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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1977

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Winter Weather Hits Nebraska With Snow and Blizzard Warnings

Blizzard conditions spread across western Nebraska with heavy snow and near zero visibility. Strong northerly winds 20 to 60 mph downed power lines and closed schools while central and eastern areas saw rain and showers. Northerly gusts, closures extend from Scottsbluff to Valentine and Chadron, with travel restrictions on several highways.

Nebraska National Weather Service Omaha Scottsbluff Alliance Chadron Crawford Kimball Sidney Panhandle North Platte Imperial Shelton Nebraska Panhandle U.S. 385 South Dakota St. Francis D.D Cherry County

Nebraska abortion bill amendment defeated in legislature

In Lincoln Nebraska the legislature rejected an amendment by Senator Ernest Chambers to strike from the criminal code language that could criminalize doctors using procedures to save a mother’s life if a viable fetus might be affected. The vote was 17 to 24 against the amendment.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Neligh John DeCamp Nebraska Omaha Ernest Chambers DeCamp Supreme Court Chambers Lincoln Sen Shirley Marsh Neil Simon Pro Life

Mercenaries Invade Zaire from Angola

Zaire says a battalion sized force of mercenaries from Angola invaded southern Zaire occupying Kapanga and two other towns. Eight American missionaries were detained under house arrest, including five women. The mission runs a school hospital and nursing program with radio operations. Officials suspect Katanga rebels fled into Angola after a late 1960s uprising.

Kinshasa Zaire UPI Angola Katanga Kapanga U.S

Envoys secure Hanafi surrender ending siege in Washington

In a 39 hour crisis the ambassadors of Iran Egypt and Pakistan persuaded Hanafi gunmen to free 134 hostages and end the stand off. Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis was released on bail as negotiations concluded. President Carter praised the diplomats and the city celebrated as hostages were freed.

Washington UPI Hamaas Abdul Khaalis Carter Islam Center B’nai B’rith Foundry Methodist Church America Iran Ardeshir Zahedi Egypt Ashraf Ghorbal Pakistan Shaabzad Yaqub Khan Khaalis Hanafi Maurice Williams City Hall White House U.S Earl Silbert Pittsburgh Peter Flaherty Sidney Colster B'nai B’rith Mimi Feldman B'nai B'rith Palestine Ghorbal

Eight men spared as Hanafi siege ends without more harm

Survivors recount relief after the Hanafi siege ends with all 130 held safely freed. Bernard Simon and others describe threats that eight captives would be harmed first, while captor Hamaas Abdul Khaalis, later released, faced charges and was taken home.

Washington UPI Hamaas Abdul Khaalis Bernard Simon Khaalis Simon Dorothy Foundry Methodist Church Betty Neal Diane Cole National Jewish Monthly

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