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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1977
Page
4
A crowded Abbreviated page lists personal items and community notices from Encinitas and surrounding areas. It mentions a newborn son Jason born January 29, various local salon and cafe openings, dinner guests, wedding anniversary plans, and upcoming social events including dances, sewing circles, quilt sales, and church activities along with a Holy Land tour offer and regional weekend gatherings.
President Carter, at a news conference in Washington, urged Americans to pressure senators to back a strong energy program. He criticized Senate resistance and lobby pressure, warning that inaction would show a weak legislative product for the year while noting opposition in committees and a filibuster over natural gas regulation.
A 21 year old Omaha man is held as charges are expected in a robbery at Orbs National Bank where about $1200 was taken. A teller and data processor Mel Lancaster were involved as security guards pursued the suspect. A pair of scissors and $1158 in cash were recovered.
Scott Mueller of Columbus plays a key role as one of seven delegates from the University H Club at a Regional Collegiate 4-H Conference held near Ames. About 50 collegiate 4-H club representatives from Kansas to Nebraska gathered for idea exchange, recreation, and planning for the National Collegiate Conference in Ohio. Mueller, a junior in Animal Science and vice president of the UNL H Club, represented his campus and region.
A film titled The New Chuck Cola about Charles W. Colson will be shown at Shell Creek Baptist Church on Mason Road nine miles north of Columbus Sunday at 7 4 P M. The sponsors say the film plain describes what made Colson a new man without dramatizing events. Time Magazine called Colson a tough loyal aide to Nixon during his peak in politics.
Fire call at K Mart stemmed from a cut cable by Dongas working nearby, per a K Mart spokesman. Thursday traffic incidents include a Hinky Dinky lot crash involving Robert M Hopwood and Ann Vogel, and a Safeway lot hit and run on a vehicle owned by John or Sandra Hurska. County Court fines list several speeding and parking violations, with names and amounts such as Robert Williams and Merlin Christiansen among others.
The FDA reports eight biological agents used in skin tests to assess immunity to tuberculosis mumps diphtheria and other diseases are ineffective and will be removed from the market. A panel of non-government scientists confirmed the ineffectiveness and licenses for Mumps Skin Test Antigen Tuberculin-Old Diptheria Toxin Schick Test Schick Test Control and Lymphogranuloma Venereum Antigen will be revoked. Four additional drugs already revoked include Histoplasmin a third Tuberculin brand Trichinella Extract and Lymphogranuloma Extract.
President Carter signed the wide ranging farm and food stamp reform law in the White House Rose Garden. The measure, to run about $11.5 billion yearly through 1981, faced a price tag about $300 million higher than he wanted but was supported by farm state senators seeking higher wheat target prices. The overhaul includes sweeping food stamp reforms the administration had pressed for.
George H Busmelman 87 of Lindsay died Thursday in a Genoa nursing home. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Holy Family Catholic Church Lindsay with wake tonight and visitation at Onesman Funeral Home Humphrey. Burial Holy Family Cemetery. Survivors include wife Sarah Connelly sons Harold and Glenn daughter Elaine Markytan six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Lydia Josephine Mick 71 of Bellwood died Friday at Columbus Community Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral service Monday 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church Bellwood with Rev. Paul Rutten. burial at St. Mary Cemetery Bellwood. In state after 1 p.m. Sunday at McKown Funeral Home. rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Born May 30 1906 in Polk County to Edmund and Theresa Gabel. educated in Shelby schools. Married Joseph Fredrick Mick January 7 1931 at Sacred Heart Church Shelby. lived in Bellwood area. Survived by husband sons Dwane James Gerald of Bellwood daughters Mrs Kenneth Ebel Bellwood Mrs Louis Molnar Huron Mrs Don Bell Monroe five grandchildren and other relatives. Summit of family and siblings noted.
The George Shearing Quintet performs Sunday to open the Friends of Music season in Columbus. The program begins at 3 pm with doors at 2 pm in the Columbus Senjarigh Auditorium. Shearing, London-born, brings a polished jazz sound with guitar, bass, drums, and vibraphone, drawing acclaim as a leading pianist.
Admission notices list Mrs. Martha Larsen of Columbus and Joe Torczon of Tarnby Memlasals, Mrs. David Lindgren and daughter, Mrs. Werner Sander of Columbus, Leonard Larson of Shelby, and Frank 5 Jarecki of Genoa. Birth: Son to Mr and Mrs Charles Meis of Genoa, six pounds and aunce born Sept 29.
A mixed set of notices includes a serviceman contact at Randall A. Hittner in Jackland AFB Texas, a potluck supper hosted by the American Legion, and a Platte County Museum open day during Discover Columbus. Also listed are church and community events, hospital news for Mrs. Jina Hruby, recovery group meeting times, and various local classifieds and notices.
Butler County Sheriff’s Department reported three break-ins Thursday night in the David City area. Didier's Grocery in Bellwood was hit with a safe, 45 cartons of cigarettes, a $600 camera, and some cash stolen. At Topil's IGA in Rising City cash was taken from another site and at Dave's Drydock in Garrison an undetermined amount of cash was stolen. All cases remain under investigation.
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