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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1970

Page

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Three Reasons for So Many Hollywood Divorces

Hollywood divorce reflects three main causes: marriages of leading stars strained by fame and visibility, a rising star marrying a local partner who cannot keep up, and actresses achieving stardom while husbands lack wealth or status. A fourth, shared motive echoes common life: couples tire of each other.

Kim Arness Ernest Borgnine Marlon ’.Brando Richard Burton Tony Curtis Kirk Douglas Vince Edwards Henry Fonda Glenn Ford Jackie Gleason Cary Grant Rex Harrison Rock Hudson Burl Lancaster Jack Lemmon Dean Martin Gregory Peck George Peppard Anthony Quinn Clu Robertson Frank Sinatra Rod Steiger Tommy Smothers Julie Andrews Lucille Ball Brigitte Bardot Ingrid Peneman Claire Bloom Leslie Caron Bette Davis Doris Day Sandra Dee Phyllis Diller Mia Farrow Zsa Zsa Gabor Audrey Hepburn Janet Leigh Mary Tyler Moore Kim Novak Tiny Tim Nas Hollywood

Boundary dispute highlights Nebraska Iowa land claims

Omaha attorney Howard Moldenhauer accuses Iowa of breaching a 1943 compact on Missouri River boundary as Nebraska prepares final arguments. He notes Iowa taxes disputed lands while the state seeks to seize them, with landowners unaware of Iowa claims until press reports. Judge Willson oversees the UPI case with hearings continuing this week.

Omaha UPI Missouri River Iowa Howard Moldenhauer Joseph P. Willson Nebraska Maldenhauer Towa Willson Pittsburgh

Simmons named director of Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha

Dr. Lee C. Simmons will become full director of the Henry Doorly Zoo on October 1, after acting in the role for five months. He will earn 17509 dollars annually, 2500 dollars more than his current pay. Simmons, 32, joined from Columbus Ohio in 1966 as a veterinarian trained at Oklahoma State University in 1963. Dr Warre Thomas resigned in May to take a zoo post in Brownsville Texas.

Omaha UPI Lee C. Simmons Henry Doorly Zoo Simmons Omaha Zoo Columbus, Ohio Oklahoma State University Warre Thomas Doorly Zoo Brownsville Tex

The Carp Telegram Publication Details and Rates

A fragmented notice from The Carp Telegram in Columbus Nebraska outlines publication details, address, and subscription rates. It notes daily evenings except Sunday, pricing of 2.07 monthly in Columbus, 11.08 yearly in neighboring counties, and 195.00 yearly for Nebraska and other states, plus a change of address reminder.

Seton, Dlaya Postone Columbus

Pleasant nationwide weather with scattered showers

United Press International reports broad pleasant conditions across most areas with a disturbance north of the Great Lakes bringing rain to the lower Great Lakes and New York. Some wet snow mixed in higher elevations of south central New York, while southern Florida saw a few showers and a chilly east. Temperatures ranged from the 40s in the East to near normal in the central and western states with a low near Evanston Wyoming and a high of 81 at Key West.

United Press International Sumy Great Lakes New York State New York Florida New England North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Evanston Wyo Kalispell Mont Key West Naval Air Station

Aries to Pisces Astrological Forecast Compilation

Horoscope style notes outline Aries through Pisces with dates and vague forecasts. Reads like a garbled astrological column listing weekly traits, cautions, and guidance across zodiac signs. Includes birthdays and generic advice about work, relationships, and planning.

Midwestern animal waste management conference in Des Moines

The National Livestock Feeders Association will sponsor a two day Midwest animal waste conference in Des Moines at the Hotel Savery on November 10 and 11. speakers include Br TC Byerly and about two dozen others. The event runs 10:30 to 4:30 on the first day and 9:30 to 3:30 on the second, with focus on cost effective waste handling and compliance with laws. No advance registration is required.

Omaha UPL National Livestock Feeders Association Des Moines Iowa NLFA Carl Harsh Hotel Savery Harsh Br. TC. Byerly U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Committee On Environmental Control Sands Midwest ASCS

Graduation Nears From Park School of Medicine Denver

Mrs Marvin Grubaugh and Rick Hughes attend Connie Grubaugh's graduation from the Park School of Medicine in Denver Colorado. Connie earned a medical assistant certificate in the 4 Class Mf 17 program.

Marvin Grubaugh Rick Terry Hughes Omaha Connie Grubaugh The Park School of Medicine Denver Colo

Troops complain of ammo rationing in Vietnam conflict

In Saigon and at bases near Lang Binh and Bangor, soldiers report the U S Army in Vietnam imposing an all supplies rationing system, limiting ammunition to about 50 000 rounds per month and sparking complaints of fighting with insufficient ammo while officials deny formal rationing and promise stockpiles for heavy attacks.

Saigon U.S Vietnam bognd + Himitly Bangor Ammuni Army Lang Binh Oller Long Binh

Franklin Mint chief pushes 1976 coin redesign plan

Joseph M. Segel president of the Franklin Mint proposes that the United States redesign all coins in 1976 to mark the nation’s bicentennial. He suggests a national competition to choose commemorative designs and a return to original coin designs in 1977. The Franklin Mint, near Philadelphia, produces commemoratives for collectors and foreign currency.

Washington UPI Joseph M. Segel Franklin Mint United States Segel Bicentennial Commission U.S Philadelphia

Prokop accuses Spelts report of smoke screen by regents

Lincoln UPI report quotes Dr. Robert J. Prokop alleging the Spelts inquiry was used by the board of regents to shield the NU budget request. He argues prosecutions should not wait on commissions and says the report left many questions unanswered.

Prokop

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