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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1977
Page
7
Psychologist Dr. Peter H Grant says anxiety blocks relaxation and limits personal potential, noting anxiety differs from stress though often used interchangeably. He links anxiety to serious health risks including heart attacks strokes ulcers and rapid deterioration without relaxation.
Omaha report notes Don Shasteen aide to retiring Sen. Carl Curtis will announce whether he seeks the Republican nomination around the first of the year. He weighs financing a campaign through an unauthorized candidate committee and has driven several Nebraska trips this year. Former Gov. Norbert Tiemann endorsed him, saying Shasteen would be a strong GOP challenger to Gov. Exon.
Defense Secretary Marakd Brown meets to boost relations as the country’s president Josip Bere Uno plans a Washington visit. Trade between the United States and the Soviet Union rises in early 1977 versus year earlier. The rescue of 86 hostages for Summalia and the murder of industrialist Hanns-Martiel Schleyer draw attention to rising terrorism. In Panama, voters approve the proposed new Canal treaties in a national referendum.
UPI report from Helsinki notes President Urho Kekkonen, 77, campaigns for re election in January after three terms. His foreign policy, neutral stance, and ties with the Soviet leadership bolster his bid, while opposition candidates struggle for recognition amid a consolidated front by six major parties.
Kathy Waterman and Keith Dinsmore launch the Pioneer-Herald serving Mechanicsville and Stanwood with a four person staff. The paper fills a void after local papers vanished and aims to report council meetings, local issues, and community news while navigating postal and printing challenges. A farmer in Mechanicsville says the paper provides a place for local obituaries.
Gov J James Exon announced three delegates to the White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development. Lincoln Mayor Helen Bouzalis Omaha attorney Sam Jensen and Big Springs Sen Jack Mills were selected to represent Nebraska with delegates chosen by electoral vote proportion.
A 1977 American Council of Life Insurance survey shows 72 percent oppose communal living, 21 percent support it, and 7 percent have no opinion. The public remains largely against cooperative living despite some decline in opposition since five years prior.
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