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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1976

Page

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Middle East crisis eyed as world peace threat

United States and four allies warn the Middle East crisis endangers global peace. Kissinger calls for resuming Arab Israeli talks while Crosland says detente hinges on restraint from all states amid crises like Angola. CENTO ministers convene to review alliance efforts against Communist pressure in Asia.

Middle East London UPI United States Henry A. Kissinger Anthony Crosland Europe Angola Cento Alliance Asia

Flood Death Toll Tops 100 in Philippines Typhoon Olga

Rescue efforts by Philippine and U S forces saved hundreds from rooftops as Olga floods swelled, killing 109 according to Red Cross and the official news agency. About 602000 people were affected with 240000 homeless. damages estimated at 14 million dollars.

Manila The Philippines UPI U.S. Air Force Philippine National Red Cross Social Welfare Department U.S. Clark Air Force Base Olga South China Sea Santo Tomas Social Welfi Welfare Luzon Philippine Air Force

Israeli blast at Ben Gurion kills two security guards

Israeli authorities investigate a bomb blast at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. A long haired man carrying a Dutch passport died with a 22 year old security guard Miki Ben Yishai. Two more bombs were found and detonated safely. A guard was injured and a second suitcase bomb was found later. Police probe suggests possible links to Arab guerrilla groups while Vienna confirms the arrival of the bomber who checked in hours earlier.

Tel Aviv Israel UPI Ben Gurion Securit Lidh Ramirez Sanchez Carlos Jackal al- Hamishmar Vienna Beirut Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Hugo Mueller Miki Ben Yishai Austrian Airlines

Engdahl to Leave Columbus Chamber for Auto Firm

Jerry Engdahl resigns as manager of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce and will join Rogers-Riley Motor Company. Ed Nielsen, chamber president, praises his outstanding leadership and says Engdahl remains through June while a replacement is selected by Jack Joe Stavas and Howard Brown.

Jerry Engdahl Columbus Area Chamber Nielsen Jack Joe Stavas Howard Brown Engdahl

Cooper Station Back On Line After Scheduled Outage

The Nebraska Public Power District says its Cooper nuclear station near Brownville is back online after a May 7 outage for spring maintenance and to reinstall a rebuilt exciter. The plant now yields about 650,000 net kilowatts, up from about 90,000 with a portable exciter.

Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Brownville NPPD

Lakeview announces second semester honor roll list

Lakeview High School released its second semester honor roll naming 25 seniors and graduates. Honorees include high distinction Carol Ernst Barb Goedeken Vickie Hassebrook Debbie Liebig Diane Loseke Vicky Niedfeldt Colleen Schreiber. other honorees Larry Bennett Helene Bierman Marla Bohuslavsky Merline Jaixen Janet Liebig Dave Muhle Cindy Plettner Dave Rosendahl and honorable mentions Jed Brunken Cindy Bruhn Kathy Coan Doug Coffey Donna Gibson Vern Hilmer Patty Janssen Jim Sander Randy Waldman Ann Wurdeman. Juniors high distinction Ivy Bakenhus Arlis Goering Lori Kapels. honors Sue Menke Tammy Runge. honorable Lynn Blaser Margie Carr Ann Ekstrand Cheri Langan Carol Lindhorst Sue Schumacher Janet Sempek John Wurdeman. Sophomores high distinction Mece Behle Brunken Janice Kallweit Ronnie Mohrman Jean Mortenson Kris Saalfeld John Wilke Renee Wilke. honor Robert Effa Mary Galley Brenda Janssen Debbie Luchsinger Denise cer. honorable Oren Goering Karen Johnson. Freshmen high distinction Mike Bennett Sara Brunken John Linda Rodehorst Michelle Schmidt Cindy Siefken Liebig Dan Lutjens Mullin Tim Schumacher Jane Vandenberg Glen Wardeman. honorable Jim Ned Finch Julie Kapels Glen Langan Tim Mueller.

Lakeview High School Carol Ernst Barb Goedeken Vickie Hassebrook Debbie Liebig Diane Loseke Vicky Niedfeldt Colleen Schreiber Larry Bennett Helene Bierman Marla Bohuslavsky Merline Jaixen Janet Liebig Dave Muhle Cindy Plettner Dave Rosendahl Mary Galley Brenda Janssen Debbie Luchsinger Denise Cer Oren Goering Karen Johnson Mike Bennett Sara Brunken John Linda Rodehorst Michelle Schmidt Cindy Siefken Liebig Dan Lutjens Mullin Tim Schumacher Jane Vandenberg Glen Wardeman Jim Ned Finch Julie Kapels Glen Langan Tim Mueller

Sunny Skies Give Way to Clouds Across Nebraska

United Press International reports a weak cold front moving through central Nebraska bringing partly cloudy skies. High pressure over the Great Lakes and northwest Montana kept eastern Nebraska mostly sunny while the front caused light rain and morning fog in the north central region.

United Press International Nebraska Great Lakes Montana

Carter Ford clash on Super Tuesday primaries across six states

Carter scored wins in Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee while Ford upset Reagan in Kentucky and Tennessee and led Reagan in Oregon Idaho and Nevada. Reagan pushed to 794 640 delegates with 1130 needed to clinch. Church Brown and Udall claimed scattered wins as Cal Ohio New Jersey loomed on June 8.

United Press International Ford Ronald Reagan Tennessee Kentucky Oregon Jimmy Carter Reagan Arkansas Idaho Nevada California U.S Carter Frank Church Edmund G. Brown Jr Chicago Richard Daley Illinois Pennyslvania New York Gren Church Brown Missouri Morris Udall Henry M. Jackson Ellen McCormack Alabama Wallace Ohio New Jersey

Hays to face House Ethics probe over Ray affair

Ohio Democrat Wayne Hays acknowledged a relationship with Elizabeth Ray and agreed to an Ethics Committee review. Rep. John Flynt Jr. said the panel could pursue expulsion, loss of chairmanship, censure, or a finding of no violation.

Washington UPI Ohio Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray House Ethics Committee John Flynt Jr D-Ga Atlanta Hays Miss Ray Mar Crat Flynt

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