The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 14

14 The Telegram Jurvs 21, 1971 Columbus, Nebraska Film, TV stars buy ranches, farmland By VERNON SCOTT UP1 Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPD--Among Ihe ranch and farmland owners in the West arc motion picture and television slars who buy real estate as an investment and-or a place lo retire. One (he largest single land holders in Southern California is Bob Hope who owns Science for today By NIGEL BURNETT LONDON (urn-Two things saved the life of a man who crumpled iiiiconcinns on busy Oxford One Mas Ihe prompt a i a of ambulance- men. The oilier was a bracelet he wore wilh a small disc inscribed "Medic Alert'' on one side. On other side it reported Hie man was allergic to morphine. If the drug had been injected for relief of pain--as might well have been--he could have died.

Since it reached Europe in lflfi.1 Alert, a non-profit organisation, a a through 20 countries swelling its worldwide total of some -I million members who bear on Iheir wrists Us warning a they suffer from allergies or oilier conditions requiring spe- cial care. Medic Alert was founded in me, by Dr. a i Collins of Turlock, whose daughter nearly died wlren she was given a routine i a injection a an automobile accident. The doctor did not know she was allergic lo the anliloxin. To prevent any mishap Dr.

Collins designed (ha Medic Alert bracelet and Mien, realiz- ing the wider implications, established Ihe Medic Alerl foundation. In Ihe United Slates more than 325,000 persons wear Medic Alert emblems and more 4,000 join monthly. Affiliat- ed organizations are active in countries ranging from Belgium to Malaysia and Gambia. Among prominent members are pianisl Peter Nero who is allergic lo penicillin: Gil Hodges, manager of liie N.Y. Mets who joined after a liaarl a a TV star Dan Rowan who is a i a i film actress Joan Fontaine and golfer Billy Casper who have allergies.

a i a Fabray wears a disc which reports her consent to organ Iransplanls after death. The distinctive Medic Alert emblazoned on Ihe (ace of Ihe disc is intended to attract the allention of doctor or olher there is engraved Ihe imme- diate medical problem of the wearer, his idenlification num- ber and Ihe telephone number of ihe computerized central file which keeps additional medical information on each member. Members pay two pounds, 02 pence (S7) for (he bracelet and olher expenses in i a i 'lite cost is roughly Ihe same in all countries. Founder Dr. Collins says Ihe need for Medic Alert or a service like it is i by an American Medical Associa- tion survey which showed a one out of every five persons has a hidden medical problem a could prove fatal in an emergency.

Suspected slayer is hospitalized YUBA CITY. Calif. HiPh- a V. Corona, suspected killer of 25 transienl a workers, remained today while coroner's deputies issued a public appeal in allempls lo identify Ihe last ycvcn hixlics. Cnrona.

37. a a labor contraclor, was admillcd lo the jail ward at Sutler County General Hospital Kriday a complaining of chest pains. His allorney. Richard Hawk of Concord, said doctors believed Corona was i from lensinn. Dut a news blackout anil officials declined to discuss a i a i i i Cnrona was charged a with 10 counts of murder.

All 25 victims were found in shallow graves in orchards noN'. to Feather River. The Sacramento County cnrn- office, a i all Ihe bridles for County because it has larger facilities, issued descriptions of the last seven victims not yet i i i The 13 others uerc already identified. Coroner's deputies said it was hoped friends of Ihe victims would read Ihe descriptions and conic forth lo help in Ihe case. Time clocks for Omaha city hull OMAHA (UPli-Pcrhaps it's a sign of Ihe limes.

Mayor Eugene Leahy announc- ed Sunday he is having lime clocks installed al city hall. Leahy said he wants to assure citizens that cily employes are showing up for work on lime and not leaving early. Leahy didn't indicate if he'd be among thodse punching in daily. thousands of acres of expensive real estate. His pal, Bing Crosby is not far behind wilh ranches in Northern California aixl parcels in (he San Francisco area.

Jimmy Stewart has a ram- bling caltlc ranch only two hours from Los Angeles. Randolph Scott, long absent from the screen, has become a millionaire many times over through his real cslate negotia- tions. Extensive Holdings 111 (he San Luis Ouispo area a Sinatra, Lucille Rail, Fred Astaire and Robert Mitchum have extensive hold- ings. Mitchum runs a hnrsc ranch on his properly. Some of Inc.slars simply buy from 100 lo tens of thousands of acres and all them lo lie a selling them as prices rise.

Others make a profit on the land or lease if lo farmers. Nabors owns an im- mense a in the fertile Coachella Valley south of Palm Springs which produces bounti- ful cash crops. 13uddy Kbscn is a television star has turned his video earnings into real estate. Taxes are deductible. And so far as is known Ihe FCC, networks, agencies and sjwn- sors can't cancel a parcel of ground.

Kobcrl Stack owns acreage inlhe Sacramento area, includ- ing a game preserve and (luck club. Eve Ardcn and her husband. Brooks West, own farmland an hour's i from downUmn Hollywood. They live on Hie ranch in preference lo inhaling Los Angeles smog. Thousand-Acre Ranch Jim Arness of "Gunsmoke" has more than a thousand acres of prime ranch country one range of mountains beyond Ihe San Fernando Valley.

His father ramioads Ihe horses and callle for him. Joel McCrca was one of the firsl lo discover Ihe financial potential of Southern California real estate. His dealings in land dwarf his considerable earnings as actor over Ihe years. Before becoming California's governor, actor Ronald Reagan bought hundreds of acres in Los Angeles County and since has purchased 771 acres in liiver- side County where he plans lo retire. Many more stars buy proper- ly through corporate names.

It's less expensive that way. Real Estate Transfers Konald Conrad wf to Morris A Mary Philban LI 7. Rlk Westlawn 3rd Arid, Columbus Mid-Continent Industries, Inc d-b-a Mid-Continent Bottlers lo Joseph A Arlene Ralston LIs JO, 131k 1, Bean Levine Add Rose Greisen. el al lo Louise La pour, widow Pt of Outlot Village of Lindsay Ducsman. unremarried widow to Leander ,1 Joyce a i Pt Us 1 fc 2, Blk 1, Oltis 1st A Humphrey.

James Sabata wf to i a Preston Linda Mae i Ll 6, Blk Ixiuis Add, Cotumhus Community Housing, Inc to Harold i Marjorie A Folken Lt 8. Acres 3rd Subdiv Harold Folken wf lo Duane a a fcllcrmeier Ll 8, Crestwood Acres 3rd i Fred Flammc X- wf lo Robert Marilyn Urpga Pt Ll Hlk 19, Keener Place Add, Columbus Marlene Ternns. single to Louise Ternus Pt Lt 3, Blk r. Firsl Add, Humphrey a Weaver Thiem. ct al lo Roard of American Missions of a Church i America, a Minnesota corp Pt i Sec I2-I7-1W The A i Co.

Inc lo Lloyd .1 i- Phyllis Bartholomew Pt Ll 7. Blk C. Cal-Way Meadows 2nd Add The A i Co. Inc lo ICdward Wilnia i i i i Pt 1,1 3. Rlk C.

Cal-Way Meadows 2nd Add Hichard fiouslead wf to Joseph Shirley A Szalko Lt 13. Rlk 3, Si'efken A Columbus Theodore I a ti wf lo i I. Dorothy I. Blk K. IVostlawn 7lh Add.

i Flop Brewer, ct al lo a Joyce A PI 7. Rlk 05'. Orig Columbus Rose Greisen. el al to Henry Xicnaher 2 i Sec I8-20-3W i Sec J3-20- Victoria Pensick. cl al to James II Marcclla Prokupck 8 A- n.

Sec 33-17-IK Paul Elder X- wf lo David Luella Parry Pi SK i SW'i fee M-15-4W' Co to August I-ockard I.I 3. Rlk B. Monastery Road Add, ('olumhns Jerome i i a ft wf lo Vrrr.on i- Francos Heidv Lt 17, Blk 12, a a A Columbus Alyro Speicc. widow lo Ixc Lela Small Ll 4. Blk 12, Evanlawn Add.

Columbus I.eland Small wf lo Frank A 4- Ann N'osal Lt 19, Blk 5, Swift 3rd Ado 1 Columbus Ixnny Xos.il, single Mary Gaver. widow lo Norman A Schemdi LIs 1, 7, 8, Gerrard's 2nd Subdiv of Sec 2-I-I9-2W PI Sec 11- 19-2W REDUCTION Because we're overstocked, we Ye lowering prices on late-model, low-mileage cars! Isn't this the kind of car you a like-new cars at a BIG SAVINGS? These are late-model cars (Yes, some are 71 models) with low, low mileage. WE'RE OVER-STOCK- ED and we're offering DISCOUNTS THAT SAVE YOU HUNDREDS. Some of these cars are demonstrators executive cars "Driver Education" cars and late-mode! trade- ins. ALL ARE IN "LIKE-NEW" CONDITION the kind of car you'll be proud of.

Come in and see them this week! under "Sticker Price" on 71 and earlier cars! thru Saturday-- 1971 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Sedan Champagne Gold, with gold cloth and vinyl interior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo Hydramatfc transmission, power disc brakes and power steering. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. 078x15 belled white-stripe tires, full wheel covers. AM radio.

5,400 actual miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 3750 Impala 4-Door Sedan Antique Green, with jade cloth and vinyl interior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo-Hydramalic transmission, power disc brakes and power steering. FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONING. Belled wliite-stripe tires, full wheel covers, AM radio.

6(00 actual miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 1971 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Sedan Cotlonwood Green, with cloth and vinyl interior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic transmission, power disc brakes and power steering. FACTOR- AIR-CONDITIONING. Full wheel covers, AM radio, side molding.

Only 2,000 actual miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 3895 1971 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Sedan Champagne Gold with black vinyl top, gold cloth in- terior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo-Hydramafic trans- mission, power steering. FACTORY AIR-CONDI- TIONING. White-stripe tires, full wheel covers, AM radio, tinted glass.

Only 65CO actual miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 3825 1969 Chevelle Malibu 2-Door Green sport coupe with green vinyl lop, green inter- ior. 350 CID V8 engine, popular "four-on-fhe-floor" transmission. Bucket seats, new whilewall tires, AM radio. Only 27,000 miles nearly half of Factory warranly remaining.

STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 1971 Buick Skylark 2-Door Light Green sport coupe with green interior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic transmission. Power steering. FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONING. Deluxe wheel covers, deluxe steering wheel, white-stripe tires, AM radio, and more.

2500 actual miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE -85 2-Ooor Gold sport coupe with gold vinyl interior. Husky V8 engine with automatic transmission. AM radio. Only 28,000 actual miles nearly half of factory war- ranty remaining.

An exceptionally nice car at a real savings. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 1969 Dodge Polara 4-Door Sedan Green with black vinyl top, harmonizing interior. Large V8 engine wilh Torqueflite automatic transmis- sion. Power steering, power brakes. FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONING.

AM radio. A low mileage car that is in top condition. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 2195 1969 Chevrolet Comoro Coupe While, with green vinyl fop, and green vinyl bucket seats. 350 CID V8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. Console.

Only 24,000 actual miles, wilh more than half of factory warranty remain- ing. Be sure to see this onel STOCK REDUCTION PRICE Antique Green, with green vinyl roof, green clolh-and- vinyl interior. 350 CID V8 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic transmission. Power steering, AM radio, white-stripe tires, Rally wheels. Custom interior, side moldings.

Only 1,100 miles. STOCK REDUCTION PRICE 3210 EASY TERMS! LONG TRADES! We'll "really deal" during this clearance! Nielsen et Co Phone 564-3281 2304.13th Street Used Car Lot, 23rd Ave. 14th Street.