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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
5
Actress Kim Novak, 43, quietly wed horse veterinarian Robert Malloy, 36, last Friday at a Monterey area home. They honeymooned with a horseback ride and had a small 12‑guest ceremony after taking a Hollister marriage license to avoid publicity. both are on their second marriages.
A Research for Better Schools Inc report from Philadelphia describes school violence as a serious and costly national problem. It notes increasing assaults on teachers and students, robberies, fears, and vandalism, urging crime-control efforts though exact figures are unavailable.
The Fire Department will sponsor a free blood pressure clinic at the fire hall Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm, with Nebraska Heart Association staff checking pressures under licensed nurse supervision. A CPR film at 2:19 and 4 pm explains life saving techniques, and attendees can enroll in later spring classes for ages 12 and up.
The article discusses a cruise missile seen as central to arms talks. It notes low radar visibility, ground terrain navigation, submarine launch capability, and a 2000 mile range with possible SALT limits to downgrade its strategic status.
Sean Egan, County Clare native and University of Oregon graduate student, begins a 300 mile hike from the California line on St Patrick's Day headed to Vancouver Washington to raise funds for UNICEF. He expects a 10 day journey aided by Jaycees chapters along the route. Previously he marched from Florence to San Francisco to support cancer causes.
Washington columnist notes firms use secret funds to pay foreign officials. An illustration shows the International Swizzle Stick Corp and a navy club contract amid overseas competition. The tale ends with a character creating a secret fund to mask payments as kickbacks.
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