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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1975
Page
2
Consumers Union said the danger of developing egg related health risks should be laid to rest, noting concerns raised in discussions and reports. The statement underscores consumer safety and urges reliance on scientific findings to guide policy.
FBI agents have waited two weeks at a 47 acre landfill under the Pulaski Skyway to dig for Armand Faugno's body but show no plans to extend the search beyond one granted warrant. The informant linked to Hudson County alleged a 10 acre area holds the body. Briguglio and others faced grand jury probes in Newark and Detroit over union irregularities.
UNL chancellor Adam Breckenridge said a new dean for the colleges of arts and sciences may be named by spring. He and search chairman John Yost disagree on whether low faculty pay will hamper selection while interim dean Max Larson fills the post after Mel George left July 1 for Missouri.
In Philadelphia two defense lawyers said a couple in John S. Knight III’s apartment could not positively identify two suspects in police lineups. The suspects Salvatore Soli and Steven Malono face charges in the Knight murder as witnesses differed and one witness suggested no match.
The Senate voted 54 to 22 to prohibit using defense funds for covert support to Angolan factions. The move ends about 28 million in earmarked covert aid within a 112.4 billion defense bill and was pushed after White House filibuster, then support for a straight vote.
Madison County officials say 17 year old Terry L. Dickerman of Granite City stole 150 pounds of marijuana from the jail evidence room by crawling through a crawl space and squeezing between bars. He entered between June 20 and August 19 and is jailed on 10,000 bail.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and family arrived in Hawaii aboard Air Force Two for a 10 day Christmas vacation at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel. Mayor Matayoshi and local beauty queens greeted them with leis. aides said no public appearances or photo opportunities during the stay.
The American Indian Council won a contract to run all services for the Federal CETA jobs for Indians program in Nebraska’s 10 county Panhandle. Mark Monroe of Alliance Indian Center will lead the project to boost education training and employment for Native Americans and cut high unemployment. Native Americans in the Panhandle and area employers are urged to contact Monroe.
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