Hagelberger to retire after 35 years with Nebraska Air Guard
Col. Milton L. Hagelberger will retire Sunday January 22 ending nearly 35 years of service. He logged 9500 hours in aircraft from open cockpit biplanes to Phantom jets and led units in Korea England and Nebraska. He plans to enter real estate with his wife in Lincoln and enjoy longer vacations.
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Letter bombs target midtown Manhattan sites
Four separate letters exploded in midtown Manhattan targeting President-elect Jimmy Carter or federal agencies. No injuries reported. Police responded as investigations continued into the mailed device incidents.
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Deaf World Faces Everyday Barriers In Communication
A SUN newspaper interview with Lillian Gross and remarks by Rev. Jim Price highlight how deaf individuals struggle with routine tasks like calling friends or shopping. They rely on sign language, lip reading, and notes while noting myths about intelligence and speech and the role of lip readers and hearing aids in daily life.
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