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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
5
Dear Abby addresses how looks can hinder lasting relationships and stresses developing deeper qualities beyond beauty. The column recounts a reader’s tale of a devoted but unfaithful partner, then offers practical guidance. It ends with a husband seeking a beard compromise for a regional festival.
The House approved funding for a non nuclear Lance missile on a 123 to 226 vote and delayed action on the B1 bomber. An amendment to cut 65 million for the Lance failed, while debate continued on producing the B1 under a 110.6 billion military appropriation bill.
Jody Hunke, 21, from Lincoln and West Point native, becomes a trailblazer in NU engineering as the first girl from her high school to major in engineering. She works co op at Deere and Company and plans to return for her senior year while advancing women in the field.
Omaha Mayor Al Veys criticized three youths, two 14 year olds and a 16 year old, who were ticketed after allegedly stealing bread valued at 16.20 from his grocery. He urged police involvement and changes to the street release policy, calling for tougher action and a meeting with Public Safety Director William McDonnell.
House approval of a 5 percent across the board cut to Carter's foreign aid bill left the administration seeking a salvage path. Wright said he hopes the president's position can be saved and noted potential continued participation in regional banks, with Senate action and a possible compromise ahead.
A national study led by Dr. Richard Gelles reports that 63 percent of 1 146 families with children aged 3 to 17 experienced at least one violent episode in 1975 and 73 percent faced violence during upbringing. Mothers were most likely to use violence and younger children were common victims.
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