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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1976
Page
7
George Hamilton 37 and Alana Collins 31 divorce in Los Angeles with Collins receiving their home, a Rolls Royce, 10000 dollars, and monthly alimony of 2000 and 500 support for their son Ashley age 2. Hamilton keeps two Rolls Royces and film rights.
The Catholic Daughters meet in Humphrey parish hall with Sisters of St Francis as guests. Mrs. Pfeifer spoke on the CDA workshop while members urged collecting old eyeglasses and stamps for National Catholic Daughter Sunday. A 8:30 a.m. mass will mark the day.
Columbus officer Pat Foust described the polygraph as a non court convicting tool. He demonstrated the department machine after eight weeks training at Texas A&M University. Tests are voluntary with pre-test discussion and questions repeated for accuracy. John Korgie named Sertoman of the week. Data Center president and his wife live on Lovers Lane with nine children. Willis Taplin becomes sergeant at arms. Marty Munson named secretary treasurer. Honorees include Dan Inselman Lakeview Dean Hagelstein John Peterson Columbus High and Dave Ebner Scotus High.
State Sen. Ernest Chambers asks President Ford to investigate a “mock hanging” of a black National Guardsman from Omaha at Ft. Gordon Georgia during Memorial Day training. Gov. Exon plans protest letters to Mississippi and Georgia governors. Nebraska reports say no Nebraskans were involved.
The Swift meat packing plant in Grand Island Nebraska will reopen Monday after a two week closure due to declining cattle prices. About 225 workers have been notified to report back to work.
Walter Cronkite secured a brief filmed interview with President Ford after seeking access at a suburban New York campaign stop. Barbara Walters had planned an exclusive, but Cronkite’s request led to a sound on interview before a cheering crowd.
UPI reports U S District Court Judge Frank J. McGarr found Trans World Airlines violated civil rights by not rehiring 440 mothers after childbirth. He will issue a written opinion and rule on back pay. The case cites the 1964 Civil Rights Act and follows a similar American Airlines ruling.
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