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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1975

Page

6

Hearst defense targets transfer to psychiatric ward

Hearst defense team seeking transfer from jail to a more suitable setting for medical care. Attorneys say her health deteriorates and a federal filing will request move to St. Mary’s Hospital psychiatric ward for improved treatment. Bailey critiques California venue and insanity plea viability amid ongoing kidnapping brainwashing debate.

Hallion Miss Hearst San Mateo County San Francisco St. Mary’s Hospital Hallinan Hartford Conn Boston F. Lee Bailey California Bailey Pye Miss‘Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Berkeley Calif SLA

Real Estate Transfers Across Platte County

Real estate transfers recorded in Platte County include numerous transactions by William E Green, Earl B Hall, Community Housing Inc, and others. Notable deeds move parcels in Westlawn Cols, North Fark, Belmont Add, Hamling Homes, Crestwood Acres, and Carriage House Estates among many others.

Platte County Bureau of Colum Wiliam E. Green & Wi Earl B Holen Hall Neys K. Macllenhorf Community Housing, Inc. LL Bik Westlawn Cols Edwid Jane North Fark Ds ‘Investment Co Tooes Assdvidtes Bis Capital Claude L. O'Connor David Bi Helen C. Johnston E Cale Way Meadows Gerlmite Carriage Mouse Estates, Inc Helterton's Tal Adil Kale Schafer Janet W. Chantel NWSW Kenneth J. Bator Clarderce Orig. Cols Hamling Homes Tor Nebr. Corp Lawrence J Rita F. Melcher Hamling’s Add Lindsay Mike A. Stuck Billie N Ila M. Zedicher Swift Terrol Lee Brown Thomas J Marella J. Gharehill Crestwood Acres Marcelline L. Christensen DeVerne L. Christensen Orig Arthur Went Gerald F Carolyn A. Wembioff Swia Henry J. Keller Kenneth L Mary J. Huntley Belmont Add Keith Mildred Giger Virgil R Martha T. Balmer Allin Bik Cala Howard Tra Muth Dennis H. Muth NE Lee Ronald L Charles W. Sand Dr. & We Edgar B Donna M. Overtutt Annnette M Tesar Annette M. Tesar Palma Tesar Evanslawn Vernon Li

Blue Flu Threat Grows in Kansas City Police Row

In Kansas City Kansas the police union and the mayor clash over which officers are covered by a new contract. FOP claims captains and below are represented. the city says captains lieutenants and sergeants are excluded. The union vows a blue flu if demands not met. a negotiation session was set for today.

Kansas City Kan UPU Fraternal Order of Police Jack Reardon FOP Reardan Ron Sprowl Sprowl Barini Sprow

Tucson strike settlement ends week long walkout

The Tucson Police Fire Association and City Council reached an agreement brokered by federal mediator Guy Parent ending a week long strike that idled about 90 percent of the 530 officers. The settlement provides 7 percent raises for higher earners and 5 percent for lower earners, plus a cost of living adjustment up to eight percent effective July 1 1976, benefiting about 4 000 city employees and based on the CPI March 1975 to March 1976.

Tucson Police Fire Association City Guy Parent Murphy

Columbus Library Pre-School Story Time Volunteers Honored

The Columbus Library notes growing turnout for Our Pre-School Story Time under Gretchen Ellefson and volunteers. Nearly 70 youngsters in two weeks, with thanks to contributors to the Library Foundation including Mr. and Mrs. Brazeal. New acquisitions include Growing Up by Anne Bernays and Young Sarah Agard Stern.

Win Jacobsen Lobrerian Gretchen Ellefson Library Foundation Aol GH. Brazeal Anne Bernays Sarah Agard Stern

Burdens Placed on Farmers Highlighted at NFO Meet

WILLMAR Minn. (UPI) Farmers face rising costs from gasoline to world peace, said Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization at the Minnesota state convention. He cited embargoed grain sales to the Soviet Union and oil and arms talks as depressing prices with wheat down 40 cents a bushel corn down over 2 cents and soybeans more than 80 cents in late August. State NFO officials urged grain livestock and milk marketing through the organization warning hog producers prices may not stay at current levels.

Willmar, Minn UPI Oren Lee Staley National Farmers Organization NFO Minnesota Staley Soviet Union U.S. State Department

Insurgents Threaten Malaysia and Thailand, U.S. Warns

U S intelligence predicts major Communist insurgency offensives in Malaysia and Thailand within 18 months after Indochina falls. China-backed guerrilla activity increases, with Thai insurgents calling for violent change and using covert and armed means. Thai general staff vows steps to curb the threat.

Edward Neilan Copley News Service U.S Malaysia Thailand South Vietnam Cambodia Kuala Lumpur Bangkok China Indochina Voice of the People of Rallio Thaisand Laos Pathet Lao Becaus Vientiane Mekong River Kuala Lumpur North Vietnam Pramarn Adireksarn Kriengsak Chammand

Executive in Residence plan slated at UNL

Five leaders in American business will visit the University of Nebraska Lincoln as part of an executive in residence program run by the College of Business Administration. The program aims to connect successful practitioners with students of management in both public and private enterprises. Participants include Malcolm Bricklin, Robert Holland, Gordon J. Worley, Bruce A. Springborn, and Albert Van Zandt.

Lincoln Neb UPI University of Nebraska Lincoln Coontt College of Business Administration Fionald L. Smith Malcolm Bricklin Scaltadale, Aries Ort Uwtt Robert Holland Washington, D.C Qmerator Board of Governors Federal Reserve System Gordon J. Worley Chicago Mantsummery Ward & Co Bruce A. Springborn Quaker Oats ,Co Albert’ van Z East

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