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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1976
Page
5
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Nancy Kissinger was discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital eight days after gastric ulcer surgery. Hospital spokesman Martin Bander said she walked, regained strength, and ate bland meals during discharge, with husband Henry Kissinger escorting her home. The operation removed 40 percent of her stomach after nine years of ulcer problems.
The EPA grants qualified approval to offshore Atlantic oil leasing, citing spill and pipeline risks. The Interior Department receives the letter amid opposition from environmental groups along the East Coast.
A San Francisco bumper sticker urges eating more lamb, claiming twenty thousand coyotes can't be satisfied. The unusual canine dietary quip circulates as a local oddity in the city.
The House intelligence committee final report says U.S. nuclear submarines in Soviet waters collided with nine hostile vessels in the past decade. Five incidents involved Soviet submarines carrying nuclear weapons. no U.S. subs were sunk. The document references secret programs and several noted clashes including Gato in 1969 and Madison in 1974.
Gov. J. James Exon will meet Feb 23 with governors of Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota and Montana at the National Governors Conference to review a feasibility study for a five state veterinary medicine school possibly in Lincoln. The plan calls for Lincoln to issue 14 million dollars in revenue bonds with repayment by each state based on student space, and the school could open in September 1979.
The article notes tattooing as a Polynesian term taua from Tahitian tatau and states tattooing was introduced to England in 1769 by Captain Cook.
Two historic US diamonds highlighted the Eagle found 1867 in Wisconsin and the Uncle Sam unearthed 1924 in Arkansas. The Eagle later entered the American Museum of Natural History and vanished after a 1965 theft. The Uncle Sam, cut to 14.2 carats, sits with Peiken Jewelers in NYC and helped spark a century of mining at the Crater of Diamonds state park.
A new computerized online system now used by the Swedish police allows instantaneous verification of fingerprints. The program compares a submitted set against about 70,000 prints stored in the central register, providing confirmation in a split second.
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