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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1977
Page
2
Reverend Jesse Jackson calls for a revival of Puritan values such as self discipline and hard work to advance Black people, especially youth, toward greater representation in doctors and lawyers and to claim a stronger place in American life.
The autopsy on Steve Biko indicates broken ribs burns and probable renal failure in addition to brain injuries while in police custody. Government delays in releasing the full report continue as South Africa faces rioting and international outcry after Biko's death in a police cell on September 12.
The Lincoln Journal outlines contact lines for readers including Action Line and News Contacts. It lists mailing and carrier subscription rates in Lincoln and to vacation addresses with weekly costs for Daily and Sunday editions. The notice also credits the Associated Press for local news republication and references the Audit Bureau.
Leonel J. Castillo head of the INS joined a late night Border Patrol sweep in San Diego to locate 19 men accused of illegal border crossing one mile northeast of the San Ysidro border crossing. The incident occurred while Castillo was on a radio talk show.
Journal notes show Lincoln Jewish members observing Yom Kippur with long prayers and a two hour break during which Leo Hill and Hy Polsky discussed Isaiah the Hipp. An exchange between bank officers Avis and Hertz centers on free checking and a satirical banking guide. The piece also covers farm groups, Mrs Majors remarks to non producers, a Farmers Organization dinner with 300 attendees, and a claim about the Lincoln Services Building flag at 215 Centennial Mall South.
Senator Edmund Muskie says the government overestimates its ability to boost natural gas supplies for the winter and criticizes the WEEP plan as too little too late. He cites a Senate subcommittee study showing the administration may not meet upcoming energy needs.
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