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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1976
Page
3
A packed political column reviews campaign dynamics surrounding Ford and Nixon era aides, FEC chair Curtis, and questions about use of government payrolls in campaign work. It notes reactions from Carter, Wallace, McGovern, Udall, and others, plus media access changes and budget disclosure tensions.
The query asks who is the Indian Prime Minister. The provided Friday answer states Teng Hsiao-ping as a Vice Premier of Communist China, a clearly incorrect fact about India and dated as 11976.
Nebraska lawmakers push to curb physician malpractice costs amid rising care expenses. Illinois judges and bills explore caps, due process limits, and review panels to balance liability with fair judgments. Hearings set for LB708 LB735 and LB680 in January and February.
Lincoln officials report the general fund at 3.6 million after including a partial 8 million tax refund account balance. The discrepancy arises as the Revenue Department’s refunds normally support city sales taxes and individual refunds. Gary Chunka notes no special reason to keep refunds separate. the deep ocean trench fact appears as unrelated line.
State Sen. Gerald Koch Ralston sponsors LB120 to shorten interval between primary and general election and proposes a separate May special election. Beermann cites rising costs in a memo to senators.
Cold snap freezes much of the east as subzero winds paralyze travel. Four people remain missing after a 17 foot Atlantic boat sank off Palm Beach while authorities search Douglas Lake for three drowned Morristown residents. Ultra cold spreads from Watertown New York to Toledo Ohio with record lows in Flint Lansing and Detroit and Florida citrus belts feeling the chill.
Scotus students schedule two Right to Life activities including an 8 am Mass in the Scotus cafeteria attended by 200 plus last year and a noon fast and prayer service at St Bonaventure Church led by Father Dean Uhing. Donations support the local Right to Life Committee.
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