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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1974

Page

2

Easy Ryder Watts Journeys by Bus Across United States

An 63 year old maintenance man from Janesville Wisconsin named Nérman Watts has logged over 408 hours and about 20 008 miles on cross country bus travels in two years. He travels on a $150 monthly pass that allowed unlimited rides and transfers nationwide. Watts dropped out in seventh grade but earned a high school equivalency diploma later as a reward and motivation to see distant places. His trips included Salt Lake City Butte New Orleans Savannah and Toronto.

Annsville Wis Nérman Watts Watts United States Janesville Milwaukee

Clownlike bank robbers target Madison bank

Eight year old Tadison resident Jimmie Klinkner aided police by describing a getaway car in a Madison branch bank robbery. Three adults and one other suspect faced armed robbery charges with bail set at ten thousand dollars for two and twenty thousand for a co defendant. another suspect remained held on prior motel case.

Tadison Wis Jimmie Klinkner Jimmie Gail Poola Henry I. McShan Madison Richard G. Walters Arvin Calif Eddie Dorsey

Amateur climbers meet new thrill-death

Amateur climbers in Europe's Alps are dying at higher rates as winter approaches. The article cites 700 deaths last year across Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France, with more than 350 fatalities already this year. Experts blame inexperience, negligence, and underestimating danger, noting dangerous weather changes and misjudged gear. Alpine authorities debate mass warnings or banning novices from hard routes. The Italian Alpine Club reports 130,000 members, rising, with rescue costs and helicopter fees cited as offset by the drive to climb.

Piero Vallecchi Associated Press Milan Italy Europe Alps Austria Switzerland France Paradise Courmayeur Mort Blanc Lont Blanc Alpine Club Y Bar Kony Ts Constadk Hhitter Italian Alpine Club

Ghost town gold rush boosts revived mining near Murray Idaho

In Murray Idaho tourists pan for gold amid revived mining near the Four Square Mine. Prospectors, locals, and visitors discuss the potential rainbow of riches as three mines reopen in the ghost town. A bar owner once found a half pound nugget, drawing crowds to the Bedroom Gold Mine display.

Murray Idaho Four Square Bob Kress Kress Edith Chris Christopherson Wallace Donna Mullen Wallace Supply Co Christopherson

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