High Card Ties Decide Nebraska School Board Seats
In Knox County Nebraska ties for the May 15 primary were broken by drawing names from a hat. Milton Johnson and Richard Ketelson drew ace and sack to advance in the November race. Jerry Kitto won a four year Santee School Board seat after a recount left him tied with his brother Richard. The secretary of state's office vetted the method. Center is the Knox County seat in extreme northeastern Nebraska.
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Storfield
Milton Johnson
Richard Ketelson
Knox
Virginia Juerman
Jerry Kitto
Santee
Kitto
Richard
Jerry
Deaths Wilbur C Adams Langley Myrtle Cadle Columbia
Funeral notices list Wilbur C Adams Langley Myrtle J Cadle and Iva C Garvin with details on services and burial plans in Wagener Columbia and surrounding areas. Readers are directed to Page 7A for full memorial notices and arrangements.
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Wilbur C. Adams
Langley
Myrtle J. Cadle
Columbia Iva
C. Garvin
Wagener
Textile firms discuss possible Guilford Graniteville buyout
Guilford Mills of Greensboro approaches Graniteville Company about acquiring Graniteville the oldest South Carolina textile mill. Victor Posner confirms exploratory talks and ownership stake while William Johnson notes ongoing industry chatter. No assurances on a formal proposal exist.
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Guilford Mills
Graniteville Company
Women’s Wear Daily
Bothies
South Carolina
Guilford
Greensboro
N.C
Victor Posner
Raniteville
Graniteville
Posner
William Billy Johnson
Posner Johnson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senators OK Refunds to Coin Operated Poker Players
State senators moved to permit refunds of player stakes for video poker machines as part of a budget compromise. The plan pairs allowing refunds with a higher machine license fee and aims to keep machines in place while changing soft money into hard revenues. Critics call the move legalizing poker machine gambling, while supporters say it merely authorizes payouts and preserves machines.
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Columbia
Senators
John Drummond
D-Greenwood
Senate
Sen
Jack Lindsay
D-Bennettsville
John Land
Lindsay
Elvis Biographer Declares Elvis Dead By Own Action
Larry McShan reports that Albert Goldman in Life magazine asserts Elvis Presley died of a drug overdose and that new copies of the cover story air claims of an explosive, dreamlike rise and fall. The Presley estate had previously attributed the death to a heart attack, with no response yet from Graceland.
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York
Elvis
Presley
Albert Goldman
Life Magazine
Elvis Presley
ICICE
Graceland
Memphis
Goldman
Two Die In Georgia Jet Crash Near Pearson
A Moody Air Force F 16A fighter jet crashed into a rural row of homes on US 441 north of Pearson Georgia shortly after 9 30 am on Friday killing the pilot and a housekeeper. Debris damaged several houses and a mobile home as investigators from Moody Air Force Base searched nearby woods for wreckage.
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Pearson
Air Force
Georgia
Nove
Allinson County
Corbitt
Atkinson
Earl Haskins
Moody
Record High Export Sales Cut Into Trade Imbalance
The Commerce Department reported the quarterly U.S. trade deficit shrank to 26.4 billion dollars from January through March due to record export sales offsetting high foreign oil purchases. Economists cautioned that oil imports and a strong dollar could affect future gains, while analysts at NAM and Aubrey G. Langston noted export strength remains a key growth driver for the economy.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Tion
Realtors
Howard Lewis
The
National Association of Manufacturers
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
Europe
Germany
Asia
Cynthia Latta
DRI McGraw Hill
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Associated Press
Scott Webster
David Seawell
South Airica
Woodside Plantation
S.C
R’n’r
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Martin Crutsinger
National Associa