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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1977

Page

2

Young compares Amin to Hitler amid tribal Uganda tensions

United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young warns against direct Hitler comparisons, noting Uganda's intensely tribal scene and the potential scale of fear and hatred under Idi Amin. Meanwhile Uganda's radio proclaims Amin as Conqueror of the British empire in Africa for his actions as Britons withdraw. Carney faces allegations over Library of Congress books hoarded for years. A district attorney will decide next week whether to file charges after a paint spill incident involving a late model Mercedes.

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Coffee price in New York City drops one cent

The Department of Consumer Affairs reports coffee in New York City fell one cent last week to an average of 4.15 per pound at retail, the first price decline in 29 weeks. Commissioner Elinor Guggenheimer notes that this marks a potential reward for consumers who reduced consumption.

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Inmates to face charges after six hour jail siege

Four Lincoln jail inmates who held two hostages for six hours before surrendering likely will be charged Wednesday. Lancaster County Attorney Ben Jahners will review police files and consult federal authorities. Hostages were released unharmed as inmates relented amid threats and negotiations led by jail staff.

Lincoln, Neb UPL Lancaster County Ben Jahners U.S Roger LaPage Michael Wooten Wooten Back Douglas Bie Kives LaPage Douglas Seraldus LaPape Iinates Donald Ro

Weekend ball games and Fourth of July festivities noted

A weekend program features an Old Timers ball game at 7:30 Saturday, a Sunday luncheon by the American Legion Auxiliary at 1 p.m., and a water fight with regional participants. Monday offers a patriotic service at the Platte Center auditorium at 10 a.m., a parade at 11 a.m., lunch by Grace Lutheran Ladies and SS Anne Sodality, and local musical performances. A demolition derby is set for 2 p.m. in town sponsored by American Legion Post 203, with Lions Club coordinating activities and ticket sales from local vendors.

American Legion Auxiliary Fire Department Platte Center American Lesson Party American Legion Ausiliany Boy Scouts Huv Willian Effa Shell Creek Baptist Church Reggie Arndt St. Joseph's Choir Aun Main Street Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid SS. Anne Sodality Philte Technical Community College Camtarn Chris Runge Lynn Brockhaus Boberrick Treb Hayek Chip Frailey Brenda Rosche John Putnam Americary Legion Party Farmers Co-op Oi! Co Lions Club Bob Schmidt American Eagle Huddle P.C Bruckner Mercantile

Nebraska reports lowest TB rate in 1976

Nebraska Health Department official Dr. Paul Stoesz cites a "darn good law" and a strong tuberculosis control program as Nebraska recorded only 58 TB cases in 1976, the nation’s lowest rate. The comment followed weather and regional reports from UPI.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Paul Stoesz Stoesz Nebraska Health Department

Court refuses to reduce term of Clyde Rice

Nebraska Supreme Court refused to reduce Clyde Rice's sentence to probation for manslaughter in a Lincoln incident. Rice struck Edelman with a pickup in View parking lot on April 10, 1970, and Edelman died. The court upheld a two-year term from Lancaster District Court.

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Atlantic salmon live to love again after spawning

United Press International reports that not all salmon perish after spawning as Atlantic salmon show resilience and potential for renewed mating and life after spawning season.

United Press International

Police caution on self defense courses warned by expert

The New York Police Department cautions against self defense training for protection against criminals. Lack Meeks warns that unless you are a real expert and practice every day a little knowledge can be dangerous. The criminal has adrenaline and can react faster than you.

New York Meeks

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