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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1976

Page

9

Dervish Turn Prompts Public Spread of Sufi Practice

UPI religion writer notes Shufi mysticism and the whirling dance known as the turn as explored by Reshad Feild a seeker who aims to make the practice public not sectarian Feild sees a coming era of change and urges engagement with the Sufi path beyond secrecy He cites Rumi and the Dervishes as origins and calls for cross pollination among spiritual communities.

David E. Anderson UPI Turkey Reshad Feild Britain Feild Harper and Row Herman Hesse Carlos Castaneda Rumi Dede God Jesus

Storms lash Texas with heavy rains and flooding impacts

A gully-washing storm drenched Texas from the Gulf Coast to the Southwest with thunderstorms. Harlingen reported over eight inches of rain in five hours flooding about 200 homes and leaving much of the city without telephone service. Mayor Bob Yonker noted evacuations in low-lying areas as utilities failed and emergency lines struggled to operate.

Press International Texas Gulf Coast Rio Grande Harlingen Bob Yonker Edinburg McAllen Weslace Brownsville U.S. 81 Karnes County Georgia New Mexico Lakes Pacific Northwest Bradford Key West Fla

Omaha lottery may face suit over reorganized operation

An assistant attorney general indicated a likely lawsuit to halt Omaha’s reorganized lottery. Mel Kammerlohr met with city officials to ascertain facts, with Douglas County Attorney Donald Knowles to decide on filing. The replacement lottery, called Double Header, began selling $1 tickets, run by the 1140 Club. American Library Association awards for distinguished children’s books are noted.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Omaha Mel Kammerlohr Douglas County Donald Knowles Big Green

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