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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1976

Page

5

Cancer survivor cites progress and ongoing work

Marvella Bayh, wife of Senator Birch Bayh, highlights that about four million Americans are alive after cancer and credits early warning signals and the American Cancer Society for progress. She notes remaining unfunded projects and urges continued effort at an ACS conference in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio UPI Marvella Bayh Birch Bayh Indiana United States American Cancer Society

Weekend summary shows grain failure in the Soviet Union

The Soviet Union acknowledged its worst grain failure in over a decade with 140 million tons produced last year, 75 tons below expectations, amid losses in winter wheat. Russia also produced 2 million tons of rice and faced policy limits on agricultural practices.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Central Statistical Board Russia

Coal problem at Sutherland plant eases

Nebraska public power district officials said the Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland is more secure for 1978 as a Wyoming coal mine spur line approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission enables shipments. The EPA backed the district’s view that the plant will not significantly degrade air quality, based on coal samples and no scrubbers.

Gerald Gentleman Station Sutherland Apears Nebraska Public Power District Bob Kamber NPPD U.S. Supreme Wyoming Power Board Interstate Commerce Commission Burlington Northern Kamber Lasse Atlantic Richfield Power District U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Sutherland

Man Steals 15th Century Virgin and Child Painting

Police report a man asked an art expert which painting to steal. The expert suggested a 15th century Virgin and Child. the thief grabbed the work and fled into the streets. The piece is thought to be by a Giotto pupil with no value estimate given.

Rusuri Virgin and the Giotto

Arkansas House and Senate back classroom prayer bill

Arkansas lawmakers approve a bill allowing teachers to sponsor silent prayer or meditation in class with school board authorization while Nebraska considers voluntary prayer in the unicameral. The measure raises concerns about legality and potential court challenges amid broad religious arguments.

Inculn Ned UPI Arkansas Senate House Nebraska Clarence Bell Parkin Frank Lewis Bellevue Education Committee Noor Warren R. Swigart Jim Caldwell Rogers Supreme Court New York Swigart Arkansas Senate Harold King Sheridan

Advanced farm loan program grows with cooperatives

The Omaha Bank for Cooperatives reported 520 million in advanced loans to farm crops across Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Wyoming. Total loans reached 2.585 billion for the year, up 25 percent from 1974, with grain finance down as farmers held grain. Financing for fertilizers and petroleum facilities rose as a share of totals, and bank officials expect this trend to continue. President John Harling noted farmers rely more on cooperatives for affordable inputs amid lower grain prices and hopes for modest price rises in 1976.

Ofaha UPI Omaha Bank For Cooperatives Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Wyoming John Harling Harling

Ben Franklin and the Gemology Vision in History

Reading fragments note Benjamin Franklin as a contributor to gemology and tourmaline studies. The text references experiments with gemstones, magnetic properties, and early descriptions of tourmaline behavior under heat and steam. It hints at the evolution toward modern gemological understanding and hobbyist interest.

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