Ford era blame cited in Indianapolis remarks
Senator Edward Brooke said presidential actions could have changed the White House outcome, blaming Ford advisers for not engaging black communities in key states. Carter era gas incident evacuated Sammy Davis Jr. and 300 guests from Hartford hotel during a chlorine gas scare. President Nyerere visited Iowa farms to discuss beef and corn production improvements. Somoza recovering after a heart attack at Miami Heart Institute with stable vital signs.
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Mini Capitol stands ready in case of emergency
Lincoln Nebraska emergency center underground in North Lincoln under a parking lot was built from 1959 to 1963 to house 210 people for 14 days under austere conditions. Maj Leonard Krenk notes it is bomb proof except for a direct hit and that daily civil defense staff use parts of the space.
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Five Struck by Lightning at Baseball Game
In New York five people were struck by lightning during a Sunday baseball game. Among the injured is 5 year old Jessica Hernandez and her grandfather Stephen Cruz, both listed in serious condition at St. Luke's Hospital. Cruz's wife Omana was treated and released.
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93rd Marion fair marks long attendance by retiree Orla Barks
Orla Barks, a 97 year old retired farmer, will attend the 93rd consecutive Marion County Fair in Marion Ohio. The fair enters its 126th year as Barks recalls starting as a four year old and his first ice cream memory. He notes a missed year in Montana when he was six.
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Nebraska senator reports break-in and missing file
The investigation led by Attorney General Paul Douglas focuses on a break-in at Senator Reutzel's office and the July 29 missing file. Douglas pledged deeper inquiry if warranted, with Lincoln Police criminal and drug divisions drawn in. Reutzel suspects the file was stolen after an initial misperception of misplacement.
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Nebraska gasohol committee to meet in Lincoln
The state gasohol committee invites over 100 Nebraska farmers and the Products Industrial Utilization Committee to discuss Gov. Exon's gasohol feasibility study and receive findings from a study on using the distiller's protein concentrate as livestock feed. The meeting takes place at the State Office Building.
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Chambers asks federal aid over alleged assault case
Chambers urges Carter to probe an alleged assault in a letter and asks the Justice Department to investigate. He mentions sending notices to U S Attorney Dan Wherry Rep John Cavanaugh Senator Edward Zorinsky Omaha Mayor Al Veys and Attorney General Griffin IL. Barbara Bailey says officer K C Richardson struck and pulled her hair after she refused to leave a grocery store near a disturbance site on July 28.
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Public Shows Confidence in Medicine, says Nebraska doctor
Dr. Arnold W. Lempka of the Nebraska Medical Association reports two Gallup polls show strong public confidence in organized medicine. He notes AMA scores 6.8 of 10 and a 71 percent trust in physician groups as advocates for health care reform, with labor unions and federal officials under 50 percent.
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Israel plans new settlements as Middle East tensions mount
In Tel Aviv the Begin cabinet moves toward new settlements in the West Bank and Gaza with Ariel Sharon and Yigal Hurvitz proposing benefits for settlers. In Amman and Beirut analysts discuss Palestinian state ideas and Lebanon aid conflicts while Kuwait joins a $1 billion Arab armament consortium aiming to produce military vehicles and air defense systems.
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Boyfriend clings to car during wild LA chase
Ash Abdullah rode on the luggage rack of a speeding car driven by his girlfriend Mary Jane Williams as police pursued them. After speeds over 70 mph, Abdullah climbed down unharmed and Williams was booked on child endangerment with three children in the car.
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