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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1977
Page
2
Southfield Michigan AP A mother wins an apology and a $69.07 insurance refund after a five month dispute over a $26 cough syrup charge in a $896.26 tonsillectomy bill for Brett Feola. Hospital officials say thousands of bills were checked by hand to produce the correction.
Washington AP Former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller faces neighborhood opposition as Rozansky and Kay Construction plans up to 130 federally styled homes priced from 300000 on a 25 acre Rockefeller estate. Critics warn of noise pollution soil erosion and lowered values while developers push to proceed noting a possible better offer and embassy or cultural use.
The notice lists Action Line contact options for information or problem reporting and provides subscription rates for Lincoln daily and Sunday editions as well as mail options for Nebraska and northern Kansas. It notes AP news rights and editorial details.
Roy Lynn, 28, claims a corn growing record by harvesting 352.64 bushels from a single acre on his 170 acre Kalamazoo farm. Michigan State University expert Elmer Rossman calls it the 60 home run level for corn. Four witnesses verified the yield. national average is 83 bushels per acre. Lynn estimates 240 bushels per acre on the remaining acres and values the total crop at about 704 dollars from the top acre and over 81 thousand dollars from the rest.
Liverpool rejects a statue for the Beatles as Rod Stod dart condemns their fame and absence. Redd Foxx vows to quit only after legal threats from Farrah Fawcett Majors parents. Sophia Loren defends liberation while embracing slave love. Linda Thompson recalls Elviss drug and gun tangles. Ruth Carter Stapleton pledges to expose Billy Carters image. Sammy Davis Jr pledges one day smokeout for the Great American Smokeout.
In a feature blending humor and education, George Hartman runs a cartooning class at Southeast Community College. He recalls his first published work at age 12 and notes blocking differs for athletes and cartoonists. Hartman publishes Cartoon World, reaching about 200 subscribers mostly in California, with occasional editor troubles and modest pay.
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