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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
4
Washington reports the Agriculture Department estimates U S soybeans at about 1 3 billion bushels this year with prices near 8 a bushel. Demand remains strong but export supplies shrink. world oilseed stocks rise while bean exports for 1971 12 are expected to trail last year's record.
Public auction announced for a farm described as healthy wilt sail and fallow chosiitych, listing Mewmen Grover as related party. Details unclear due to OCR damage but indicates farm sale with public bidding event.
Saturday October 2 at 1:00 PM auction by Dale Clark and Weigener Jensen Fowler in Newman Grove Nebraska. Items include IHC plows cultivators harvesters tractors belts wagons hay equipment cows calves purebred cattle oats hay stacks and a large antiques section with tools and household items. Partial description lists several specific models and brands with a general sale catalog and terms cash.
Washington UPI reports a star studded gala honoring Mamie Eisenhower as she turns 75. President Nixon attended the piano as 800 voices joined in Happy Birthday and speeches lauded the former first lady in a festive, tearful tribute.
Opening day at Walt Disney World draws attention from Florida and nationwide observers. Officials expect a tourist surge, with projections of up to 10 million visitors in the first year, while traffic and security measures ramp up around the new 27,600 acre resort near Orlando.
The U S Office of Education will examine Nebraska's Title 1 program next month at the request of Catholic administrators. Thomas Burns, acting head of the agency, notified Omaha archdiocese superintendent Rev Thomas O'Brien in a letter. Catholic superintendents had sought a federal inquiry into how federal funds are used for private school children. Burns cited difficulties from a state attorney general ruling restricting use of federal funds for nonpublic school programs.
Slabt Welfare Department official reports five year old Bruce Edward Bell has been placed in a home with adoptive potential after his parents dumped him from a car in Falls City. The court gave permanent custody to the state and the boy now begins a normal life, with hopes of fading memories of his past.
London authorities report over 7.2 million dollars worth of old pre decimal pennies and a similar amount of half-pennies remain unreturned to the Royal Mint after they ceased to be legal tender. Currency Board spokesman notes many kept them as souvenirs.
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