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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1976
Page
5
The article states Warren G. Harding won the 1920 United States presidential election. It notes his victory as the first post-World War I president and marks a political shift in the era.
Entebbe raid improves Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's public standing amid calls it may be short lived. Observers caution electoral timing and domestic challenges ahead before 1977 elections.
Patricia Hearst faces state trial on 11 charges as William and Emily Harris, former SLA comrades, prepare for separate hearings. Hearst's appearance is expected brief while she undergoes psychiatric review and federal stay delays start of proceedings. The Harris defense challenges a tape alleged to be doctored as juries await sight of the case.
The Brownville Historical Society canceled the Brownville Fiddle and Country Music Contest citing repeated obstacles. Last year about 30 000 people attended, crowd issues led Nemaha County officials to refuse permission for this year. The society declined moves to Atchison County Missouri Logan Iowa and Richardson County Nebraska and plans a 1977 contest. The note adds a line about the first U S oil company, Pennsylvania Rock Oil Co, 1854.
A 1976 report examines Depilatron and electrolysis claiming permanent hair removal. FDA penalties force removal of the word permanent from labeling though companies debate effectiveness. Kree Institute defends practice while regulatory action continues.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists reports birth control pills carry clot and heart attack risks but have a lower death rate than pregnancy. The bulletin, issued to over 18 000 clinicians, covers side effects risks and guidance on dosage and patient counseling. It notes higher thromboembolic risk and possible heart attack increase, and warns about birth defects if pregnancy begins soon after stopping the pill.
A rural Grand Island woman Laverna Jean Moeller 35 and her children Douglas Allen 10 and Marcia died when a cattle truck failed a curve at the U S 281 Nebraska 2 intersection on Sunday. The truck flipped burned and the load may have shifted during the turn.
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