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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
2
Judge John Sirica said the tough decisions during the Watergate trials left him sad and isolated. He recalled sleepless nights and a heart attack linked to the stress, and hinted at retirement plans or a forthcoming book while praising most reporters and lawyers for fairness.
Lincoln Journal announces weekday publication by Journal-Star Printing Co at 926 P St Lincoln Nebraska with contact options for information and action requests. It lists carrier and mail subscription rates and notes AP rights for local and dispatch republishes.
A cancer researcher says Lyndon B. Johnson had a secret 1967 skin lesion operation on his hand. Widow Lady Bird Johnson disputes cancer diagnosis, noting sun spots and routine removals as preventive care.
Bishop Josiah Kibira, 52, becomes the first black African leader of the Lutheran World Federation, elected 130 to 117 over South Africa Moravian Bishop W Habelgaarn for a seven year term. He advocates a just war stance and calls for universal suffrage and human rights amid South Africa Namibia and Rhodesia concerns.
Wayne County Sheriff William Lucas says FBI agents questioned him about Las Vegas casino links amid a probe of Mafia ties to the Aladdin Hotel. He acknowledged accepting free transport and hotel stays on gambling junkets and trips paid by Detroit businessmen, while stressing he would not accept such favors as FBI director.
Amherst Ohio AP reports a mother forced a uniform rule change after challenging girls gym wear and shower policy. The ACLU called the girls’ uniform discriminatory. now boys must wear a standard gym uniform and showers are excused by note.
Lincoln Journal surveyed residents asked if they could enact one project without checks. Alta Perkinton would reroute the railroad to tame rough tracks and avoid the O Street mess, while Ralph Barnes would crack down on loud vehicles.
Dr Christiaan Barnard warned he may quit heart surgery if his arthritic condition deteriorates. He spoke in San Francisco at the Arthritis Foundation meeting and said his transplanting a baboon heart into a human patient had only one mistake waiting too long.
Walter Bailey, 18, busboy hailed as hero in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate Kentucky, has accepted a $3000 scholarship to fund medical studies. Bailey said the rescue effort strengthened his resolve to become a doctor.
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