27 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1972
Page
1
The reading outlines daily guidance by zodiac sign with cautions on temper and finances. It highlights Taurus and Gemini as needing prudent morning focus, urges health plans for Cancer and Leo, and notes civic matters for Scorpio and Sagittarius with a warning against bluntness. Also mentions a child born today with inventive potential and future schooling suggestions.
New York AP column counts the unaccomplished tasks readers might regret not finishing in the prior 12 months. It cites playful refusals like teaching Sophia Lorean to eat spaghetti with chopsticks and writing imparadise underwater with a pet, urging self critique of time wasted.
The Gar Telegram publishes each evening except Sundays and holidays. Subscriptions cost 7.00 per month by carrier in Columbus and 1200 per year by mail in several Nebraska counties, 517.08 per year elsewhere. Subscribers should notify the local postmaster and the Telegram with old and new addresses.
Dr Charles Brown reports in Practitioner that shortsighted children often score higher on intelligence tests. He notes bespectacled youngsters as common among high achievers, claiming glasses users tend to have larger eyes and brains.
The FTC accepted a consent order barring Beatrice Foods Co. of Chicago from using deceptive endorsements for bakery and confectionery items including Holloway Milk Duds. The complaint alleges ads imply athletic performance relies on the candy and that endorsements come from athletes and organizations due to monetary relations, not product nutrition.
The Nebraska State Board of Parole recommended commuting Leroy Bullard's two life sentences from 1962 to a definite term, sending the decision to the pardon boards for potential parole. In other actions, the board granted paroles to several inmates across multiple counties, including Karen Gardner, Pete Leading Horse, Merle Burnside, and many others with varying crimes and sentence dates.
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