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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
1
Editorial notes the space program's glamour fading yet cites the Enterprise as signaling future contributions. Multiple briefs forecast rain and cooler weather, with Nebraska jobless rate at 3.8 percent in July and other local items noted across pages.
The FBI is seriously considering adding Lincoln suspect Robert E. Williams to its 10 most wanted list. Authorities say Williams is sought in St. Paul Minnesota for a shooting and rape and remains at large with a federal warrant for interstate flight to avoid prosecution.
President Carter will hold talks with Israel and at least four Arab foreign ministers to push momentum toward a Geneva Middle East peace conference. The plan follows Vance's report on progress and signals ongoing efforts despite major Arab Israeli differences.
Lincoln boards set local levy at about 55.335 mills to fund a 45.7 million dollar school budget, raising roughly 32 million locally. Officials expect about 1.2 million in state aid but fear a November vote to repeal LB33 may curb funds. valuation rises about 11 million to 575 million.
Herbert Kappler, the 70 year old Nazi war criminal serving a life term for the Ardeatine caves massacre, escaped a Rome hospital carried away by his wife early Monday. Italian and West German officials confirmed his disappearance and possible travel to West Germany amid threats by a Red Morning group.
John Wagner, 38, a convicted bank robber and choir conductor at Leavenworth's minimum security unit, vanished after a 20 minute weekend concert. Authorities seek him after he exited with the prisoners as officials prepared to return them to the prison.
Jenniedarling and 15 year old sprinter Jennie Gorham from North Kansas City Mo dominated the National Junior Olympic track and field meet at Ed Weir stadium over the weekend. She bypassed a junior meet against Russia to claim three gold medals. More Junior Olympics on pages 17 18 and 19.
The Chicago Daily News surveys insomnia causes from medical to psychological factors. It cites Barbara Schaaf, Paul Douglas, and researchers at the University of Chicago and University of Illinois Chicago Circle, noting millions suffer, with advice on sleep routines and relaxation techniques.
Nebraska readers are directed to call 800 742 7385 to place classified advertisements from anywhere in the state. The notice emphasizes toll free access and directs advertisers to the Journal Star for ad placement.
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