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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1977
Page
3
Comedian Bob Newhart reverses quitting after five seasons as Chicago psychologist Robert Hartley. He cited fan mail urging him to stay while appearing on Tonight Show.
Albion principal Joe Matrisciano announces the junior high honor roll for the third quarter of 1976 77. Sixth grade honorees include Bobby Cook Tana McMillan Merriday Morgan Gregg Ridgeway Robyn Rolf Shelly Waid Sherry Waid. Seventh grade list features Leeta Berglund Terry Berlin Christy Henrichs Kerri Iverson Chris Mack Michelle Michael Doug Morgan Jolyn Noble Paul Olnes Kim Sherrill Linda Spiegel Brad Stehly. Eighth grade honorees include Sarah Briese Brian Fitzgerald Laurie Fritzen Roberta Hartford Tim Hinkle Jenni Levander Susan Lind Dana Medlin Curt Morgan Jodie Philmalee Richard Taylor Todd Williams Annette Wilson.
Easter guests visited across families in Creston and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. George Ternus and family from Hutchinson Kansas stayed with the Koch and Ray Ternus families. Leonard Krings and Dianne and Kenneth joined Easter in Greeley. Caroline Sandberg of Omaha visited Mrs. W J Ritter. Others at Easter dinner included Bob Ritter, Janet Maliha and Don Maliha and Angie of Leigh Norbert Dietloff hosted Vernon Johannes.
State lawmakers in Lincoln head toward adjournment after 60 days of the long session with major issues unresolved. Proposals to abolish capital punishment boost school aid and revise the criminal code face key votes, with spending plans likely to keep sales and income tax rates unchanged.
Several senators who worked on the code expect first round consideration of revision measures to finish this week. If they devise a method to impose mandatory longterm jail sentences for first degree murder the bill to abolish execution for certain capital crimes could gain votes. LB64, sponsored by Omaha Senator Ernest Chambers, survived a past bill attempt but fell five votes short of preliminary approval on March 31.
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