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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1975

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Dyas Leads Nebraska Democrats in Senate Poll

A statewide poll of county Democratic chairmen and the State Central Committee shows Hess Dyas leading Omaha Mayor Ed Zorinsky for the Democratic Senate nomination. Dyas received 102 votes to Zorinsky's 17 in the anonymous mail ballot survey conducted by the Nebraska Young Democrats.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Democratic Party Hess Dyas Senate Nebraska Young Democrats Young Democrats Democratic State Central Committee Dyas Ed Zorinsky Omaha Zorinsky Shelie Hartman The U.S. Senate She En

Ransom Pad Kidnaped Boy Returns Unharmed

Timothy Stempel the 13 year old son of GM executive Robert C. Stempel was returned unharmed after a ransom payment of 150000. He had been abducted Monday in Bloomfield Township and held about 54 hours. Banks were closed for a Veterans Day holiday delaying the ransom. Police report Timothy freed outside a western Wayne County hospital. Three California men were detained in Columbus for narcotics theft from Behlen Community Hospital with some drugs recovered.

Detroit UPI General Motors Corp Timothy Stempel Robert C Stempel Wayne County Stemple Bloomfield Township California Behlen Community Hospital Columbus Wes Baxa Kenneth Willis Eureka Calif James Turk Garberville Steven Parks Ray Baker

London bomb blast kills at Scott's restaurant in Mayfair

Scotland Yard searches for three men seen fleeing Mount Street after a bomb exploded through a window at the Scott's seafood restaurant in Mayfair. One person died at St George's Hospital and 15 were injured as diners sheltered behind splinter proof glass. Police link attack to IRA wave.

London UPI Scotland Yard Scott’s Mayfair St. George’s Hospital Irish Republican Army William Hucklesby Mount Street

Pawnee Park skating on thin ice worries board

The Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners discussed skating at Pawnee Park noting supervision is unlikely due to staffing limits. They denied the Pawnee Shrine Club permission to use the football field for a July circus because the field will be resodded and recrowned. The panel approved 375 for a new carpet at the Van Berg golf lounge and reviewed pool and golf year figures with the next meeting set for December 16.

Pawnee Park Board of Park and Recreational Commissioners Pawnee van Berg van Berg Golf Report

Justice Douglas Retires From Supreme Court

Justice William O. Douglas retires from the Supreme Court after a long career marked by illness and pain. President Ford accepted the retirement with sympathy as the court awaits a successor. Ford has not named a nominee. Potential candidates include Edward H. Levi.

Washington UPI William Orville Douglas Supreme Court Douglas Ford Supreme Court of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission Franklin D. Roosevelt SEC

Public hearing on bus service between Lincoln and Columbus continued

The Nebraska Public Service Commission extended the hearing on Capital Service Lines Inc plans to drop part of its Lincoln to Columbus bus routes. Everett W. Green says the continued hearing will be at 2 p.m. December 1 in the supervisors' room at Columbus Court House.

Lincoln Columbus Everett W. Green Nebraska Public Service Commission Capital Service Lines Inc. of

Portuguese Prime Minister Trapped as Workers Seize Sao Bento

Thousands of construction workers surround the Sao Bento Palace in Lisbon trapping Prime Minister Jose de Azevedo. An air force helicopter delivers food while deputies flee the assembly amid calls for a 25 percent wage hike and a nationwide general strike. Civil unrest spreads to the countryside and islands.

Lisbon Portugal UPI Jose de Azevedo Azevedo Sao Bento Palace Sao Bento Francisco da Costa Gomes Popular Democrats Constituent Assembly mid-Atlantic

Carey unveils $6 billion plan to avert city and agency defaults

Governor Hugh Carey announces a special session to disclose a federal guarantees package worth six billion dollars aimed at preventing default for New York City Yonkers and four state agencies. The plan reportedly has strong bipartisan support in Washington.

New York UPI Hugh Carey Washington Carey New York City Yonkers

State Weather: Sunshine and warming trend across Nebraska

The National Weather Service reports mostly sunny skies with highs near 60 in the west and mid 40s in the east. A steady warming trend continues into Friday with western readings around 65 and eastern readings in the mid 50s. Tonight lows mainly in the 20s. North Platte was the coldest spot with 7 above.

United Press International National Weather Service North Platte Valentine Scottsbluff Chadron South Dakota

Auto sales jump boosts optimism for Big Four

Detroit reports show American Motors up 100 percent and Ford up 22 percent in early November new car sales. Analysts forecast industry growth near 40 percent year over year, aided by four strong October periods and renewed demand after previous strikes.

Detroit API American Motors Today Ford Motor Co Chrysler General Motors AMC Ford Bennett E. Bidwell

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