14 Sep 1977
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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1977
Page
1
Two University of Michigan scholars clash over smiles. McConnell argues smiles boost information and morale while Seabury warns happiness masks true feelings and harms communication. Seabury urges awareness of facial cues to avoid misinterpretation and improve constructive decisions.
Mark Rudd of the Weather Underground surrendered to New York authorities after seven years in hiding. He arrived at the district attorney's office at 8:25 a.m. CDT with lawyer Gerald Lefcourt and faced charges tied to violent Vietnam era protests. Lefcourt had refused to reveal Rudd's whereabouts prior to surrender.
The article concerns a suit against City Hall over an electricity cutoff harassment claim filed by Edith B. Olson, with her address misreported in earlier reporting. It notes extradition steps involving Mark Rudd, former SDS and Weather Underground figure, and references others who turned themselves in for the 1969 Days of Rage protest and related probation sentences.
Washington Budget Director Bert Lance rejected resignation calls and accused reporters of spreading innuendo and hearsay as Senate hearings continue into his banking past. President's aides, including Jody Powell, faced criticism for relaying rumors about Sen. Percy, while bank regulator Robert Serino linked Lance related overdrafts to possible illegal campaign support.
ABC will air Bert Lance’s congressional hearing appearance live on television and radio from 9 to 11 a.m. CDT Thursday. NBC and CBS will not carry the hearing live.
A varied Nebraska page features editorial on bottle bill reform and a three part AP series on Carter welfare policy. It notes a legislative hearing on marijuana testimony, a rural health commission concern, and a tragic murder claim in Crab Orchard. It also mentions a Hastings author unveiling a Nebraska history book in Lincoln with dignitaries present.
Investigations continue into about 20 Roosevelt National Life Insurance plans sold to U S Army personnel in Nebraska by fellow servicemen. FBI CID probe. sales to recruits and to lower ranking soldiers flagged. ten recruits including five in Omaha and five elsewhere bought plans.
Nebraska faces an estimated 37 million dollar crop loss from a storm that hit Hall, Buffalo, Adams, and Clay counties Sunday night into Monday. Preliminary figures show massive damage with about 14 million bushels of corn lost in irrigated areas, plus thousands of acres of soybeans, milo, alfalfa, and wheat damaged. Rippling effects include erosion and topsoil loss, while farm buildings and machinery damage add to the tally. officials warn the total may exceed drouth losses in southeast Nebraska due to irrigated corn’s higher yields.
Democrat Clive Short of Omaha faces a possible delay or block of his U S marshal nomination as it goes to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Carl Curtis of Nebraska indicates he has received complaints about Short and may oppose the four year political appointment despite support from Gov J J Exon Senator Ed Zorinsky and Rep John Cavanaugh.
TOLL FREE You can call the Journal-Star and place your Classified Advertising from anywhere in the State of Nebraska 800 742 7385 Adv.
Land & Sky Factory hosts a weekend sale at Lincoln Industrial Park offering waterbeds and other items with savings up to 50 percent. Advertising notes the sale runs Sunday from noon to 10 PM.
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