25 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1976
Page
1
Irene OBrien reports on Early Learning Montessori School 2 3 days a week where water play teaches coordination. Students ages 2 to 5 wear terry aprons, explore boxes beads and sand, and follow a structured routine that builds independence, quiet time, and self care.
Readings show around 70 high and 32 low with midnight entry at 56. Rain expected, temperatures slightly higher than year ago when 70 highs and -14 rainfall were recorded.
The Leisuretime section moves from a separate insert to inside the Saturday Telegram pages 14-15. Publisher Dave Lyons cites editor Terry Anderson’s move to sports editing and the burdensome Friday night insert process as reasons for the change. Shows like Dick Kleiner and Irene O Brien will be relocated to the front page of most Saturdays.
Senior citizens 65 and older will be honored on Friday Oct 8 at Platte County Agricultural Park Columbus. Free lunch at noon precedes games and entertainment by House Singers and Swinging 70s 4-H club bicentennial medley and sing along.
CHICAGO UPI two new Nebraska postmasters were among 29 appointments in the U S Postal Service Central Region announced today by Clarence B Gels regional postmaster general The appointments of Frederick P Irwin Ashland and Roy F Stoeckinger Hastings would be effective Saturday.
UPI reports federal judge William Orrick Jr imposes a seven year term on Patricia Hearst for a 1974 San Francisco bank robbery. She has served 371 days and is eligible for parole in 16 months. The sentence follows Judge Carter's prior maximum then reduced. Hearst will testify to a grand jury Monday.
About 170000 Ford workers received two days pay totaling roughly 150 dollars before taxes, the last they will get until a contract is settled. Next week strike benefits of 40 to 50 dollars per week begin. UAW and Ford signs of progress were reported but no formal statements issued. More plants in Canada idled. Ford negotiations paused with no delays disclosed.
Nebraska Public Power District wants a reassessment of the Ft Calhoun No 2 nuclear plant schedule. Board member Robert Peterson cites slower electricity growth and NRC delay, plus Nebraska utilities not purchasing the full capacity, supporting a new study of delaying construction.
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