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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1975
Page
3
UPI reports Larry Flynt, Hustler editor, offered Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis $1 million to appear with him on NBC's Tonight Show and be interviewed by Johnny Carson. Onassis reportedly declined the television offer.
Public Defender Vyhnalek asked Lincoln County District Judge Hugh Stuart to move Erwin Simants's six count murder trial out of Lincoln County and to close pretrial hearings. He urged sequestering jurors after selection due to heavy publicity. Trial set for Jan. 5.
Rep. Les Aspin cites Pentagon figures showing 21 percent of Navy aircraft not safely flyable as of June 30, up from 12.3 percent in 1972. He warns readiness deteriorates with 1,000 aircraft NORS, 1,054 needing maintenance and 1,681 with overdue engine overhauls.
Saint Cecelia Altar Society met Thursday at the rectory club room for its annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange. Mrs. Clara Swertzie led the program, with high prize won by Mrs. Jack Bryant and Mrs. Laddie Brandenburger. Officers elected include Brandenburger president Bryant vice president Sock secretary Paprocki treasurer.
The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District board approved a record budget of more than 14.5 million for the coming year. Estimated income is about 13.3 million, with 1.1 million drawn from reserve funds to cover a projected deficit. The E-65 irrigation project and Kingsley hydro studies receive major funding, while fuel cost pressures push hydro and steam costs higher.
The 8th U S Circuit upheld that Seth Blackwell was not given a full hearing on mental competence. Nebraska officials may retry or free him by mid January pending witness availability and charged status.
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