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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1976
Page
3
Doctors at St Francis Hospital Miami Beach report that back pain stems from aging discs ligaments and muscles and offer tips to ease strain. The narrator shares a personal account of relief after rest cautious lifting posture and gentle exercise plus a plan to reduce golf bag weight for a healthier back.
Over 100 residents from Kenesaw sign a petition opposing a proposed power plant between Prosser and Kenesaw in Adams County. Water availability is a key concern raised by a Little Blue Natural Resource District board member. Adams County official Dennis Burr questions agency studies on water supply for the site near Prosser.
In Lincoln Nebraska the KRVN radio station marks its most successful year in 25 years. Ira Beachler president of the board says assets now exceed liabilities for the first time as the station aims to better serve Nebraska agriculture. Founded February 1 1951 the station provides agricultural market reports weather farm services and related features for farmers and ranchers. Greeley nominated on July 9 1872 by the Democratic National Convention at Baltimore.
UPS announced 18 000 employees will resume work Monday after a 12 week strike and Teamsters approval of a new contract. Full service should restore in the 15 state area by midweek with outside shipments rebounding more slowly.
In Shadyside Ohio Kathy Crumbley, a 6-foot tall 275 pound sheriff candidate, asserts she will be tested but can handle herself as she pursues the job. Her confident stance reflects a historic push for women in law enforcement.
In Washington a large crowd gathers as Bella Abzug announces she will return after leaving the House to pursue a Senate seat. She criticizes male-dominated institutions while supporters recall her record and future political hopes.
Douglas County District Judge Samuel Caniglia orders Omaha engineering firm Gibbs Hill Durham Richardson to pay Omaha Public Power District ratepayers $600,000 as penalty for a conflict of interest in the $42.8 million contract negotiations. The firm also faces payment of reasonable attorneys' fees to be submitted.
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