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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1977
Page
2
Country comedian Minnie Pearl told Nashville executives she installed concrete stakes to protect her property after tour buses pull onto the grass. She said fans should see her homes and clarified her position on service vehicles.
Lincoln Journal issues daily notices and information lines for reader assistance and action lines. It lists contact numbers for information, news submissions, and a boxed address for the Action Line and editor, plus carrier and mail subscription rates and AP bureau note.
Veteran columnist Art Buchwald, age 51, reflects on a career of satirical columns that lampoon Washington politics and everyday life. He notes the Lance affair and Watergate fueled material, his forthcoming book Down the Seine and Up the Potomac, and his routine from breakfast in bed to Paris and Washington outlets.
Fred B Noble of Jacksonville age 94 begins flying lessons after giving up driving last year. He aims to solo by near his 100th birthday with instructor Al Janes and the Bill Gardner Flight Center backing his new skill. Noble remains a practicing lawyer and credits recent surgery with inspiring new goals.
A 28 year old woman delivered a baby boy Thursday aboard a high speed train traveling between Tokyo and Hakata in western Japan. The bullet train's swift journey enabled the birth to occur en route with medical staff on board assisting.
George Round, 70, former UNL public relations director, remains a central university figure recording Nebraskan memories. He chairs an oral history project started in 1973, interviewing 175 people for UNL Love Library archives, with two refusals. He praises chancellors and board members and still visits East Campus while pursuing archival interviews and community service.
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