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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1977

Page

2

FBI opens files to public reveals Counterintelligence program files

The FBI released 62,448 pages detailing Counterintelligence Program actions from 1956 to 1971 aimed at discrediting groups like the Black Panthers and the Communist Party. Documents describe fake letters, internal memos blaming COINTELPRO for disarray among leaders Huey Newton and Eldridge Cleaver, and attempts to sow discord with other groups.

Washington UPI FBI Edgar Hoover Hia Black Panther Party Panthers Huey Newton Eldridge Cleaver Newton Cleaver FBY Panther Cointerpro Agateee Bu Kear Ka New Left Bodalat Workers Party Communist Party Mexico Cuba Puerto Communista Hoover Cointelpro Pie Sociale Workers Party Freedom of Information Act

Harvesting progress limited by mud snow in Nebraska fields

Nebraska farmers resumed harvesting on a limited basis as muddy fields and snow hindered work. The weekly crop report notes variable crop damage from the November snow, moisture conditions shifting, with corn 90 percent harvested, soybeans over 90 percent, grain sorghum about 1 percent, and winter wheat improving as melt-season moisture reached root zones. Livestock movement increased, feed supplies remained adequate, and topsoil moisture varied across counties.

Lincoln, Neb

Debated State Aid Tax Plan At Nebraska Meeting

Lincoln Neb UPI reports state business leaders heard opposing views on increasing state aid to school districts to cut local property taxes. State Senators Jerry Koch of Ralston and Donald Dworak of Columbus presented the two sides at the inaugural Nebraska Tax Research Council meeting led by executive director Forrest Juhnson.

Lincoln Neb UPI Jerry Koch Ralston Donald Dworak Columbus Inital Nebraska Tax Research Council Forrest Juhnson Council Koch Wolion Tie Nebraska Dvorak Dworak Teasion

Groundhog dies after CB radio operator fight in Omaha

In Omaha a 43 year old CB radio operator, identified as Al Fantuazzo, died from head injuries after a confrontation with another operator, Jens Christensen, 33. Police report the incident occurred during a late Sunday night party with about 36 attendees in a basement where a charity fund drive was held. Christensen was charged with manslaughter as witnesses described a quarrel escalating into a fight.

Omaha UPI Funtuazeo Jens Blackhawk Cbers Fannazzo Christensen

Hoffman elected president of UNO student government

Paul Hoffman won the UNO student body election with 333 votes, defeating two women candidates. He will serve on the UN Board of Regents and as executive treasurer of the student senate. Voter turnout was small among about 15,000 eligible students. Students also approved a constitutional change increasing senate power and reducing the student president-regent's authority, pending approval by the board of regents.

QMAHA UPI Paul Hoffman University of Nebraska-Omaha Hoffman UN Board of Regents Board of Regents

Inmate arraigned on murder charge at Nebraska prison

Duane Fuller a 21 year old inmate at the Nebraska state penitentiary was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the death of his cellmate Marvin Gerheardt 32 found Sept 3 gasping for breath Autopsy said death came from acute pulmonary edema caused by air injected into the bloodstream using a hypodermic and air bag A witness and Fuller in the cell during the incident Judge Robert Camp set Nov 29 for a preliminary hearing and Richard Goos was appointed Fuller's attorney The incident followed an abortive jail breakout in which Donald Routhier and two others faced murder and escape charges.

Lincoln Neb Duane Fuller Nebraska State Penitentiary Marvin Gerheardt Gerheardt Lancaster County Ronald Lahners Puller Fremont Sanders County State Reformatory Pai Lincoln City Donald Routhier Niagara Falls N.Y Robert Parker Robert Bessent Lahners Fuller Robert Camp Lahmers State Patrol

Wheelchair victim receives unusual parking ticket

In Golden Colorado Chris Christiensen, 36, was cited for blocking a traffic lane with his wheelchair. Officer Mike Walker said state law bans bicycles animals skis skates and toy vehicles on highways and Christiensen must appear in court December 2 to explain which category his wheelchair fits.

Golden Colo UPI Chris Christiensen Teallre Mike Walker Christiensen Christiengen

Old West Commission approves funds for regional veterinary school

The Old West Regional Commission voted 4 0 to allocate 313000 toward establishing a regional veterinary school to serve Wyoming Nebraska the Dakotas and Montana. The plan pairs the program with the University of Nebraska and involves staggered attendance across home state and Nebraska sites. Aimed at keeping training local the effort moves toward legislative submission in January 1979 with academic input from land grant colleges.

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Federal grazing fee hike proposed for western lands

The Agriculture and Interior Departments proposed a new schedule raising grazing fees for cattle and sheep on most federal lands in 13 western states. Forest Service lands would rise from 1.60 to 1.89 per animal unit month and Interior Bureau lands from 1.51 to 1.80. The plan aims to reach fair market value, with potential increases beyond 2 percent annually and likely reach 2.38 in 1978 conditions, affecting National Forests in 13 states.

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