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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1977

Page

6

Inheritance Debate Challenges Male Dominance Claim

London based scientist Dr. Robert Martin argues there is no objective scientific basis for male dominance in humans or primates. He criticizes popular science for speculative assertions and notes that most human evolution occurred under pre agricultural, free ranging conditions.

Robert Musel London UPI Robert Martin Zoological Society of London Martin New Scientist

Thomson denies knowledge of bribery probe on Capitol Hill

Suzi Park Thomson testified for five hours denying any involvement in a Korean bribery scheme. Her lawyer claimed persecution by birth while she described casual social parties for friends, not lobbied events, and said she did not know many guests were KCIA or Korean officials.

Washington UPI Suzi Park Thomson House Capitol Hill House Ethics Committee Tongsun Park CIA Philip Hirschkop Thomson Carl Albert Oklahoma Democrat Hirschkop CTA Kim Yungwan KCIA

Zorinsky Says Washington Not Getting Better

UPI reports Sen. Edward Zorinsky, D Neb, says Washington remains troubled though others say conditions are rosy. The freshman senator criticizes lobbyists, Senate traditions, and the capital’s pollution, traffic, and cost of living. He spoke in Lincoln during the opening of his second congressional office.

Hencoln Neb UPI Edward Zorinsky Washington Senate Zorinsky Lincoln Omaha

Marcos hints at local elections amid martial law era

The Philippines under Marcos signals local elections within a year and a possible broader inquiry on elections for all officials. The World Law Conference frames the move as restoring rule of law while critics flag it as a limited concession to maintain authoritarian control. Imelda Marcos’s potential election role under scrutiny adds intrigue.

Marcos India Indira Gandhi Pakistan Zulfiar Ali Bhutto Sri Lanka Sirimavo Bandaranaike World Law Conference Philippines Charles S. Rhyne World Peace Through Law Center Washington National Assembly Manila Thona Imelda Romualdez Marcos Metro Manila

Inmate Caudill Again Tries Jail Escape in Lincoln

Lincoln corrections coordinator Pat Rackers reported Detroit native Martin Caudill, 22, attempted to saw through a plexiglass plate in his cell using a sharpened spoon. He had previously escaped via a jail chapel ventilator and fled by stealing cars to Panama, Nebraska, before capture.

Lincoln Neb UPI Pat Rackers Rackers Martin Caudill Detroit Caudill Panama

May remodel building is test favorable in Omaha

Omaha contractor Fred Hawkins Sr bought the old U S National Bank Building in December for 155000 and may remodel if the market test by Maenner Co shows sufficient interest. Maenner expects restaurant commitment and potential large tenants by year start. plans call for offices around a skylit atrium.

Omaha UPI U.S. National Bank Fred Hawkins Sr Maenner Co Maenner Robert Shreve

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