Kelley Back Surgery Ahead of Return to Work Plan
FBI Director Clarence Kelley underwent Monday back surgery at Menorah Medical Center to relieve nerve pressure from a lumbar vertebra slippage. Doctors predict a return to work in two to three weeks.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1976
Page
5
FBI Director Clarence Kelley underwent Monday back surgery at Menorah Medical Center to relieve nerve pressure from a lumbar vertebra slippage. Doctors predict a return to work in two to three weeks.
At the Republican convention a minority Reagan faction pushes a statement attacking detente and Helsinki accords and supporting Ford style foreign policy while omitting Panama Canal. The parliamentarian allows a floor vote on the minority plank as Ford aides press for no platform changes.
A GOP slate outlines tonight’s session with speakers including Patricia Hutar John B Connally John Rhodes and Ted Stevens. The program lists credent ials committee reports rules committee and platform adjournment with voting to follow on Wednesday. The note references the New York Stock Exchange's 1792 origin.
The Nebraska Library Commission approves a $119,236 budget for the state's 15 regional libraries for the 1976-77 fiscal year. Administrative costs resource development and population factors drive the appropriation, said Rod Wagner, commission deputy director.
The Columbus Telegram notes Ford reached 1130 committed votes for a first ballot win amid a bitter contest with Reagan. An Illinois delegate reported a $2500 offer to switch sides, while an FBI probe followed similar claims. Reagan labeled the charges false. Buckley declined nomination. Rockefeller Goldwater and Baker gave major talks.
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