chancellor candidates

About 200 people expected to apply for the University of Nebraska Lincoln chancellor post after Dr. James Zumberge resignation. The search committee, chaired by Dr. Richard Gilbert, has met with Zumberge and set screening guidelines. They will recommend six finalists to the NU board of regents in December based on strong academic records and proven university leadership.

NU Board of Regents Gilburt

You Know United Press Snail Fact Clarity

A United Press note states that the common garden snail is hermaphroditic and engages in mating with another snail once in a lifetime. The rite lasts from four to twelve hours, highlighting a rare repeated act in snail reproduction.

United Press Sterustinml

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