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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1976
Page
11
The Atomic Act creates the United States Atomic Energy Commission to oversee development and regulation of atomic energy. It establishes major duties, structure, and governing authority for national atomic research, production, and safety oversight.
A UPI survey shows higher dorm occupancy with early figures near 95 percent and UNL housing at more than full capacity. Dan Duffy of Kearney State notes strong returns as about 5,000 students sign up, while Wayne State expands dorms to meet demand amid rising farm student requests.
A compiled list from the Platte County Register of Deeds via Columbus Credit Bureau shows numerous real estate transfers. Buyers and sellers include Dale W. Skinner, Fleischer Associates Inc, Edgar E. Overturf, Donna M. Overturf, David Frauendorfer, Lori Frauendorfer, Gregory Wilke, Wilke Pig Co., Paul Stuthman, John R. Leathers, Jim Greiner, Joseph Estandig, George Olson, Phillip Jay, Maurice Bivens, Leonard Chohon, Francis Micek, Eldon Blaser, Phyllis Blaser, Frank Bosak, and others across multiple additions and subdivisions in Columbus and surrounding areas.
The town of Fort William on Loch Linnhe hosts a new deep sea diving center. Operated by the Manpower Services Commission, the facility supports growing demand for divers for North Sea oil fields.
Lincoln attorney urged Nebraska to expand abortion consent forms with alternatives and listed physical and mental effects. He testified before a judiciary subcommittee led by Sen. Ernest Chambers amid protests against recent court decisions and anti abortion groups calling for stronger protections.
In Trapani Sicily Silvia Bresciano a 16 year old midfielder for a local team wins Miss Sicily title declaring soccer her first love. She embodies the pageant winner profile while maintaining amateur status in sports.
Paris safety official Christian Gerondeau states that mandatory seat belt use saved about 1,300 lives in France over a year. The finding highlights the impact of belt laws on road fatalities and driver protection nationwide.
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