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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1976

Page

3

Arrest in $80 million Swissair cargo heist at JFK

Undercover detectives arrested three men at Kennedy Airport’s Swiss Air cargo terminal as they tried to steal $80 million in currency gold and diamonds. One officer posed as a guard during an eight month stakeout. two suspects were named Cosmo Mezzatella and Ralph Leichtweis. Police call it the largest known attempted burglary.

New York UPI Kennedy Airport Anthony Cimato Special Operations Unit Cimato Public Morals Division Swissair Cosmo Mezzatella Brooklyn Ralph Leichtweis Manhattan Hanger 15

Pound hits new low as rumors drive forex moves

The pound fell to a record low against the dollar, trading around 1.5865 at opening and ending near 1.59 amid rumors. Reports cited potential devaluation to 1.50 and an 18 percent BoE rate, both denied, while unemployment fell 78,500 but food prices may rise.

London UPI Bryan Gould Environment Peter Shore Washington Post Bank of England

Library association convention gathers 400 in Lincoln

W O Jacobsen Elaine Krumland Connie Korte Glee Nelson and Marian Wagner of the Columbus Public Library join the Nebraska Library Association in Lincoln for talks and sessions. Incoming NLA president Charles Gardner Hastings College library was installed at the awards banquet. Mari Sandoz award to Dr Sophus Winther and Meritorious Service honor to Gwendolyn Burkey were among prizes. Next year's convention heads to Omaha.

W. O. Jacobsen Elaine Krumland Connie, Korte Glee Nelson Marian Wagner Columbus Public Library Nebraska Library Association Lincoln Library World NLA Charles Gardner Hastings College Library Mari Sandoz Sophus Winther University of Washington Gwendolyn Burke

Postal Service to issue new bulk mail stamp

The Postal Service releases a new bulk mail stamp costing 7.7 cents, replacing the 7.9 cent rate due to a slight rate cut. Bulk users will buy in quantities of 500 or 3,000, while collectors may obtain groups of 10 from philatelic centers or the sales division. The stamp features three saxhorns in the Smithsonian Institution and carries the slogan Marching in step with the music of the union.

Washington UPI Postal Service Philatelic Smithsonian Institution Union

Snowstorm sweeps Rockies and Plains with heavy snows

United Press International reports a mid autumn snowstorm hit the Rockies and swept across the Plains. Snow fell heavily from Wyoming into New Mexico, with Nebraska and Kansas also affected. Colorado and Kansas faced heavy warnings and travel advisories while winds gusted to 70 mph in the San Bernardino area. Temperatures ranged from 7 degrees in Hibbing to 76 in Key West.

United Press International Rockies Plains Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Kansas North Colorado Mountains Oklahoma Texas Panhandle Southern Plains Larned Kan Limon Colo Great Bend Denver San Bernardino Mountains California Hibbing Minn Key West Fla

College of St Mary raises tuition and room rates

The College of St Mary in Omaha announced a 6.5 percent hike for the 1977 78 academic year with tuition rising from 68 to 74 per credit hour and room and board increasing from 575 to 612 50 per semester. The board approved the increases to offset cost of living increases over the past two years.

Omaha UPI College of St. Mary

You Know In Naval Parlance Bitter End Rope End

A concise nautical saying explains that in naval terms the bitter end marks the rope’s termination rather than the voyage’s end. The remark frames a maritime detail as a metaphor for progressing limits in any project.

United Press International

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