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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1977

Page

2

Riot police kill gunman and free 16 hostages in Tokyo hijack

In Tokyo police killed a masked gunman and captured a comrade during a bus hijacking. 16 hostages were freed. The surviving terrorist said money was his motive, not politics.

Tokyo Dpi Sunday Koichi Kawashita Hisayuki Kawasaki Red Army Japan Air Lines India

Snow and rain close Skyline Drive in Blue Ridge

A third day of wet weather across the northeast led to the closure of Skyline Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains as rain and snow pelted Virginia to Maine. Low in Southern New England spurred storms. conditions: 40s, gusts to 30 mph, with gale warnings on the coast.

United Press Internation Highlands Skyline Drive Blue Ridge Mountains National Weather Service New England Virginia Maine New York State Pennsylvania Great Lakes Ohio Valley West Virginia Blue Ridge Range Front Royal Blue Ridge Detroit

Energy crisis battle enters critical stage

Washington moves energy legislation to a House Senate conference Tuesday to merge four non tax parts. Conferees tackle energy conservation first, then clash over coal conversion, utility rate reform, natural gas pricing, and the energy tax. House and Senate plans diverge on several key provisions, with potential vetoes and major budget battles looming.

Washington Uni House-Senate House Senate Congress House Ethics Committee Carter

NBNA organizes leadership at Kearney meeting

NBNA held its organizational meeting Sunday in Kearney Nebraska and elected Rhonda Maddox as president John Gleason as vice president and Mike Gleason as secretary Pat Kelly will serve in an advisory role The group adopted bylaws planned a planning session November 19 in Kearney and aims for an early April annual meeting UPI advisory board also to meet in conjunction with the broadcast association proceedings

Kearney Neb UPI Nebraska Broadcast News Association Rhonda Maddox KCSR Chadron John Gleason KAWL York Mike Gleason KETV Omaha Pat Kelly WOW Radio United Press International Broadcast New Association

Population growth warned by Zero Population Growth group

UPI reports Zero Population Growth warns the U S may see 107 million more people in 30 years given current fertility and immigration trends. They project birthrates rising to 2 1 by 1980 if baby boom women bear two children each, and urge government limits on immigration and expanded family planning. An odd line about a light bow shaped harp follows.

U.S Washington UPI United States

Gypsies Shaped Hungarian History Through Music and War

Gypsies supplied background music for centuries of Hungarian history since the 15th century. Gypsy melodies aided recruitment and violinists led troops into battle for generations.

History in a Year of Time, A Brief Reflection

If all time from creation to now were one year, human existence would occupy 10 minutes and recorded history would amount to the final 45 seconds, illustrating the brevity of mankind in the vast timeline.

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Tammy Moerer Nebraska Knights of Columbus Hall Columbus Jaycees Miss Moerer Johnson Kearnay State College Telegram Len Walle Nagasaki Justice Mitsuo Setoyama Kawashita Kawasaki Setoyama Federated Insurance Loren Reas NBNA Montgomery Ward America Wayne D. E. Pratt Atlantic Iowa Tooleys Siste Herbert Engel P.O. Box Columbus Aia Blu
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