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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1976

Page

7

Church-led Senate select committee kept report secret until public

The Senate select committee led by Sen. Frank Church aimed to leak proof its final report and scheduled submission to the full Senate this week. Each member received copies with their names on every page and the panel planned to guard copying machines and check materials leaving its offices.

Frank Church Senate Select Committee Senate House Otis Pike Sen

Light Eaters Liberation proposed to curb restaurant portions

A humorous column criticizes oversized restaurant servings and proposes portion control with three sizes petit, regular, and gross. It cites Nancy Harvey Stearns and the agriculture secretary to back consumerism ideas while noting objections like segregation debates among non-smokers.

Bunky Agriculture Department Nancy Harvey Stearts Earl Butz

Horoscope snippets hint at career and personal prompts

Aries notes friends' interests. social self promotion themes appear. Virgo suggests persisting requests as others may listen today. Libra shows favorable conditions affecting work and self interests. urges bold moves in career areas.

Toe-kissing burglar is arrested

New Orleans police say they solved a string of bizarre break ins with the weekend arrest of Arthur L Ford 21 charged with nine counts of burglary dating back several months He wore a ski mask entered homes cutting screens and sucked victims toes in each incident according to investigators

New Orleans UPI Arthur L. Ford Ford

Fragrance boom fuels new perfumes and pricey launches

The Fragrance Foundation notes rising numbers of scents amid a booming $5 billion market led by Faberge and Patou. New lines like Babe and 1,000 de Patou target women from Margaux Hemingway to luxe buyers, with high prices and exclusive availability.

New York NEA Adam The Fragrance Foundation Richard Barrie Faberge, Inc Faberge Barrie Ray Oy Paton Richard Lockman

Swimmers Angry After Plane Crash Near Flamengo Beach

A Bathers crowd near Rio de Janeiro watched as Ricardo Magesse, 21, crash landed his single engine plane in the water close to shore. He swam ashore unhurt after the third approach, but onlookers grew angry as officers detained him for questioning.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil UPI Ricardo Magesse Rio Flamengo Magesse

Blair Neb man dies in one car crash near St Charles Rock Road

Steven L. Hanson, 21, Blair Nebraska, died Sunday in a one car crash on St. Charles Rock Road. Bryant was admitted to Christian Hospital Northwest with severe internal injuries. Police said the accident occurred on Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC a National Historic Site designation noted between the White House and the Capitol.

ST. Louis UPI Steven L. Hanson Blair, Neb St. Charles Rock Road Bryant Christian Hospital Northwest Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC White House The Capitol

U.S. Federal Inmate Population Near 1986 Peak

Attorney General Levi reports 26,047 federal inmates in custody on March 7, up 3,000 from a year earlier. Increases blamed on rising crime and prosecutions push the system 22 percent above capacity. Carlson notes near 1986 long term projections and ongoing rises. About 250,000 jailed in state and federal facilities as of Jan 1, up 24,000 from last year.

Washington UPI Edward H. Levi Levi Norman A. Carlson Bureau of Prisons Carlson

Eating customs span knife fork chopsticks and fingers

United Press International notes global dining habits vary widely with about one third of people using a knife and fork, another third using chopsticks, and the remaining third eating with their fingers. This reflection on etiquette highlights cultural diversity in everyday meals.

United Press International

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