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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1976
Page
12
Former Georgia governor Carter says he is keeping an open ended list of two or three potential running mates and will decide last minute. He denies narrowing choices and hints the final pick could shift up to nomination time. He will not publicly reveal candidates or set a firm shortlist.
The article recalls the Sims three bid as a method to request aces in a bridge hand. It notes the bid's promise but low frequency of favorable hands, and cites a 1990s Easterns match where Hal and Willard Karn faced a rare six hearts or seven hearts play with a near nine down result.
The fragment notes a moment where the subject appears poised to reach the 80 mark in an unspecified context. Details are sparse, with no clear event, person, or location identified to specify a full headline.
In a closed hearing Senate Labor Committee members signaled government plans to crack down on alleged corruption surrounding the Central States Pension Fund. Lawmakers pressed for accountability, with calls for Labor Secretary Usery to consider stepping aside amid criticism of praise given at a Teamster convention.
An essay from 1876 links the Centennial era to a patriotic education and the Bicentennial spirit. It recalls how Americans valued Washington Adams Jefferson Paine and Lanier, stressing freedom as moral equality and national ideals over commercial hype.
Sudanese loyalists clash in Khartoum as reports say an attempted coup by armed groups was suppressed by the people's armed forces. Shelling and machinegun fire rocked the capital while Numeiry, returning from France, supposedly avoided military involvement in the abortive action.
The Pentagon says defending the canal against a major attack could require about 100000 U.S. troops with air and naval support, while a smaller commando operation would need a substantial force. NATO and Latin American aid would be limited, and the canal might not stay fully open. The State Department report to Sen. Dick Clark cites a possible three-division corps for an all-out attack and notes erosion of domestic support as American casualties rise.
Clarkson class of 4981 gathered for a reunion in Schuyler on June 26. Attendees included Linda Bukacek Denver Colorado Mr and Mrs LeRoy Cech Wisconsin Delis Wis Mrs William Depetro Kandiyohi Minnesota and many others from across the Midwest and beyond. The article notes a postscript about the origin of the term Yankee derived from Jan and Kees.
Lincoln Nebraska top highway safety official blasts federal safety administration in a letter to officials. He accuses the agency of prioritizing compliance over saving lives and property as hearings prep for revamping standards proceed nationwide.
Robert W. Record, 19, was sentenced to life in prison by Dowlas County District Judge Rudolph Tesar for the rifle slaying of Hendrick Dohmen Sr, a Crescent Iowa construction worker. Co defendant Edward F. Domalakes, 17, was granted immunity and would have faced life without it. The judge cited mitigating factors and noted Elmwood Park hangouts as the crime’s backdrop.
In Grand Island Nebraska the Hall County unemployment rate stands at 2 percent, far below the national average. Frank Peleggi of the Nebraska Job Service Office credits construction and agribusiness jobs for the low figure and expects it to hold through winter barring a harsh season.
Notice announces petitions for final settlement and heirship in estates of Elvira T Kapell and George in Platte County Nebraska. Court hearings set for July 22 and July 23 1976 at 10:00 and 10:30 AM. Dates entered June 18 19 by county judges. Also mentions a public adjustment meeting on July 6 1976 at 11:00 AM in City Hall Council Chambers.
The City of Columbus Nebraska will hold a public meeting of the Mayor and City Council in the Council Chamber at City Hall on July 7 1976. The agenda is available for public inspection during normal business hours in the City Clerk Treasurer’s office. The agenda may be codified at the meeting for items of an emergency nature. City Clerk Treasurer Led a Boerrene.
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