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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1976

Page

11

Mississippi governor to seek federal probe of mock hanging incident

Gov. Cliff Finch expressed regrets over a mock hanging by Mississippi and Nebraska National Guardsmen and said he would ask for an independent federal investigation with the Justice Department and FBI. He noted involvement by guardsmen from both states and urged accountability.

Jackson, Miss UPI Cliff Finch Mississippi Nebraska Glenn Walker Adjutant General of the Dan Briscoe Georgia Walker National Guard Bureau Washington U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Ft. Gordon Ernest Chambers 158Th Signal Platoon Greenville Chambers James Exon Francis Winner

Nebraska men indicted on tax evasion charges

A federal grand jury indicted Spady of Hastings and Andrew J. Leadabrand of Greenwood on multiple counts of income tax evasion for 1970 through 1972. Spady faced four counts over individual and corporate returns, while Leadabrand faced two counts. Randall L. Domino of Omaha pleaded no contest to failing to file 1972 and 1973 returns.

Omaha UPI Nebraska Revenue Code Spady Andrew J. Leadabrand Greenwood Stand Jerry F. Spady Pontiac- Cadillac Inc Hastings Leadabrand Randall L. Domino U.S Albert G. Schatz

Rail derailment near Omaha marina involving Illinois Central engine

An Illinois Central diesel engine and three of its twelve cars derailed near a steep East Omaha embankment by the marina after a rail shifted out of line. The train, slow in speed, had five crew members who escaped injury. FBI and Illinois Central officials reviewed the incident for possible violations. no evidence of a link to another derailment was found.

Omaha UPI Illinois Central Omaha Marina Council Bluffs Williamson Amtrak San Francisco Williamnson FBI

Schuyler Woman Honored With Sertoma Service Award

Mrs. J H Flynn Sr of Schuyler was named the Sertoma Club Service to Mankind Award recipient at the club Christmas party. A longtime civic leader, she presided as Schuyler Civic Club president in 1965 and treasurer in 1973, chaired Red Cross Bloodmobile service, led fund drives, and helped found the Schuyler Historical Museum.

Schuyler J.H Woman's Federation PTA Flynn St. Augustine Frank Brokenicky Mary C. Vybiral Gerald Ehernberger Joseph Blaxek Ray Martinson

How to tell boy students from girl students

A psychology graduate student suggests a method based on how students carry books. Mary Jenni and her husband Donald note men typically hold books in one hand at the side, while women wrap books with both arms and rest them on the hips or chest, citing hip width and iliac crest fat.

Seattle UPS Mary Jenni

Oil Prices Rise in Argentina Amid Government Move

The Argentine government raised oil prices without warning, boosting high octane gasoline to 77 cents a gallon from 68, with other fuels up about 10 percent. Argentina is 85 percent self sufficient in oil.

Buenos Aires Argentina API

Madrid police demonstration for pay and security

Several hundred Civil Guards and political police demonstrated in central Madrid for higher pay and greater security. Civil servants held wildcat strikes and assemblies across ministries to demand raises and collective bargaining rights. Police marched in street clothes and blocked reporters from interviews.

Madrid Spain UPI

Violin Masters May Have Used Blood Beer in Finishes

Texas A&M chemist Dr. Joseph Nagyvary argues 16th to 18th century makers used nontraditional ingredients such as blood beer and manure in finishing violins. He cites Stradivari’s missing finishing formula and Hungarian opera house practices as clues while noting five years may be needed to prove the theory.

College Station Nagyvary Antonio Stradivari Duke of Eszterhazy Hungary

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