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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1976

Page

5

Page Life Brings Nerves Of Steel For Nebraska Page

Julie Schmit a 19 year old legislative page in Lincoln describes daring duties including climbing out a Capitol window to raise flags on icy days She works mornings on the floor for eight to noon Monday through Friday and helps senators with errands phones and parking She plans to be a journalist not a politician and has studied at UNL and interned with Loup Power Co Her father Senator Loran Schmit sponsors her page job and they get along well

Susan Shde Julie Schmit Capitol Schmit Bellwood Sen Loran Schmit Miss Schmit University of Nebraska-Lincoln Congress Lincoln Feee International House The Loup Power Co the Generator Army Rotc

Bugliosi runs for LA district attorney in race with Van de Kamp

In Los Angeles UPI reports Vincent Bugliosi, long a prosecutor and political candidate, is seeking the LA district attorney post, challenging incumbent John Van de Kamp after prior narrow losses for both the DA job and attorney general race.

Los Angeles UPI Vincent Bugliosi Bugliosi John van de Kamp Athc California

Killer whale sinks Italian yacht in Whitbread race collapse

The Italian yacht Guia III was sunk by a six meter killer whale about 700 miles southwest of Cape Verde during the Whitbread Atlantic Triangle Gold Tankard Race. All six crew members were rescued by the Helenic Ideal after taking to a life raft with supplies for 30 days. Eric Tabarly on Pen Duick IV leads the race toward New York.

Portsmouth England UPI Cape Verde Islands George Marshall Marshall New York Eric Tabarly Pen Duick IV

Two candidates file for Legislature in Nebraska district

Lincoln Nebap newswire reports two filing for the 29th Legislative District seat held by Sen Shirley Marsh. Ronald Wylie and Monahan join Mimi Waldbaum and Bernard Gyger as contenders while Jerry Hargitt awaits reelection. A Philadelphia counter to Paine's Common Sense is noted from 200 years ago.

Lincoln, Neb UPI Shirley Marsh Lincoln Lincoln Collection Agency Ronald Wylie Eee Philadelphia Cnt London Thomas Paine National Park Service CNS

24 law officers killed first two months

Twenty four law enforcement officers local state and federal were killed by criminal action in the United States and Puerto Rico in the first two months of this year. The FBI said 13 died in January and 11 in February.

Washington UPI United States Puerto Rico FBI

Study to explain higher US breast cancer rates

Scientists plan a year long study to uncover why breast cancer is six times higher among US women than in Japan. Dr. Lee Anne Wallach of the University of Minnesota Medical Center outlined the plan and the university seeks hundreds of volunteers in the Minneapolis area to participate in Minnesota. Japanese volunteers will be examined near Fukuoka under the International Society of Chronobiology. The study compares hormones and rhythms, with volunteers screened four times over the year and trained to collect samples and monitor blood pressure and temperature.

Minneapolis UPI United States Japan Lee Anne Wallach University of Minnesota Medical Center Minnesota National Cancer Institute Fukuoka International Society of Chronobiology U.S Wallach University Minneapolis-St. Paul University Hospitals

Plan to Reinstate Corporal Punishment Defeated in Massachusetts

Massachusetts lawmakers debated reviving corporal punishment in public schools. Representative Peter H. Lappin proposed reconsidering a defeated bill as courts allow regulated use, though corporal punishment was abolished in 1971.

Boston UPI Peter H. Lappin Springfield Massachusetts U.S

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