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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
2
Washington column discusses how policemen are a prime target of stereotyping, with both praise and hostility shaping public perception. It notes two polarized: the idealized hero image and the reality of misconduct, urging condemnation of brutality without demonizing all officers and calling for reform.
United Press International reports violent weather across the Midwest with at least three dead and 23 injured, five critically. Desloge Missouri and surrounding areas suffered trailer damage while a tornado touched down near St. Paul Minnesota with no reported injuries. Cont’d storms lingered in Missouri, Kentucky, and Illinois as heat and drought affected Michigan’s counties prompting disaster declarations requests.
In Los Angeles Herman Lee, 27, argued with his boss over pay and police were called. Officers found warrants for Herman for offenses including disturbing the peace and lewd conduct. Boss Wayne James, 43, an art dealer, was also arrested when a routine check uncovered an unpaid traffic ticket.
State Dairy Products Board said the minimum basic costs for dairy products will be set after studies are finalized by Sept 15. Boundary changes place Lincoln and Omaha in one area, creating five regions for enforcement of the Dairy Prices Act. Roberts Dairy and Gillette Dairy requested area changes to reflect market needs in Nebraska.
LAS VEGAS Nevada UPI Holvlan Baron Tilton appeared before Clare County authorities to seek permission to buy up to 70.4 percent interest in the Plawinga and International hotel gambling resorts. He won unanimous approval but county commissioner Tom Wiesner reminded him of a past grievance from his Chargers days.
The Atlantic City Auditorium in Atlantic City New Jersey houses the largest musical instrument ever built a pipe organ with two consoles 1225 speaking stops and 33112 pipes documenting its grand scale and complexity.
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